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I’ve been reading a lot of these “most popular posts of 2009″ rundowns, which got me thinking. Aren’t all most popular posts really only self-fulfilling prophecies? For example I have the something in the sidebar about the most popular posts over the past 60 days. Once something make it into the bottom spot it gets more traffic and moves further up the list, until it it is older than sixty days and is removed.

Regardless, here are the most popular posts of 2009 from my blog. Some were obvious attempts to game search engines and generate more traffic. The popularity rating is a combination of views, searches, comments, trackbacks, etc., that is automatically tracked for all posts. The percentage next to each post is the relative popularity rating out of a maximum of 100.

• 37 Interesting Twitter Accounts to Follow (100%)
• The Sarah Palin Porn, “Nailin’ Paylin” (46%)
• What is Team Matsuflex? (45%)
• The Complete Story of How I Won a Free Ford Fiesta (for 6 months) (42%)
• Transylvania Book Heist Reenactment Video (37%)
• Kanye West responds to South Park (36%)
• Watch TV for Free (35%)
• Monday Morning Distraction: 99 Bricks (35%)
• Monday Morning Distraction: Pandemic 2 (34%)
• My Final Post (34%)

Unfortunately all of the copies of this video on YouTube have embedded video disabled. You can see Eminem’s video here. The song is meh, but the video is awesome. Here is a list of all the people it makes fun of:

Bret Michaels, Jessica Simpson, Kim Kardashian, Tony Romo, Guitar Hero, Amy Winehouse, Sarah Palin, Todd Palin, Britney Spears, Everyone from Star Trek, Lindsey Lohan, Samantha Ronson, Transformers, Ellen DeGeneres, Ellen’s gf, name?, John Mayer, Jennifer Aniston, Peewee Herman, Jessica Alba, Cash Warren, Elvis, and Napoleon Dynamite.

It is possible I missed a few. To be able to make fun of 20 celebrities, 1 movie, 1 tv show and 1 video game in four and a half minutes, and tie it all together, wow.

Discuss: What people / things does he make fun of that I missed?

Obviously this news is a little old. I didn’t think I would post anything about this until I saw the video below. It is from some British show, where the host gets his two guests to read through part of the script they found on the internet. Here is a news story about the production. This whole thing keeps getting funnier.

Update: For those of you who are even more curious, TMZ has posted video and pictures which you can find here. Obviously NSFW.