Luke 2:6 – 7 from The LOLCat Bible

6 When wuz time for teh baybee,7 it wuz a boy, so he wuz wrapd in blanket like burrito an placd him in fud dish, cuz innkeeper wuz liek, no room here kthxbye!

I know it’s already old in interweb time, but that LOLCat stuff still cracks me up. Wrapping the baby up “like burrito” really did make me LOL! Read the rest of Luke 2.

I was looking through the new jobs that had been posted at my company’s site, and I ran across this one. Check out the last line of the job description. I don’t think that’s really what they meant to say.

I don’t know much about Mike Huckabee, but this campaign ad is hilarious.

My favorite line: “There’s no chin behind Chuck Norris’ beard, only another fist.” I know it’s old, but it makes me laugh every time.

Gotta love all that paid time off for “district” responsibilities.

I’ve been a fan of the Get a Mac ads since before I became a “Mac bigot.” This new web-only ad is one of the best.

This Dilbert is a perfect explanation of the moronic security policies that Chase bank has for accessing your accounts.

I should be able to access my account through their website from anywhere in the world, anytime I want. But noooooo. They use a browser cookie to make sure you’re on a machine they’ve seen before. If you use a different machine, or a different browser on the same machine, or clear out your cookies in the browser you always use, you can’t login. You get a page explaining their stupid security policy and telling you that they have to send you a new authorization code. You have to get it via email or a text message to your cell phone, both of which are not always that convenient. Or you have to actually call them and talk to a human.

I have a credit card with Chase, but my regular banking stuff is with another bank, who makes it much easier to get to my account info. I really hate having to check anything to do with my Chase account.

This is one of my favorite videos. It’s two Australian guys making fun of late night religious programs. This is great stuff.

The bit about “the Hebrew word for ‘word’ is just too funny.” Stick around for the ending. It’s worth it.

I have a pretty good understanding of the Scots dialect, but I only picked up every fifth word or so in this video.

I love Dilbert, but some are better than others. This one is great.

I’ve worked in companies with managers who want status updates on status updates.

I’ve been a fan of the show 24 for a few years now. This video is hilarious.