More jokes, half of which aren't really jokes.
Bill Gates.
Alice teases Mrs. Brady about her gay husband.
Clarinet boy.
Clint Eastwood.
A reference to the movies "Every Which Way But Loose" and
"Any Which Way You Can".
Just to clarify, she made the threats, on YouTube.
Jessi Slaughter, the latest viral video meme.
Your fifteen minutes of fame are ticking, Jessi, cash in now.
"The Matrix" is called a "Christian" movie.
It's really about the occult belief that "Life is an Illusion"
(and therefore "evil doesn't exist").
Also the belief that you can "control reality with your mind"
(therefore, you "don't need God". Yeah, right.).
One for Chrissie Hynde, Bob Barker, and Pamela Anderson.
Refers to Obama's appearance on "The View" (or whatever).
He knew that Lindsay Lohan is in jail but he didn't know who "Snooki" was
(neither do I).
The great thing about the Old Man is he never actually hits anybody,
he just tells them he is thinking about hitting them.
Rick from "Pawn Stars".
Based on a true story.
Rick sure needs to call a lotta experts.
Chumlee from "Pawn Stars" masquerades as a "dim bulb" (oops, I thought it was "Chumbley").
Chumlee tends to overpay a little bit.
The photo set-up is weird.
You could almost write a novel in the upper-space.
Lame pun on "Wembley Stadium", but you knew that, didn't you?
This leads down a particularly grim and deep rabbit hole,
should you care to take it.
Why any of these guys is praised is beyond me.
What's-His-Name from "The Simpsons".
Slogan is from an old t-shirt.
Another subversive movie presented as harmless. I beg to differ.
If you understand this one, then you understand the true agenda of the Star Wars series.
More info on the occult beliefs of Star Wars:
http://www.christiananswersforthenewage.org/Articles_StarWars.htmlGeorge Lucas and Jim Henson, in addition to working on Yoda together, also made the occult movie "Labyrinth" together.
Henson also made "The Dark Crystal" with Star Wars producer Gary Kurtz.
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