It's too bad that the name "calpis" is already taken:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calpis

The Angry Video Game Nerd really needs to do an episode with some of these. I think the only ones that he's done so far are Moonwalker and Exodus (it was part of the second Bible games episode).

If I were putting together this list, I think I would remove the John Deere game (farming games actually aren't all that unusual) and replace it with an old NES game called Zombie Nation where you control a big flying samurai head.

I'm 29 and I could hear it.

I'm not that impressed. Sometimes when you make a mashup, you just get...mush.

Paging doctor Black Jack!

I can has skeleton?

If Mythbusters is to be believed, ice bullets don't work:

http://mythbusters-wiki.discovery.com/page/Ice+Bullets?t=anon

That's funny. I don't think I've realized before now just how weird the music video for that song is.

That's a pretty nice little film. I was surprised by just how poignant I found the bit at the end that started around 5:45.

I immediately thought about this picture:

http://www.lolcat.nl/images/lolcat/Image00206.jpg

I wanted this thing to open up some kind of portal to another dimension that a horrible H.P. Lovecraft monster would come out of, or maybe "Satan" from John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness. I'm very disappointed. :(

Actually, the first thing I thought of when I saw the "Cousins" picture was Borat.

I had always imagined that everything in Springfield gets shifted around at night sort of like in the movie Dark City.

"Never finished The Bible. Never even finished Genesis.
Actually. I take that back. It doesn’t really matter. I’m not even Christian."

I'm not either, but I read the Bible for its literary/historical/cultural importance.

Books I am embarrassed not to have read:

Most of the stuff mentioned in the video

The Bible beyond the first few books of the Old Testament (I am working on this one slowly but surely)

Moby Dick (I meant to get started on it this Summer, but too many other things got in the way)

Anything by Joyce other than a couple of his short stories that I read for a class once

Paradise Lost (I did read the beginning and end of it for a class once)

The second two-thirds of The Divine Comedy

The Aeneid (I plan to tackle this one soon)

Anything by Cormac McCarthy written before Blood Meridian