Ricky closed the show with the memorable song, which first aired on Series 1, episode 4 of the popular comedy series.
The funnyman also performed other Brent classics, with his band Foregone Conclusion and former Razorlight star Andy Burrows, including “Slough” and “Life On The Road”.
Read more: http://buzzfeed.com/kimberleydadds/ricky-gervais-performs-david-brents-free-love-freeway-live-a
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In a recorded call to voters in Alabama and Mississippi, Chuck Norris explains how Speaker Newt Gingrich would beat President Obama in a “head to head” combat this Fall.
Does the Chuck Norris “endorsement” change your mind at all?
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2012/03/12/chuck-norris-doesnt-endorse-he-makes-reality-for-newt-gingrich/
I might be betraying my Northern California roots, but dammit, Ice Cube is making me appreciate all that L.A. architecture I wrote off. But he’s right: “One man’s eyesore is another man’s paradise.” What if we all got into the structural narratives of our community? How have you appreciated the design of your community lately?
What would you say is the “good, the bad, and the ugly” of your hometown?
To launch Seattle Public Library’s 2013 Summer Reading program, 27 volunteers set up and toppled the world’s longest book domino chain in the library’s breathtaking flagship location. I have a hard enough time keeping books from falling over my nightstand, but they made this wonder with 2,131 retired titles from their catalog. The result is a giddy book-nerd world record.
They promise that “no books were harmed” in the making of this promo video, and that the books will be resold to support the program.
Read more: http://buzzfeed.com/kevintang/watch-a-massive-book-domino-chain-fall-in-seattle-public-lib
