The Tanman Is In

it’s a parody of generic horror movies

to summarize it, a group of college kids go to the woods to camp over the summer and they encounter “two scary psycho serial killers in a cabin in the woods” who are actually just two friendly men from the south who have gone to the woods for a vacation. in this scene, this girl who’s part of the group has just woken up from being knocked out after falling into the lake from a high up rock thing, and tucker and dale saved her from drowning and brought her to the cabin to fix up her head and make sure she’s ok

it was rly funny cus they yelled out to her group of friends “HEY WE’VE GOT YOUR FRIEND” like trying to get them to come help her, but all they saw was them dragging her into their fishing boat and they misunderstood it for them kidnapping her or something and it’s just a big hilarious misunderstanding

there is a lot of gore tho so just a warning

HOW THE FUCK DO YOU GET ON THE SWING

Okay guys, let me start off by saying that the petition that was started has amazed me with how quickly it has gotten support. I thought it would be impressive if it reached 5k, but now, only about three days in, it has almost 10k.

That is amazing.

But it’s just the start.

Though distributors like Cartoon Network and its parent company, Turner Broadcasting, might notice all those signatures, the signatures they care about are the ones on checks. No matter what media we’re talking about, the best way consumers can vote on what they want to see is with their dollars. Family Guy was brought back due to the influx of DVD sales after its cancellation, and that shows awful.

So where do we vote with our dollars?

iTunes

Now in our age of digital distribution, you can buy any episode or season of KND on iTunes for a decent price. Episodes are $2 each and a season runs at $20. Imagine if everyone who has signed this petition was to buy just one episode, just one. That’s nearly $20,000 in sales. And if everyone bout a season? Well, I’m sure you can do the math.

Cheery Robot Helps Kids Cope With Pain During Hospital Procedures

A delightful-looking robot called “MEDi,” or Medicine and Engineering Designing Intelligence, is being used to help make doctor’s visits less painful – literally.

The Alberta Children’s Hospital in Canada purchased four of the MEDi robots earlier this year, CTV News reported. The bionic friends hang out with children in the waiting room and also accompany them during different procedures, according to RxRobots, the group that created MEDi.