The Stoner Channel: RZA Brings the Pain, Mexico Tries Something New, and GNR Does the Ritz [Video]

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This Week’s Top Web Comedy Video: Meet the Band [Video]

The bassist! The guitarist! The drummer! The roadie! The… sea captain? Sure, why not! There’s more to a band than just the musicians. Or at least, there should be, as you’ll quickly learn here. More »

The Stoner Channel: Hulk Rage, Phytoremediation, and Other Things We Don’t Understand [Video]

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Movie Theaters Should Be Like This [Humor]

I love this movie theater layout. It would be my favorite theater ever. Wait, no. My favorite movie theater would have seats that would open into a pit full of hungry Great White sharks in the case people talked out loud, texted or ate making annoying noises. More »

Louis CK Thinks the Next iPhone Will Be Invisibly Thin And Help You Masturbate Better [Video]

Louis CK, noted technology philosopher and independent funnyman, recently gave his thoughts about the iPhone and “the cloud” and it’s just as funny as you’d think. On the iPhone, Louis CK says it’s like having “a pencil that can suck your dick”. More »

iPhone Hands On Review, Five Years Later [Humor]

It’s been about five years since I bought an iPhone, and after giving myself some time to get a feel for the device, I think I’m ready to say that a smartphone is something everyone should consider owning. More »

The Stoner Channel: Chicago Does the Right Thing, Engineers Fail High-lariously, and the UAE Will Kill You for Slanging [Video]

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Why Moon Landing Conspiracy Theorists Are Wrong [Humor]

Because if NASA were into faking its accomplishments, it would have gotten round to pulling something else impressive out of its ass in the last forty years. [xkcd] More »

The Stoner Channel: Captain Picard Does Hamlet, High Times Picks a Winner, and Quick Cure Builds a Better Bud Rack [Video]

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Yep, Kickstarter Is Pretty Much a Scam for Useless Crap [Watch This]

The Onion, as only The Onion can, exposed the cesspool of faux-inventions of Kickstarter by calling the folks who start Kickstarter projects, Internet criminals who “bilk friends and families out of terrible, ill-conceived and unnecessary personal projects”. Yep, pretty much. More »