Video Of The Week: Ghost Rider

If you need or want a good laugh, please watch this video. It is a little dry at the beginning, but I promise it gets better.

At first, you might think that this is some awful/stupid joke, because the guy shows you a weird and unrealistic chair that he plans to wear when he drives through a drive-thru. His intentions are to scare these minimum wage paid fast-food workers who hand you your food at the last window.

I don’t want to give away too much and spoil all of the fun, but lets just say that a lot of people actually believe a ghost just ordered a Big Mac and a large fry.

Who knows, maybe this prank will lead to a great April Fool’s joke.

– Shannon Hazlitt

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Video of the Week: Jenna Marbles

After it was brought to my attention that Charlie, one of our blog editors, had no idea who Jenna Marbles was – I found it necessary to dedicate this week’s video to one of my favorite Jenna videos.

If you have been living under a rock for the past three years, like Charlie and don’t know who Jenna is,  she is a college graduate who devotes her time to making hilarious videos on YouTube. She works side-by-side with her two dogs, Mr. Marbles and Kermit and prefers to speak in a baby voice the entire video.

In this video, “How To Avoid Talking To People You Don’t Want To Talk To,” Jenna demonstrates how to avoid and scare off any creep who tries talking to you.

For some of us, this could be useful when we are walking past Starbucks on Marshall Street or at an open frat party when that ugliest guy at the party insists on standing way too close to your ass.

Watch, listen and learn. Oh, and Charlie, you’re welcome.

-Chelsey Perry

Video of the Week: Bad Lip Reading

I don’t know if any of you have heard about this new YouTube sensation (maybe its old but its new to me so let me have my moment), but I have recently jumped on the bandwagon and haven’t stopped laughing my ass off.

It is called Bad Lip Reading and they are YouTube clips of movies and speeches that are voiced over to what the speaker’s mouths look like they could be saying. Make sense?

For example, if I turn to you and said “elephant shoe,” it looks like I could be saying, “I love you.” Got it now? Good.

Basically this is what Bad Lip Reading videos are doing to political figures such as Mitt Romney, President Obama and to awkward clips of Edward and Bella from the Twilight series.

If you find it amusing to mock the Twilight series any chance you get (I am definitely team Katniss and Peeta), this video is just for your. Not only are Edward and Bella the most awkward couple (oops, not anymore) ever in the movie but the voiced over conversation makes it ten times better.

Take a look at the video and I promise that you will not regret it and if you are a politics guru like me, you will find the “More Mitt” and “Joe Biden” videos just as amusing.

-Chelsey Perry