Swirlee

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2001: A Space Odyssey in one minute, with Legos. Brilliant! (via eclecticism)

A funny and high-quality series about the enigmatic Mr. Deity (a.k.a. God) and his pals Jesus and Larry. Be sure to check out all of the episodes.

*gulp*

“Stop putting shit on our bodies, David Blaine!” NSFW language. This guy has the “Blaine stare” down pat.

‘Tis the season for Charlie Brown mash-ups. After you’re done watching, head over to Ken Jennings’ blog to reacquaint yourself with the Peanuts characters and read his delightful analysis of their respective dance styles. Personally, I’ve always rather liked 5’s “funeral march of the marionette.” (via TV Squad)

A great Charlie Brown Christmas homage from the producers and cast of Scrubs. (via TV Squad via Netscape)

The marketing campaign for Tenacious D in ‘The Pick of Destiny’ is really ramping up. Here’s two different videos for “Classico,” one of the songs from the movie. (Note: Both are PNSFW.) The first looks like it’s from the movie itself:

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The second is an animation directed by John Kricfalusi of Ren & Stimpy fame:

The movie opens in theatres on November 22 and the album goes on sale on November 14. Also check out this set of promo clips.

Reading the Bible so you don’t have to. An accurate retelling of the Book of Job (with some things ommitted for time’s sake).

Blender company Blendtec has a brilliant series of promotional videos in which Tom Dickson disintegrates various items in his company’s blenders: Marbles, a rake handle, half a chicken, an entire Extra Value Meal, and more.

967 Philippine inmates perform the Algorithm March from Japanese children’s show Pythagoras Switch. See the original with English subtitles here.

One dedicated YouTube user has uploaded “A Whole New World” and a bunch of other musical numbers from Disney’s Aladdin in 25 different languages, from Thai and Icelandic to Hungarian and French Canadian.

(via MetaFilter)