Kramediggles is Alyssa Kramer, who is utterly ungoogleable. Her sense of humor is ironically nutty. The picture above is her Twitter avatar.
These kinds of caricature humorists freak me out, because you can never tell if behind the character they’re just normal friendly people or if they’re actual flakes who just use it well.
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One of the more arcane changes in Lion, the newest version of Mac OS X, is that certain keys don’t repeat if you hold them down. The ones that do repeat are the keys that also have diacritics, like ñ or ø. In some apps like Safari or TextEdit, holding one of those characters brings up a menu of diacritical options. Cool! But it doesn’t work yet in Chrome.
See the key repeat alphabet and learn how to turn this off. »
This is what is becoming in the world: the acceptance, only, of lived experience. I did not hear it if it did not scrobble, I did not see it if it’s not on Flickr, I did not say it if it is unpublished. Without Foursquare, I am not even there.
— James Bridle, An Elixer of Reminding
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You know that thing where you get utterly drunk and you read some internet and every little thing makes you go
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What happens if you do that and you’re still drunk the next morning and you edit a site where you post all the things you like on the internet?
AMERICA IS ABOUT TO FIND OUT
‘Cause I just found out about him! Tim Hutchins (played by Andre Hyland) was an obnoxious guy talking on his cell phone in public, on Fuel TV’s sketch show Stupidface from 2007 to 2009.
Yes! Nostalgia for four years ago! Someone mentions El Niño!
God, he’s so cringey he makes me embarrassed to have ever used “you know the drill” on my voicemail.
Actor Jim Meskimen delivers a speech from Shakespeare’s Richard III in 24 celebrity voices and it’s breathtaking. I am gasp-choking. Highlights that you don’t really see in most “100 impressions” videos: Ricky Gervais, George Clooney, Garrison Keillor (holy shiiiiiiit) and Morgan Freeman.
You may recognize Meskimen from his voice work in all of the video games and all of the cartoons.
Jason Alexander hosts this writes-itself comedy sketch about the heartbreaking tragedy of Netflix’s new prices.
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BuzzFeed writer Chris Menning knows memes. He used to work at Know Your Meme. And he’s made a chart explaining that everyone is misusing the word “meme”. (We frequently misuse it at Slacktory and we don’t plan to stop.)
Aw hell yeah. A shot-for-shot remake of the trailer for The Man Without a Face, all for a Facebook riff. The faithfulness to the original overshadows the actual joke. Well, once you’ve watched the original trailer it does. It’s not like I remembered the trailer so well that I was like, “Oh, that famous cut! Bravo!”
I like to think in eighteen years everyone will be on a site called “Zookeeperbook” and trailer parody makers will be like “No.”
“Hipsters Are Roaming the Campus” (made for NYU orientation) rejects “easy mode” hipster comedy and settles in at a comfortable intermediate. (Hard mode: “Being a Dickhead’s Cool”.)
I tend to take quirky bullshit songs like this and listen to them repeatedly like actual songs. Those who live with me do not admire this habit.
Loneliness and alienation are hallmarks of modernity, but scientific researchers knew that talking to other people is terribly underwhelming, so they developed Artificial Intelligence. Now when you’re alone, you can open your laptop and have conversations with automated robots instead of people.
In the earliest days of the 21st century SmarterChild reigned supreme as the go-to chatterbot to instant message. Now he replies “My brain is retired but watch some cool videos!” In SmarterChild’s absence, several challengers have entered the market battling to become the new premier chatting-robot.
We wanted to get a true snapshot of what makes these contenders tick, so we went the Vanity Fair route and gave them the Proust Questionnaire.
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The Great Blog Commenter War
This is a tale of war. We recommend you play the Braveheart theme in the background. — Ed.
What really happened on that fateful day? It all started with an A.V. Club staff editorial. The subject was whether comic book movies had “jumped the shark,” and much like the metaphorical saltwater beasts in question, those who gathered to read this document were eccentric yet civil when unprovoked. A spirited discussion sprang up to determine which comic book adaptation was the worst of all time. Had those involved known what the answer would cost, however, the speculation might have ended then and there.
Gardenhoes, a well-regarded member of the community, addressed the growing crowd, pleading a case for The Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Superman IV, a “truly horrendous piece of garbage”, was also gaining traction, owing to the consensus-building efforts of King Tardis Touch. Such sporty back-and-forth was common among the people of A.V. Club, and all parties were reportedly of good cheer. Eventually the Green Lantern splinter group was silenced, and it seemed as though an agreement had been reached. Unfortunately, nothing was what it seemed that day, for at that very moment, the group was greeted by an unexpected visitor.
Keep reading the epic history. »