Bill Fedde

[Bill Fedde @fed2k3]

@SeanFennessey @TheBigPic @brofromanother @yasisalek Greatest comedy Director of all time 🙌 thanks for giving him his flowers 💐

[La China @ChinaNipona]

Una versión de Mario Bross discapacitado?
Creo que ya puedo morir en paz...

[90s WWE @90sWWE]

33 years ago today, WWF Royal Rumble was released on the Super Nintendo 🎮

[DepressedBergman @DannyDrinksWine]

Linda Blair on the condition she put forth before agreeing to star in "Repossessed" (1990)- a spoof of "The Exorcist" (1973):

"[I agreed to do it] Because it’s a comedy. It’s a spoof of all occult pictures. Now maybe I can get the monkey off my back. Bob Logan talked me into doing a spoof of ‘The Exorcist’ because he knew I wanted to lay that image to rest.

I didn’t want to do it until Carolco Pictures called and asked me what it would take for me to do the film. Bob promised we could do it like ‘The Naked Gun’ (1988) and ‘Airplane!’ (1980). But I would agree only if they got Leslie Nielsen for the priest.

They contacted Leslie, who thought the script was hilarious. He agreed to play the role.

There’s a subtlety in the name of my character in ‘Repossessed.’ In ‘The Exorcist,’ I played Regan, right? This time, my name is Nancy. Ha!"

("Possessive Type : Linda Blair Returns in 'Exorcist' Spoof", Vernon Scott, Los Angeles Times, 1990)

[iLumpE @iLumpee]

it’s fucked up that a single serving of 12 beers is about 2400 calories

[I Love To Talk Film @ILoveToTalkFilm]

Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead was released on this day- June 7, 1991

[Brian Onorio @brianonorio]

Still don’t understand why we don’t do this.

[Rich Eisen @richeisen]

Part of why I wanted to create This Was SportsCenter: take you behind the scenes of some of the competition BETWEEN the anchors going on at the time. When Keith Olbermann left, it sparked an unofficial audition amongst the anchors to get the seat next to Dan Patrick. I talk about it with DP in this clip, with Stuart Scott and his legendary competitive nature taking center stage for both us…but in completely different ways.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Happy 48th Birthday to Bill Hader!

To celebrate, here’s Martin Short as the hilariously clueless Jiminy Glick interviewing Hader, a comedy pairing that never fails to deliver. 🎂😂

[Football Crave @FootballCravee]

In Madden 27’s Career Mode you can now beat your wife before heading out to practice.

[Shooter McGavin @ShooterMcGavin]

Tough break for the golfers. Still have to play the ball as it lies. Those are the rules. I didn’t write em.

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

This fantasy league had its loser trick or treat in June until he got 10 pieces of candy from houses.

Elite punishment.

[Rich Eisen @richeisen]

In the inaugural episode of ‘This Was SportsCenter’, Dan Patrick joined the show and told the story of the role he had in the origin of the “This Is SportsCenter” series of commercials… and reveals to us which of his MANY appearances in these commercials was his favorite:

[WWE @WWE]

It's the best of Royal Rumble in the 2000's in an all-new WWE's Greatest Moments! Tune in this Sunday at 11 ET/10 CT only on @AETV.

[90s WWE @90sWWE]

Family Matters but it's WWE Raw 😂

[Douglas A. Boneparth @dougboneparth]

Nutritionist: “Your diet is poor.”
Dentist: “Your brushing is bad.”
Friends: “Your life is a mess.”
Liquor store guy: “Excellent choice.”

[Todd Spence @Todd_Spence]

Someone replaced the dinosaurs in JURASSIC PARK with PEE-WEE HERMAN and I love it even more now 😂🔥 (not created with AI btw)

[Mandy @MarindaVannoy1]

Why is this something I would do 😂😂

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

When Guinness World Records stopped tracking the record for the most beer consumed in one hour in 1989, the title was still held by 23-year-old Jack Keyes. He had set the mark two decades earlier in Northern Ireland, reportedly drinking 36 pints in a single hour in 1969.

Thirty-six pints in sixty minutes. That’s one pint every 100 seconds—a rate so extreme it seems to challenge the limits of human physiology.

A standard pint contains 568 milliliters, meaning Jack Keyes reportedly drank more than 20 liters of beer in a single hour in Belfast in 1969. For comparison, the human stomach comfortably holds about one liter at a time.

Keyes was only 23 years old when he set the record. It remained untouched in the Guinness books for two decades before Guinness World Records quietly discontinued the category in 1989, citing concerns about encouraging dangerous drinking behavior.

There was no grand finale and no last attempt to break it. The record was simply retired, leaving Keyes permanently listed as its final holder.

Ironically, Guinness World Records itself originated from a disagreement in a pub. In 1951, Sir Hugh Beaver, managing director of the Guinness brewery, became involved in an argument over which European game bird was the fastest. When no definitive source could settle the debate, he saw an opportunity and commissioned a reference book to answer such questions. That idea eventually grew into the world-famous Guinness World Records.