Every now and again I run into something that makes me laugh. So, when I run across something during the week, I plan on posting it on Fridays.

Apparently, there was a mis-translation of the A-Ha song "Take on Me." For those that do not know, A-Ha is a Norwegian band. Thus, after all these years, someone has come along and made the correct translation from Norwegian into English. The song makes sense now! Take a look!

Finally, definitive proof that "space aliens" exist!

"What do aliens have to do with Halloween?"

With the election over, the down hill run of our most beloved president has begun. What are people like Roy Zimmerman going to do? Here is video/song relating to GWB's foreign policy and keeping up with the spirit of Dwayne's last story.

I never knew what kind of Pandora's Box was opened with Dwayne's story a few weeks ago. Now I know.

This picture has been floating around for a while, but it is a favorite of a loyal reader of this blog. Thus, I thought I would post it for Friday fun. Here is the 1954 view of the home computer of 2004. They were so close it is scary!

Click on the picture for a larger version.

It is the day after Thanksgiving, but how could I post Friday Fun on a Thursday? In any event, here is a blast from the past! It is one of the finest moments in Thanksgiving Day special-type episodes. I bring you "Turkey's Away". Enjoy!

Now that Thanksgiving is over, the real war on Christmas can begin. However, I would like to extend this holiday greeting from the Happy Tree Friends.

David Letterman's new holiday tradition.

This guy probably got a serious beating for this political statement, but it sums up how I feel about this administration's governance. Thus, I find the video cathartic. Thus, here is one of the many edited versions of the news conference coverage.

Now that one of the major holidays is over, we bring you this a two part blast from the past. It is a classic! I wonder how close it is to Gone with the Wind (I have never seen that movie.) Happy Boxing Day!

Part One

Part Two

I don't know what is more frightening -- the fact that someone wrote this song and got it recorded -- or that they made a video of it. Brace yourselves!

This is hysterical! Bill O'Reilly's hypocrisy burns...

This was one of my favorite Monty Python sketches when I was a kid.

Science can be fun if you just "Look Around You". Today, we're looking at sulfur! Get your copy books out!

This is exactly how I remember the "Wrath of Khan"

A scene from one of my favorite movies! Thanks Ranger Brad.

Remember that time you crapped 20 golf balls?

I would be remiss if I didn't include this.

Here is a lifestyle I can support, but how could he not make it?

I would totally watch this.

I don't think I'll be purchasing this.

It isn't perfect, but it is still pretty good.

A mash up of two of my favorite things -- soft woolen mittens and whiskers on kittens. Wait! no! That was something else.

A salute to the bold Star Trek security men (and women.) - in honor of the new movie in theaters today!

Here is a two-fer because there was nothing last week...

This is for Michael Jackson...

For the next several Fridays, we're going to bring you something special.

The next stop in our tour.

Belinda Carlisle takes us to our next stop.

If you do not know where our tour is taking you by now....

Jewel takes us to this stop.

Stevie Wonder Live! (With Spanish Subtitles)

Yes I know...

I am not going to discuss the politics of un-planetizing Pluto; however, I am including it because the B-52's make a rocking song.

The Animaniacs present an recap of our little tour.

Exactly how I would sing it....

This video is brought to you without comment...

For your Black Friday viewing: A classic video of a classic song by a classic group!

I haven't posted a Friday Fun video for a while, so I'll put up this one:

The lead singer is Wakko Warner (aka Jess Harnell) and that was Rock Sugar

Now get me my TRON helmet!

Thanks to Ken Kitterman, I did not have to sing this in HS

Because every now and then you step into a big pile of Shat!

A little Friday Fun...posted particularly for Dwayne! (hat tip to Pharyngula...

I will let Conan explain it to you. (Hat tip to io9

It doesn't look good for the Princess... (Hat tip to Facebook Friend Mike Biersma!

Perhaps a Commander Joe Preview??? Hat tip to Boing Boing

This is not for the faint of heart or those easily offended. For me, it is hysterical! (Hat tip to Boing Boing)

I would watch "Blackstar Warrior" in the theater! Hat tip to io9 and Dwayne.

In Soviet Russia the blocks fall from the sky! (Hat tip to Dwayne)

Caution, it is a little violent, bloody, gross... but it is two great tastes that go great together.

Normally, I am against Christmas songs. However, for this I will make an exception!

If me and my friends had super-powers... Which one would be Wes?

For Dwayne via io9: In this sketch, the Yeti is on the loose in New York City, sitting on people's cold desserts. Spidey and Morgan Freeman (as a police officer) must team up to make sure this cryptozoological pervert doesn't sully any more frozen confections. There are so many good scenes I don't know where to start, but my favorite is when the crazed yeti ruins a pensioner's birthday.

For Dwayne via io9: I can't see why Dracula is still a problem in the Marvel Universe these days. Spider-Man wasted him on his night off in 1974.

For Dwayne via io9: Unbeknownst to Bruce Wayne, Lucius Fox used to be a mad scientist until Spider-Man showed him the error of his ways.

For Dwayne via io9: I'm beginning to see a pattern here. Does Spider-Man spend most of his time saving birthday parties?

For Dwayne via io9: Yes, he is New York City's de facto birthday party protector. Marvel, make this canon.

For Dwayne via io9: Spider-Man's adventures in the Electroverse are so banal but so relatable. Screw Stegron and Big Wheel robbing banks. I want Spider-Man to use his powers to investigate petty consumer fraud.

For Dwayne via io9: Does Peter Parker exist in this universe? I mean, Spider-Man goes to the baseball stadium in his costume. This isn't a complaint, mind you. And hey, it's Morgan Freeman again, cured of his vampirism!

For Dwayne via io9: Yes, that Blue Beetle. At the time, the Blue Beetle was owned by Charlton Comics, so it was no big deal for him to go on The Electric Company and have Spider-Man make him look like a chump.

For Dwayne via io9: He's so strong he can purloin letters from the alphabet. It's official — Electroverse Spider-Man is my favorite incarnation of the hero.

For Dwayne via io9: The villains on The Electric Company aren't evil as much as they're just a bunch of weirdos. Here's the time his lunch was ruined by some performance artist who put a rubber glove in his sandwich.

Dwayne MacInnes and I have created an e-book entitled Terra Mortis. To give you a taste, here is the entirety of the first story read to you by that master thespian -- me:

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