Friday linkage

I'd say the link of the day you'll be seeing everywhere else is this 4-minute video of profane outtakes from RV commercials.

Former Arrested Development star Michael Cera's video resumé.

It's been a while since I've linked to anything advancing my political agenda, so here's a mildly amusing if pedantic flash game called "Tragedy of the bunnies." Speaking of pedantic, for the last several months I've been reading this comic being put online at the rate of a few pages a week based on a libertarian sci-fi novel. It's about a cop in 1986, in a world about two thirds of the way to "1984," who through one of those quantum-mechanics-multiple-universes plot devices finds himself on an alternate Earth that's a libertarian utopia. It's...not great, I don't think it's a good sign for a graphic novel when I find myself thinking "geez, show me don't tell me."

And just for morbid fun, here's Celine Dion covering AC/DC's "Shook me All Night Long." You know for reasons that don't need elaboration at this juncture I actually listened to an entire AC/DC album for the first time recently, and...umm has anyone ever pointed out how similar in structure all their songs are, or wondered if that's where the Muppet folks got the idea for Elmo's voice?