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Stephen Colbert talkin bout The National Organization for Marriage, abbreviated as NOM.

oh god! the homo-storm got me!

NOM publicly thanked Stephen Colbert’s show for bringing attention to their group. What.

Apparently, they believe that Colbert has helped their cause, somehow. This is, as they say, ADORBS:
“I’ve always thought Stephen Colbert was a double-agent, pretending to pretend to be a conservative, to pull one over Hollywood. Now I’m sure,” said Maggie Gallagher, President of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM).

“Thank you Stephen for playing our ad in full on national television–for free. HRC eat your heart out. Plus we all had a great chuckle, too!” said Brian Brown, NOM’s Executive Director. “Where can I make a donation to the National Organization for Colbert?”

clearly these bitches don’t understand sarcasm. ontd
Anti-Gay Group Sends Letter To Colbert Thanking Him For Mocking Them Huffington Post

…it was in a Where Are They Now Jurassic Park entry for ontd.

his voice sounds really deep here.

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The trailer is going to be shown during the previews of Monsters Vs Aliens when it finally comes out on March 27th.

I have good feelings about this one.

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slashfilm — has pictures of the monsters’ faces on skateboard designs

AAHHHHH

Good morning! “Too Many Dicks” by Flight of the Conchords.

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He says sowwy.

“I acted like a punk, I regret that, and there is nobody who has heard that tape that has been hit harder than me.” He has this ish that he doesn’t understand he’s a movie star.

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KROQ 106.7

The Axis of Awesome are revealing that secret musicians have: LOTS OF SONGS ARE THE SAME but not exactly. The volume level is a little weird BEWARE.
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When asked how he snapped out of his younger days’ feelings of crapitude:

It’s tiresome to be so wound up in yourself and dark, and it’s hard on others. My moodiness probably has a greater effect on other people—the people I live and work with—than it does on me. Nobody likes being around someone who’s bemoaning his fate all the time, and I didn’t want to be that person. I also understand now what gets me out of my head when I get depressed: physical exercise, doing a chore. I’ll hang a picture, let’s say. Or perhaps I’ll take a toothbrush and clean the spokes on my motorcycle.

The rest of the interview (it’s Playboy) is here.