just dicking around with it

The official soundboard for the Rhode Island College 90.7 FM WXIN show Anchor Insider Sportstalk Radio featuring Andrew Augustus and George Bissell

Conservative author Daniel Putkowski has turned to fiction to tackle the health care debate. His new novel, UNIVERSAL COVERAGE, has caught the attention of FOX NEWS' Dr. Cynara Coomer, Newt Gingrich, Steve Forbes, American Conservative Union, Ed Morrissey at hotair.com, and many others. Read the first chapter online at www.danielputkowski.com

Originally wanted to make soundboard for pranking friends on Teamspeak

Funny movie quotes

Sound effects, audio clips & ringtones captured and mixed by kidsis. Currently available shows: - Doctor Who

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some annoying sounds and songs and random stuff.

Radio/Sport Sound FX......Need I say more?..........I DO?....oh ok well then it kicks some serious butt cheeks. done.

A little Duzzie phone recording sessions

RickyBobby, BORAT

zomg mic spammers, trollers, gonar clan members galore...

Television Fun

Just some amusing clips from the horror/comedy Jennifer's Body.

Colonel Miles Quaritch is the main antagonist of Avatar and the Chief of Security of Hell's Gate on Pandora. Possessed of little respect for indigenous lifeforms, especially the Na'vi, he directed the destruction of the Omaticaya Hometree and lead the RDA forces in an attempt to destroy the Tree of Souls. The character is played by Stephen Lang.

Steven Seagal is a volunteer deputy sheriff in Louisiana's Jefferson Parish in this latest spin of celebrity reality television. Watching Steven work as a Deputy Sheriff along with watching him teach other deputy's self-defense and firearms training was awesome.

The Golden Girls is a wonderfully written, extremely funny show that will always be one of the greatest comedy efforts of all time. The show provides a look into how friends from very different backgrounds compliment each other and become the best of friends. The show has laughter everyone can enjoy.

I love this TV show. Its dark theme is such a nice alternative from all the other cartoons on Cartoon Network. The series follows Billy and Mandy as they torment the Grim Reaper after coming to own him after he attempted to take away Billy's pet hamster. An excellent show that mixes absurdity with dark, morbid humor.

It's one very funny comedy, totally unbelievable, totally goofy, but in the mid-1960s style, our Doris comes through as delightful and obviously had fun making this film. Simply the best of the Doris Day comedies of the 60s. Take a trip to the blue room or red room and enjoy this fun film. But be careful, Doris Day just might be spying on you!

Green Acres was one of the trio of rural comedies created and produced by Paul Henning. The premise was built around a big city lawyer and his fashionable wife that abandon their affluent and hectic life for the rustic and more civil world of farming in the fictional Midwestern town of Hooterville. Zany 60's comedy that may have inspired Scrubs.

Over the course of the past fifty years, we have lost sight of the idealistic stay at home mom, and meal together preparing dinner for a hard working husband when he comes home from work. The quintessential housewife and perfect mother, Donna Stone as Donna Reed could do it all.

Here are unforgetable clips from the adventures of Bruce, a technician, and Lloyd, an analyst, at spy agency CONTROL. Fun, silly, and I hope that they do another mini-movie to go with the Get Smart sequel!

Amy Adams and Matthew Goode star in Leap Year, a romantic comedy that follows one woman's determined quest to get married to the perfect guy despite what fate has in store for her. This is a fine date movie, but enjoyable as well for those of us who fondly remember the sometimes funny, sometimes painful quest for a mate.

Check out how Woody, Buzz, and the rest of their toy-box friends are dumped in a day-care center after their owner, Andy, departs for college. Clips here opens in theater this summer 18 June 2010.

The Map That Changed the World is a fascinating story of a man who's discoveries offered an explanation for natural phenomena that had fascinated humans for millennia. It is hard to believe that the scientific study of the Earth's story is barely 200 years old, that patterns which seem so obvious now had not been noticed before.

The Tao of Physics rode the wave of fascination in exotic East Asian philosophies. Decades later, it still stands up to scrutiny, explicating not only Eastern philosophies but also how modern physics forces us into conceptions that have remarkable parallels. Covering over 3,000 years of widely divergent traditions across Asia. Clips here...

Professor Michael B. McElroy introduces the worldwide experiment we have embarked on through the increase in global temperature. He also puts humanity and global warming in the context of Earth's entire history going back 4.5 billion years ago. Here's an excellent introductory lecture for placing global warming in global history.