Random YouTube Blowout

[mbw]

Only watched the first minute.

I love how she compliments the day shift and then proceeds to make him listen to an obscenity laced rant about how she didn't get a free donut.

With a mouth that dirty, I'm sure she could hang out on the corner and earn enough for a whole dozen donuts in no time.

She goes full retard at the end when she sees the woman who didn't give her the receipt (shockingly, the psychohosebeast didn't remember her).

my favorite is when she calls these nice indian folks 'arabs' and and other delights such as sand.......

eta:  http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/taylor-chapman-dunkin-donuts-viral-video-856341

[runawayjimbo]

Only watched the first minute.

I love how she compliments the day shift and then proceeds to make him listen to an obscenity laced rant about how she didn't get a free donut.

With a mouth that dirty, I'm sure she could hang out on the corner and earn enough for a whole dozen donuts in no time.

She goes full retard at the end when she sees the woman who didn't give her the receipt (shockingly, the psychohosebeast didn't remember her).

my favorite is when she calls these nice indian folks 'arabs' and and other delights such as sand.......

eta:  http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/taylor-chapman-dunkin-donuts-viral-video-856341

It's cool because she has a "business degree" tho.

[emay]

[Gundo]

pretty much what i've been saying about a lot of bands lately ^^^^^

[Gundo]

[natronzero]

[mbw]

Brenda, what a slut.

[emay]

[PIE-GUY]

an old favorite...

[khalpin]

Certainly not new.....probably heard this for the first time about 10 years ago, but I sought it out today since it's been a while since I'd last heard it and it's as funny as it was then:

[mbw]

[khalpin]

:hereitisyousentimentalbastard

[antelope19]

I feel like a terrible person for laughing, but a buddy of mine showed this to me over the weekend and I was in tears.  I read today that the local TV station that originally aired this is being sewed, and their excuse was that a summer intern played a prank.  How on earth is a summer intern allowed to submit something that's going to be aired without being checked thoroughly??

[PIE-GUY]

I feel like a terrible person for laughing, but a buddy of mine showed this to me over the weekend and I was in tears.  I read today that the local TV station that originally aired this is being sewed, and their excuse was that a summer intern played a prank.  How on earth is a summer intern allowed to submit something that's going to be aired without being checked thoroughly??

how the fuck did "Ho Lee Fuk" not jump out at someone as a joke?

[Mr. Natural]

This Swedish filmmaker, Lenart Mogren, made a couple documentaries in the early '70s. One is on the Lama Foundation, a commune established by Steve & Andrea Durkee. They were part of the core of USCO - the multimedia company (one of the first of those) who put together T. Leary's NYC presentations in '66. Post-acid, they moved to Taos, NM and established the Lama Foundation, which had its peers in neighboring communes Morningstar East, Reality Construction Company, the Hog Farm, New Buffalo, and The Family. The commune also played a key role in the fabrication & production of BE HERE NOW. Ram Dass had been lecturing in the northeast upon his return from India. Somebody typed up transcripts, which he threw in the trunk of his car. When the Lama folks were helping him unpack, they noticed the transcripts and decided to illustrate some of the finer points - which turned in the famous "From Bindus to Ojas" portion of the book*. The film ends with who I think is Bhagavan Das chanting.


The same dude, the same year ('73), also made this documentary on The Farm, Stephen and Ina-May Gaskin's commune in Tennessee. That's another great story - first he's lecturing on Integrated Field Theory at UCBerkey, then he winds up attracting a whole lot of hippies to his lectures, they tour the country in a 50-vehicle caravan, then settle in Summertown, Tennessee. His books MONDAY NIGHT CLASS (the lectures), CARAVAN, and THIS SEASON'S PEOPLE detail it all. Ina-May started the midwifery movement there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUGfzvHAcFw&feature=c4-overview&playnext=1&list=TLXeIRqvE4L8I



*http://frombindutoojas.com/origin.html
http://www.thenation.com/article/156988/lsd-contact-high#