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We've got our 'Welcome Jesus' T-shirts on - bring on the Return of Christ!
I've been holding onto my 'Welcome Jesus' T-shirt since this site started in July 2006, and now I finally get [more]
SNL brings back the Ambiguously Gay Duo - LIVE!
Thank God for Twitter! And the Internet in general. Without them, I wouldn't have known that Stephen made a surprise [more]
"The Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" Gets 4 Daytime Emmy® Noms
Who's honoring Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart now? The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences! "The Rally to Restore [more]
Anderson Cooper Goes There: Stephen now on the Ridiculist
You may recall Stephen putting Anderson Cooper on the Absurd-U-Chart back in April claiming that Anderson Coopers Ridiculist was a [more]
And this time it's on the official New York Philharmonic YouTube channel so we assume it won't disappear any time [more]
From the Lost In Jersey Flickr page:
Stephen Colbert created the WristSTRONG bracelet to make us more aware of wrist violence and wrist injuries. Well that and to help raise money for the Yellow Ribbon Fund. I’ve had mine for almost 3 years and finally was in a position to pass it along to someone more famous then me. Al said “he would be honored” to wear it.
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*pictures DB giggling like a giddy schoolgirl*
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The awesomeness of this cannot be overstated.
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This makes me want to rewatch “White and Nerdy.”
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Haha, was just thinking the same thing.
Weird Al is awesome. He really, truly is. Great picture, thanks for sharing it!
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Fantastic effort lostinjersey! :) And hee, I just love how well-loved that WristStrong band is!
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This is friggin’ fantastic! I love the look on Weird Al’s face. “Yeah, that’s right. I’m rockin’ the WristSTRONG.”
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Three years is a pretty good life expectancy for a plastic bracelet… a lot of times they break after a few months of rigorous use (or maybe my wrist was just too strong… I like to think of it that way).
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