28th Jun2011

We Reveal: Things We Can No Longer Tolerate

by STAFF

Surprise of the Century!  The writers for OMGJeremy are a bunch of grumps and can complain all day long about absolutely nothing!  And then can write about it!  This is because we are “humor writers” and observational humor is easy, but it is even easier when it is actually trying to just mask a lot of whining.  Although, we’re not saying that we successfully masked a damn thing here.  The other problem with our crankiness is that we are slowly turning into elderly people, so occasions that used to not even register as anything to be annoyed by are becoming events that can make or break an entire day via causing an Anger-Aneurysm or Hate-Heart Attack.  Watch out because in ten years, we will be writing about how mad it makes us when a kid touches the house thermostat, or how these damned windows let the heat just fly right out in the winter.  I assume at that age, most concerns involve heating bills.  Anyway, read on, reader. (more…)

27th Jun2011

AIM Comic #40 – This Comic Contains a Fib

by Amanda

I am generally an honest sort of person.  However, I am also strongly inclined to be agreeable for the sake of pleasant conversation.  Sometimes, these things are in conflict and it is anyone’s guess as to which trait will win the day.  Sadly, and I am ashamed to admit it, on THIS day, I just outright fibbed to my friend Mat.  However, it isn’t so bad, because I am pretty sure he saw through my words, saw me for what I really was: insincere.  (more…)

21st Jun2011

Flashback Tuesdays Presents: MakeOutClub Aborted Site Review

by Amanda

I originally wrote this in 2003 or 2004, back when I was able to feel disgust at the hipsters of the time, which seem to be exactly like the hipsters of today, actually.  When we rediscovered this on the wayback machine, all of the images were lost, so I have had to go back to MOC – WHICH STILL EXISTS – and harvest new, modern images.  This was a tragedy for me.  But the real tragedy is that the people I originally reviewed are probably all the people who now run blogs about home decorating and/or quirky food and raise ugly children with stupid names.  Enjoy if you can! (more…)

20th Jun2011

AIM Comic #39 – Jeremy Has a Way with Words

by Amanda

Jeremy’s brain is broken.  I mean, I am not really one to talk because my typing skills are horrible because my brain frequently makes me type entirely the wrong words sometimes.  But when JEREMY does it, that means I can make it into a comic and point and laugh a little.  But actually, I mean, he DID make a pretty great error, imo.  It immediately went into our daily lexicon of phrases we use of course.  (more…)

17th Jun2011

An OMGJ Brand “Enjoy Music Adventure” Featuring: Disco Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes

by Amanda

There are many ways to hear about music that is new to you.  You can be the sort of person who actively seeks it, or you can let it come to you.  You can explore and master specific genres, or you can just listen to whatever floats on by.  You can be introduced to music by a friend, or you can just happen upon it by happy accident.  Listen, I am mostly saying that you can take Musical Destiny by the horns with your own two hands, or you can stand on a hill, smelling a flower and looking up at the clouds and be taken by surprise as Musical Destiny charges you from behind and gores you in the kidney region of the back.  I usually am the sort of person who is gored, every time. (more…)

16th Jun2011

Reader Submission Corner Presents: Christmas in Korea; or, the Tell-Tale Phallus

by Guest

submitted by Sam

[Note from OMGJ: Yeah, we know it's June, but how likely is it that we would be able to store this until December and still remember that we had it for use at the appropriate time?  So welcome to our One Day Christmas-in-June Event starring exactly one single guest article!] (more…)

14th Jun2011

How to NOT Make an Ass of Yourself on Facebook, Part 1: STOP TALKING ABOUT FOOD!

by Billy

Technology has really come a long way when it comes to how we communicate.  With advances in social networking, people are now closer than ever and have a great open forum for discussing their thoughts, feelings, and theories.  This ease of communication means that those very same ideas can be discussed amongst a wide group and everyone can work together to act out on them and possibly even change the world in the process.

