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The first nerd president?

John Hodgman was the headliner at the 2009 Radio & TV Correspondents' Dinner and reviewed the President's nerd credentials. A very different tone than Stephen Colbert at the White House Correspondents Association dinner, but really funny anyway.

Peart, Bozzio, Heredia drum jam

Here's a cool long-form drum jam by Neil Peart (Rush), Terry Bozzio (Zappa, UK, Bozzio, Levin, Stevens) and Joey Heredia (Stevie Wonder, Herb Alpert).  This was filmed during a warm up session for a master class Neil was putting together. I love it when some of the greats collaborate!

(from drumchannel.com)

Arrested Development fan art

Arrested Development and The Simpsons are two of my all-time favorite shows so I love this artistic mashup of the two. I think the blue Tobias and the inclusion of GOB's ventriloquist dummy Franklin is especially great.

There's also a version with the Bluths as Peanuts characters.

(via .tiff)

Tiny Alien Terrorizes Pakistan - gets cooked

Well, it was only a matter of time.  They finally come to visit, and end up getting cooked on a hot brick.  Wonder if they taste like chicken?

(via Boing Boing)

Guest Post Lalapalooza

Hello Followers of Share and Enjoy,

Jim and Bob have kindly allowed me to post a few guest blogs here. I'm Jim's sister and Bob's niece and I hope not to embarrass them with gushing posts about Edward Cullen or Joe Jonas. I will keep those posts locked up tightly in the diary I keep under my mattress away from prying eyes.

So I was just thinking today about bands that I never got to see in concert, but wish I could. The first one that sprang to mind was The Smith's, a band that was already broken up my the time I started listening to them. I also realized I would have loved to see Queen with Freddie Mercury. So which broken up/dead band or singer would you want to see in concert if you had the opportunity?

Ramsey Out.

Jellyfish crop circle in the UK

 

This new and amazing design appeared in Oxfordshire in the last week of May.  Its overall length is approximately 600 feet!  Check out a short video and story here.

(from telegraph.co.uk)