Peanut Butter Jelly Time

To answer Slayve’s question, it’d be best to watch this instructional video:

Brian, in a banana suit, holding maracas (from Family Guy).

According to a Wikipedia entry,

“Peanut Butter Jelly Time” is a Flash animation that emerged in the early 2000s and became an Internet phenomenon. Based on a song of the same name recorded by the Buckwheat Boyz, the best known version of the animation (usually distributed as a Flash clip) shows a pixelated dancing banana moving back and forth to the song’s repetitive chorus.

The dance that the male Tauren from World of Warcraft does is basically the peanut butter jelly time dance. But without the maracas.

Breaking

“Lego Breakdance X3M,” by skaliz.

The other evening on my way home from work, I was trying to snooze on the subway when some kids began to perform. I’ve seen kids dance on the train before for money, but I was impressed when these four boys started breakdancing. (And they looked like boys–the youngest might have been only 11 or 12.) They pulled some incredible moves. One kid “hopped” up and down on one arm. Another kid did a running backflip off the train doors. They easily did backward handsprings. All this in a space that’s approximately 7 feet by 7 feet. I was envious.

Check out skaliz’s YouTube video Lego Breakdance X3M. Those Lego men are also pretty good breakdancers.

“Global Warming Needs Our Help”

Favorite line: “Fact: Global warming will cause the dead to reanimate and roam the Earth as zombies once again. But don’t be afraid. They’re going to be, like, fun zombies.” -A Very Convenient Truth, Sarah Silverman