Ok, so by now some of you regulars are probably starting to wonder if I’m going to rebrand this website as “Slices of Michael Jackson” – on account of the diversity of posts I’ve been releasing lately, celebrating different aspects of the king of Pop. Regardless, this is a video I just couldn’t go without posting: after all, it throws in the mix two of my favorite people of African-American ascent. I’m talking of course about MJ and president Obama!

I you have ever, in your wildest dreams tried to imagine what would result if these two amazing personas were combined as a single individual… well, I should say you sure have a fertile imagination. Plus, I will say you’re in for a treat. I mean, just sit back, grab a drink and feast your eyes on this 13 minute extended parody of Michael Jackson’s Thriller, starring no one else but our dear president in office Barak Obama. Here you go:

Now, someone just needs to make a parody of Michael Jackson as president Obama. Then my existence will be officially be fulfilled.

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Ok… for anyone who things Michael Jackson is dead? WRONG. Also, anyone who things this intergalactic action here / pop star only participated in one video game? WRONG again. The first video in this compilation will serve a reminder of the actual Moonwalker video game for Sega Genesis… but the remaining videos will serve proof that MJ is indeed alive and kickin’ old school style in his favorite video games of all time. So if you want to catch up with his latest adventures, just sit back and press PLAY:

Michael Jackson, Moonwalker:

Super Michael Jackson Punch-Out:

Be Careful! A wild Michael Jackson appeared:

Michael Jackson vs Frieza:

Super Jackson Bros World:

Michael Jackson saves the retrogaming universe:

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Now that I’ve released my own daily webcomic (in another website I’ll tell you about sometime), I’ve been getting progressively drawn into the webcomics scene. And I must say… there are some real classy displays of webcomics-try out there, so I figured I might as well start reviewing some of those. With that in mind, I’ll start by telling you about a nice and shiny example of fine online cartoonism, which is known throughout the Internet as “The Urf.”

As you can see, this is indeed a strange universe. Most of the comics in The Urf focus those litlle colorful and pituresque details that make this hypotethical land quite so ever intriguing. There’s already a good deal of posts in the archives, and I’ve decided to pick some of my favorite specimens to illustrate my point – rather than indulging a pointless rant. Hope you’ll enjoy! If not, just stay tuned because I indend making a bunch of posts featuring noteworthy webstrips, so I reckon it’s a matter of time until I bring forth one that will tickle your fancy real nice.

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I keep telling people that war is a bad thing, but no one seems to really listen. Then I tell them that most modern wars are nothing but excuses to cover up obscure political agendas, and they accuse me of being a conspiracy theorist. Fortunately though, there are still people (or at least antropomorphic dogs) of good sense out there, who are capable to see things for what they are.

Sadly, this funny clip reminds me of that old saying… “people are smart, but crowds are stupid” – which is this case could be rephrased as “people are smart, but Peter Griffins are stupid. I just keep wondering… it’s granted our public opinion is easily influenced and manipulated by the powers that be; what I really don’t get it is how come it only seems to work with negativity and hatred! If only people could be manipulated into realizing we’re better off getting all along… if only.

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you'll feel much better

Okay. So one day I’m gonna write this post featuring a special compilation of the most asinine and ridiculously funny signs ever to come out from the land of the rising sun. And you know what? I have a feeling this picture here will be making the headlines. However I must admit that it actually makes sense… I mean, anyone who has vomited is well aware that it makes you feel better (well unless you’re bulimic, I guess… but that’s a whole different game I’m talking). But still… in what context would a sign like this ever be conceived? I’d certainly like to know.

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