Cool Shit 4/2

A look at the top 25 least visited countries. These are the kind of lists that get me itching to travel.

So, is Pabst Blue Ribbon really a blue ribbon holder?

I wouldn't normally share a link like this, but I found the title amusing, and the fact that it was in GQ of all places, even better. So, here's your chance to catch up on what's been going on with the TV show Castle. Because I'm sure there's a huge audience clamoring for this information.

We take it for granted, because after all, it's garbage. But someone has to deal with it.

It's gotten to the point that April Fools has become the biggest web "holiday," in that everyone has to one up one another with silly jokes. Here's a few that you may find semi-clever.

I'm not going to say I'm shocked that an investigation into athletes' charities has uncovered some suspicious activities.

Ever hear of the Dale? A futuristic car from the late 70s that has an "interesting" backstory.

Real Men Drink PBR

Real men that fly with jet packs of course!

Links of Interest 11/14

Michael Cera might not want to do it, but I like when Hank Kingsley says stuff like this. Plus, all they have to do is kill George Michael in a yacht explosion in the first few minutes and everything's good. Just get a guy that kinda looks like him and film him running away from the camera.

The history of Pabst Blue Ribbon advertising can be seen here. Or you can just go to Bob and Barbara's.

You're just not American if you never played in a treehouse as a child. Of course, that playing can lead to some weird shit involving neighbors (at least it did for me). So be a little vigilant.

It's like the supermarket scene from Animal House, except depressingly real.

Who doesn't love doomsday devices? Well, except for the general population that would be destroyed by them?

This is a little frightening as I saw 2001. Not that I understood it, but it had something to do with Saturn, right?