It’s unofficially Ray of Gob Wednesday here, with a classic Go Home Productions mashup to help you through your hump day blues.
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Here’s some hump day happiness to help you make it through this week alive.
Your subtle revenge at work today is watching this punk rock anthem, by the lads of Mighty Boosh, on company time.
Which brings us to the next point… The lyrical content in this live performance clip is NSFW, so you may want to wear headphones while exacting your subtle revenge, unless you work where it’s still acceptable to play humorous punk rock anthems about repeated acts of defecation loudly.
Some random punk rock to get you through the mid-week limbo that’s Wednesday, with a cover version of the Chubby Checker classic Limbo Rock.
Fighting robots! Explosions! More fighting robots! A little something to help you over the midweek work hump… courtesy of Aussie animator James Lee.
A post-punk bump for your mid-week hump. Mission of Burma (performing Peking Spring, circa 1979) may seem like a random choice unless you know that’s what was cranking on the stereo around here last night. Now you do.
The hate never sounded so beautiful. A bit of midweek choral madness from Viva Vox Choir to brighten your week. Or ruin it, depending.
Tough week so far? Eyes really do fix everything! If you don’t believe us, watch this short by Chicago writer/filmmaker Daniel Kibblesmith.
According to Liam Murtagh (quoted from Facebook), “Everyone is posting on tumbler. Like, people I don’t know. SO WEIRD… I believe we have gone “viral”…” with this cover of electropop duo La Roux’s Bulletproof.
We suppose AzKaos is “everyone” too…
So enjoy this energetic ska version by Liam and the Ladies… and reblog the infectiousness to further the midweek mayhem.
Country and Western meets Punk Rock in this “clash of cultures” comedic film short by Mark Lynall.
The result is either brilliant, or brilliantly stupid, depending how you feel about culture clashes that include a rousing punk version of Kenny Rogers’ Coward of the County and Anarchy in the UK done up as a countrified line dancing number.
Oi! Oi! Oi! indeed…
From the Commercials That Make No Damn Sense drawer comes this suburban comedy of horrors about proper escalator maintenance… all of which is just a clever ruse to sell you some Canadian brand of margarine or other that promises buttery taste.
Semen and Buttfunkle is Ryan Avery and Dave Driscoll both “doing manly type things with (or to) each other while a “Simon and Garfunkle” song plays a symbolic message in the background.”
Semen and Buttfunkle is awkwardly amusing guerrilla theater infused with a subtle melancholy.
Semen and Buttfunkle is self-described as “a performance art based group specializing in the love men have for one another.”
Semen and Buttfunkle is the art of manliness subversively sprang to life on stage.
Semen and Buttfunkle is what it is.
