Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Truly Random Brainfart Thoughts - Part 23

Here comes the next edition of Truly Random Brainfart Thoughts (click here to see the others).  Basically,  these are a bunch of random thoughts that came to mind that I couldn't really expand on and thought I should just make them into list form for your enjoyment.  Here goes:


  • In Lord of the Rings, why does it seem like there is a total of three chicks in all of Middle-Earth?
  • I still don't understand how an eraser erases stuff without damaging the paper it is erasing said stuff off of.
  • If you traveled a couple thousand years into the past and killed one random person, how many people you know today do you think will cease to exist when you came back?
  • In the movie Time Bandits, John Cleese is the top-billed actor in the opening credits but is only in the movie for three and a half minutes.  I timed it.
  • Why does Coca-Cola bother spending so much money on advertising when they know we are all already addicted to their product?
  • Dear anyone on their phone while ordering food at a restaurant (for example, Chipotle), hang the fuck up, you are holding everybody up because you are an asshole and shouldn't be allowed to carry on your genes.
  • No homo, but how has Chris Hemsworth (aka Thor) not won People's Sexiest Man of Year?
  • If dogs evolved from wolves, then how in the hell did we end up with the chihuahua?
  • I just found out that Taco Bell serves breakfast.  Please tell me no one actually eats that.
  • Recently, I've found myself randomly watching the newest animated version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and was shocked to find out that Jason Biggs (American Pie) and Sean Astin (Rudy/Samwise Gamgee) do the voices of Leonardo and Raphael.
  • What made the people at Looney Tunes think that a Tasmanian Devil spins around like a tornado?

"Not only do they not spin around, but they are black not brown like in the cartoons.  Did the guy who came up with that character even look at picture of a Tasmanian Devil before he drew his?"

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