Thursday, March 27, 2008

Coming Soon...

The DOF Online College Graduation Guide returns on Monday with a fresh installment - Chapter 2, Part 2: The Resume

In the meantime, in between time, get caught up on all the previous installments:

Introduction: A Commencement Day Speech to my Alma Mater by Blaine Fridley

The Diary of Fools Online College Graduation Guide: Chapter One - Moving Back Home

Diary of Fools Online College Graduation Guide: Chapter Two, Part One - Internships and Resumes

All the World is a Stage


Thanks to Uncle Beefy for turning the DOF onto these cats who've been dedicated to turning the mundane into entertaining performance art for baffled throngs of onlookers since 2001. Big up, Beefy! (CLICK THE PIC FOR LINK)




 

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Welcome to Geno's...

"Would you like a side of small-minded bigotry with that?"
Whhaaaa? This guy intolerant? 
The DOF is shocked. Completely shocked.
We don't believe in anything anymore.


Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Return of the "Gadfly"!


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Friday, March 14, 2008

Diary of Fools Newswire

TV execs to viewing public: "Fuck it."
All major networks to completely phase out original programming by 2010

Diary of Fools News Service
Hollywood, CA-

With remakes of Knight Rider and American Gladiators already on the air and enjoying strong viewership, TV executives from all 4 major networks (CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX) and their mentally retarded cousin (the CW) have announced plans to halt all original programming beginning this fall.

The announcement comes on the heels of a study that shows that after 60+ years of sitting on their asses and mindlessly staring at the television, the majority of Americans will pretty much watch any piece of shit, just as long as they don't have to think about their job or take anything remotely resembling an active interest in their home life or world affairs.

Knight Rider '08- as shitty as it was in 1984.
"I think the success of our very own sitcom Two and a Half Men is proof of this," said a CBS representative recently. "As soon as a Charlie Sheen vehicle hits number 1 in the Nielsen ratings, it's obvious that people just want something to stare at from 7-10 (CST) so they can forget about the bitter cocktail of unrelenting tedium and shattered dreams that has become their lives...plus doing a remake of The Hogan Family saves us a shit ton of money."

Though the major networks will load-up their lineups with remakes of past hits such as NBC's The Cosby Show, starring Cedrick the Entertainer as Dr. Huxtable, it is only one phase in a larger cost-cutting plan.

"Eventually we're going to go with an "all test-pattern, all the time" format," shares Ted Brunson of NBC. "I smell a ratings smash."

Meanwhile, ABC will base its programming around it's newest show Shiny, Pretty Lights next fall. The program will feature 2 hours of shiny, pretty lights set to music.

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

The Biggest Loser briefly becomes not the most boring show on TV


Like Mark Lemke in the 1991 World Series, sometimes things that are usually so woefully below average have an out-of-body experience and briefly become something completely brilliant and awesome. Last night was like that for the NBC program The Biggest Loser (CLICK)


Oh, SNAP!


"Why don't you tell me what you mean, Jillian?" Effing classic.

Friday, March 07, 2008

Diary of Fools Recommends...

A look into what you need to be watching, reading or listening to right now.

What: Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, a hysterical 2004 British television series made to be a parody of both bad '80s action TV shows and the horror genre.

Where: Currently on DVD. All episodes available on YouTube.

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Gordy meets the Pope



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