Or they can sit around and talk about food all goddamn day because they are a fat-ass. (more…)

13th Jun2011

the Tough Mudder

by Jeremy P

I have done many things over the last few years that I couldn’t have imagined doing even 5 years ago.   Admittedly, 5 years ago I was a miserable wreck of a human being– living in a house with 4 roommates, watching terrible old movies,  playing Nintendo all day, and drinking heavily every night to forget how horrible my day-to-day life was.   I realized I was headed nowhere fast, and thanks to a series of bad decisions that led to me wrecking a car and then spending a few weekends in a state monitored facility with 50 of my closest friends, I decided it was time to make a bunch of useful changes.  Now I’ve moved out of that house, got my shit relatively together and now I’m a much less miserable person– watching terrible old movies, playing Nintendo all day, but only drinking on the weekends because I’m “Responsible.” (more…)

13th Jun2011

AIM Comic #38 – More Adventures in Romance

by Amanda

This is just a quick conversational snippet between Holly and me.  We often speak of writing romance fiction to sell on this site as additional income.  You can bet that it would be Specialty Romance like this.  Fun fact: I looked at a NASCAR glossary online to come up with that terrible title of Holly’s excerpt there!  I work hard for the money.  (more…)

10th Jun2011

Netflix Friday – Can’t Stop the Music

by Jeremy P

Most weeks, if I write a Netflix Friday offering it’s some old horror / sci-fi movie, which makes sense since that’s 99% of what I will watch on Netflix.   However, every once and a while I’ll get a weird impulse to watch something out of the ordinary, and my Netflix recommendations queue loses its mind and I get some recommendations that I can’t help but check out.  Well, a few weeks ago I felt like watching some documentary on the New York Dolls, and afterwards I got a whole bunch of other music recommendations.  Most of them were rock / punk concerts and documentaries, but towards the end I saw something that I couldn’t possibly not choose — there was a Village People movie. (more…)

08th Jun2011

Humpday Gaming: Spawn the Eternal

by Jeremy

Hey guys, remember Spawn? Remember how any single issue of his comic contained enough teen angst for at least four Linkin Park albums combined? Yeah he was really popular for a few years in the nineties when that angsty stuff was sorta new and IN YOUR FACE. Now he just comes off as that one guy you avoid on the bus at all costs, because if you happen to have to sit next to him then get ready to hear a year’s worth of sadness and pain in just a little over ten minutes. And much more exposure than that will have you cancelling the rest of your plans for the week just so you can sit in an empty bathtub and stare at your hands. Yeah that was pretty much Spawn. Spawn sucked. (more…)

07th Jun2011

Some Nightmares Skitter and Go By the Name “House Centipede”

by Amanda

I have put off writing my part of the series of Bug Week articles we decided to do.  I have put it off for almost two months now.  Why?  It is because I am a coward when it comes to things that have so many legs, and because I am psychologically fragile and need to only see a picture of an insect and then well, it is like I see them everywhere and feel them on me.  (more…)

06th Jun2011

AIM Comic #37 – Always a Roller Coaster

by Amanda

This is how Kevin always treats me.  Boo hoo hoo.  It is probably an abuse.  I guess I really don’t mind!  Hooray!  (more…)

06th Jun2011

Young Jeremy P and the Big Velvet Ant

by Jeremy P

While I’m inexplicably afraid of spiders, Amanda has asked us not to write about spiders since apparently everyone is horrified of spiders.    It would be the equivalent of writing “Why I Enjoy Eating.”  Instead I had to think back to the last time I was really actually afraid of a bug.  I had almost decided “screw Amanda… I’m writing about spiders,” but then a memory came back from my youth.    (more…)

03rd Jun2011

It’s Another Stephen Chow Friday

by Amanda

All right.  This may be the very first article about Stephen Chow featured on this site, but it’s not the first time he has been featured IN MY HEART.  And by heart I might mean pants, but why start off all creepy and weird?  We’ll just agree to leave it at heart and move along as if nothing happened. (more…)

02nd Jun2011

Years Shaved Off My Life: My Encounter with a Cave Cricket

by Billy

I wouldn’t go as far as to say I am “afraid” of bugs.  Honestly, I don’t possess a fear of them, and that isn’t coming from some macho part of me that wants to maintain dignity.  If I was worried about maintaining dignity, I wouldn’t be writing on this site.  I probably don’t even bring much to the table in regards to this article, because I only have one bug that I despise.  One bug, that while I do not feel fear toward, still manages to fill me with a great sense of unease and near nauseousness.  The Cave Cricket. (more…)

01st Jun2011

Humpday Gaming: SimAnt

by Amanda

Back in the nineteen hundred and nineties, Maxis released a game for pcs that I thought sounded like a heck of a lot of fun:  SimAnt.  I had played, and been impressed by, the original SimCity, so I was enthusiastically looking forward to a game that did the same thing but with an ant colony.  My inner science nerd was way more advanced than my inner city planner, you see, and I wanted nothing more than to control an ant city located deep under a human lawn. (more…)