Warning: the sight of Chloe from “24″ and the hero from “Office Space” might kinda break your heart some…

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After watching this, the only message we walked away with was, “Gee, I wish someone would’ve spent more than ten minutes writing this thing.”

Actually, the problem with this Die isn’t really the writing, though it’s bad, the problem is that those performing it are pretty sure they’re adorable and nothing’s worse than someone in front of a camera who’s positive they’re cute. Cute is smug gone retard. Never a pretty sight.

Doug Powers sums the overall message up:

“Don’t just sit there, immigrants are about to be pulled from their cars, gays won’t be able to get married and nobody will have health care because stupid people are really motivated this year.”

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Not since the creation of the Huffington Post and the Daily Kos has something so useless entered American culture with such fanfare. Americans are all atwitter about Twitter. It was bad enough when people began chatting with total strangers online about their private lives. Then the blogosphere exploded and we all moved one step closer to becoming the nation of Narcissista. Then MySpace and Facebook came along, and everybody felt the need to make every aspect of their lives public.

Look, I admit to being a blogger, and one of the better ones. Yet my blog actually covers issues and events. The following paragraph is what my blog is not about: (more…)