

College is a filthy, filthy place and you're a filthy, filthy person, right?I bet you change your sheets once a semester and use a finger for a toothbrush, don't you?Or maybe you're that one hyper-clean dorm resident who actually changes his socks instead of just telling everyone you changed your socks?Take our Hygiene Survey below and let us know! But don't lie - if you're the one who's been clogging the shower drains on the 3rd floor of Williamson Hall we WILL find out.
Somebody eats the grossest, most brilliant invention ever.
My favorite mashup so far, Chris "The Falcon" Han's Canadian MegaMix
The closest anyone has ever come to being killed by a remote control toy
Blond Day: Strumming away on a heart-shaped guitar
Fun space pictures of astronauts playing in space


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In this episode, Michael Showalter interviews the entire cast of NBC's "30 Rock!" Well, part of it. One part of it. I guess we'll have to settle for that. What? No, nothing's wrong. We just sort of thought Tina Fey would be here. But it's not a big thing. Showalter will be fine with it, he lives for stuff like this. Spontaneity. Improv. Disappointment. What? No, you must have heard us wrong. Is this interview over yet?
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This is from our friends at Mortified showing us that High School football players write poetry and have emotions, INTENSE EMOTIONS!





For the Best Mashup Contest: Amy Winehouse vs. The 1960s
The scariest hoodies I've ever seen. And I've seen a lot of hoodies
Jon Stewart enters the Conan/Colbert feud
Definitely one of the craziest videos on the internet, at least in the top 1,000
Someone draft this kid already, hes the best 11-year-old basketballer ever


Fart filtering underwear is the pinnacle of civilization
Sarah Silverman and Matt Damon have an announcement to make via musical medley
Heres an incentive to never, ever leave the country
Evidence that the Japanese are decades ahead of us in pointless Rube Goldberg technology
No one has ever been more terrified to be on an infomercial
Sunday's big game brought with it the annual crop of big budget, high concept, and low brow commercials. From Pepsi-chugging pop-stars to monstorous pigeons to Chris Kattan, Super Bowl XLII's million-dollar airtime was overflowing with both brilliant marketing and annoying ads. Below you'll find the highest highs and the lowest lows of football's -- and Bud Light's -- biggest night.