The Daily Show Goes Shopping At The Park Slope Food Coop

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"Food shopping...it's kind of a pain in the ass. But did you know that there is a way to make it much, much worse?"

BWHAAAAHHHAAAAAA!

Epic thank yous to Jon Stewart and Samantha Bee for making me laugh my ass off for a solid five minutes and 19 seconds with their hilarious coverage of the Park Slope Food Coop Israel ban ridiculousness. 

The world is a better place now that this video is in it.

[Video]: The Slope Takes on "Primary Care Givers"

Our favorite neighborhood web series The Slope, whose second episode made us shit our pants last summer, takes their latest webisode to Tea Lounge, wherein a hilarious Michael Showalter nails the liberal laissez faire Park Slope parenting worthy of Portlandia-style parody.

He portrays the role of "active male primary care giver" to his young daughter Hazel, which makes one of the lesbian stars of the series want to "fornicate with men again." It's an all-too-familiar scene: a child running amok as her over-indulgent parent boasts about the kid "claiming her own emotions" and marveling at her "spirited inner core." 

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[Video]: Skateboarding in 1980's NYC

Nothing makes me want to return to my parents' living room with Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for Playstation like watching this YouTube video of dudes skating around NYC in the 1980's.

The uploader of the vid had this to say about it:  "In the 80s, this is what street skating was often like: just a bunch of guys ripping down the street, crashing into things and generally having a blast. Along with the Bones Brigade, that's Christian Hosoi in there with the green hair, along with Dave Hackett (acid-dropping off a semi truck), Ian Frahm (ollieing up onto the wall at the Brooklyn Bridge banks—big trick at the time) and some other NYC locals."

[Via Gothamist]

The Barclays Center's New Trailer Is just as bad as you'd expect

File this under "things we totally missed." Last month, the folks behind the Barclays Center released a little trailer for their new stadium, in which they basically try and convince us of its relevance. As they say in the video, "Over the past decade, a new economical, professional, and artistic identity has helped shape Brooklyn. The transformation of it's residential and business areas has helped shape this great borough for an even greater future. It has helped shape Brooklyn for... the Barclays Center."

Christ almighty..

Take a look for yourself:

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[Video]: Hot Guys Saying "I Love You"

Happy V-Day, ladies.

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