TiVo Economics

If you love your TiVo like I do, but want the cold hard facts to prove why, let this smart guy explain it for you.

"Average hourly earnings are around $18, suggesting that TiVo saves time that could otherwise have been sold for around $108 per week. We should also add in the benefit of higher quality television — around $11 per week — and subtract the cost of the annoying service charge, which is around $3 per week, yielding net benefits of $116 per week, or $6,000 per year. The net present value of this flow is around $120,000 per person, or perhaps around a quarter of a million dollars per household. Wow."

Elf Yourself 3: The Legend of Curly's Gold

It's that most wonderful time of the year again, and it's becoming quite the Christmas tradition to Elf Yourself here at work. Once you've seen all five of us doing our classic dance, enjoy the country and charleston versions, and end with my personal favourite, Christmas disco.

Send your own ElfYourself eCards

Cutest Lil' French Storyteller

This petit raconteuse weaves fantastical tales in a way that makes the little Star Wars girl sound so pedestrian.

Cow Poops On Live TV

This video is as funny as the title. Did he really need to set up a news desk directly in the stable?

No Deal or No Deal

This hurts.

Up & Up

The trailer for the new Pixar movie is here! What can I say, it's the trailer for the new Pixar movie. Why aren't you watching it right now?

Did you ever know that you're my hero?

The world's coolest teenager is going for the world record for longest name by changing his to "Captain Fantastic Faster Than Superman Spiderman Batman Wolverine Hulk And The Flash Combined". This kid is my hero.

Is Obama President?

If you're not quite sure, you can check isobamapresident.com. If you're on the other side of the fence, why not check ismccainpresident.com instead.