Seldon's Gate: Funny video for SF geeks

Monday, April 25, 2011

Funny video for SF geeks

I was perusing the 2011 Hugo nominations and saw that one of the nominations for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form is something called "Fuck Me, Ray Bradbury." Convinced whatever it was had to be brilliant, I tracked down the video. Made me giggle.

**NOT SAFE FOR WORK**

The Video

1 comment:

AnonymousApril 28, 2011 at 4:56 PM
Oh, my God. This quite possibly outranks anything Michelangelo ever dribbled from his mediocre mind as one of the greatest cultural achievements in the history of human civilization.

"Let's go do some Fahrenheit 469." Excellent.

Thumbs up -- scchhhhWWWING!!!
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