Blendability?

The iPhone 3G has a lot of new features, but will it blend? (These folks blend anything.)

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You'll Flip For This

Big Anaconda

Where are J-Lo and Ice Cube when you need them?

Next Question: 3rd Grade Geography

Maybe she dropped out in the 2nd grade.

Ready To Moonwalk?

Strap up your Nike Vandals, and get ready to break! It's Alfonso Ribeiro's breakdancing book. It even comes with it's own cardboard!

"The Business"

Check out the call made by the ref (about :40 into the video). You'd think they'd lose at least 10 yards for that penalty.

Oscar Time

Now that we're officially in the holiday season, The Soup reminds us it's time for "The Oscar Movie."

"Worthless" Forensic Technique

60 Minutes teamed up with the Washington Post to look into a forensic technique called “bullet lead analysis” that had been used by the FBI for over 30 years. The technique was recently found to be flawed. It wasn’t even scientifically proven. A former FBI chief metallurgist performed his own research on the testing and found that the technique isn’t “based on science at all, but rather had been based on subjective belief for over four decades.” He added, “It’s worthless as a forensic tool.” Many cases that used this technique as testimony are now being called in to question. At first, the Justice Department was reluctant to tell those who were convicted on this evidence that bullet lead analysis is flawed. But because of the story, the FBI will now “identify, review and release all of the pertinent cases.”

Here is the 60 Minutes story via the Washington Post:

Out Of His "Arse"

You’ve probably heard about Rudy Giuliani misinterpreted and misrepresenting prostate cancer survival rates in England compared to the U.S. Here’s a fact check showing how incompatible the comparisons are. And below is Mark Day saying how Giuliani is talking out of his “arse” when it comes to prostate stats.

Danger Zone

Stay with it. The guy does a great Tom Cruise impression.

Pumpkin + Missile = Awesome

"Large-scale Loo"

At $50,000 a night, let's hope it doesn't smell like a toilet too.

A 430-Part System For The Internet

Having trouble understanding the Internet? Don’t understand blogging or electronic mail? Check out this well-produced video for “Gabe and Max’s How To Get The Dreamlife Of Your Dreams Using The Internet.” After using their easy 430-part system, you can use the Internet to get “flashy clothes, dental insurance, and everything.”

By Any Other Name

Last week, the New York Times reported that despite constant denials from the Bush Administration, torturing of detainees by U.S. interrogators was approved by the Justice Department. The article states the DOJ, “provided explicit authorization to barrage terror suspects with a combination of painful physical and psychological tactics, including head-slapping, simulated drowning and frigid temperatures.”

That’s not “torture”? The Daily Show’s Senior Interrogation Analyst Jon Oliver helps us find lost meaning in “torture” and other words.

"Put Some Gel In It"

This clip could be as fake as his hair, but still funny..

Mr. and Mrs. Pong

Weren’t these two the 1983 Beer Pong Doubles Champs?

Only Ugly People, Please

Check out Popeye – or Pop-Eye – and Prince Albert (with his Guinness World Record-holding 475 piercings) as they try out for the Ugly Modeling Agency.

Video of the Violence

Thanks to video cameras and the Internet, the world is able to see the brutality in Burma/Myanmar. CNN obtained video showing brutality that contradicts the government’s version of “utmost restraint” when confronting protesters.

Here Come The Judgments

AP (via MSNBC) reports a federal judge has ruled that two parts of the Patriot Act are unconstitutional. The parts in question are the ones that allow searches without probable cause. You know, Fourth Amendment to U.S. Constitution-foundation of our system of government-type stuff.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed hear arguments on whether lethal injection is constitutional. The Reuters video is below.

Long-Winded, But..

By now, you’ve probably heard about that University of Florida student who was tased (or is it, “tasered”?) at the John Kerry event. This kid was definitely running off at the mouth and over-staying his welcome at the mic. But as you can see from the video below, it didn’t seem to warrant the cops tackling and tasing the guy. The top video below shows his questions (yes, there was more than one). The bottom video is a better view of the cops’ "answer" to his question. In that one, it appears one the cops was quick to pull his gun.