What's So Funny columnist Adam Cayton-Holland and his co-conspirators at Wrist Deep Productions are going all out to help Barack Obama get elected:
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When the St. Pauli Girl, the six-foot-tall Russian vixen charged with promoting St. Pauli beer, needed to shamelessly promote her product through a friendly game of beer pong, she called Westword's Adam Cayton-Holland, because who the hell else would you call? Hickenlooper? Too busy. Jay Cutler? Too diabetic. No, you call Cayton-Holland, because he delivers. He's also available. But mostly he delivers.
Watch the video from his experience in the latest Vlog the Impaler after the jump. See a slideshow at westword.com/slideshow. And, if you're into reading, that's sorta weird, but you'll enjoy Cayton-Holland's most recent What's So Funny column, which chronicles the adventure.
Cruise to Demver, Westword's DNC blog, to see Adam Cayton-Holland's guide to surviving the Democratic National Convention. There's a boot, there's beer in a boot, and there's a dude in cut-off jean shorts. So there's pretty much something for everyone.
Wrist Deep Productions gets down and dirty with Denver's progressive hip-hop sensation the Flobots. These two groups will be forever bound by the stain of blood and Cheetos hands.
No puppies were harmed in the production of this Vlog. Numerous women had their hearts broken, and a few back-alley abortions may ensue, but no puppies were harmed in any way.
We get soused and remember the glories of DuckTales.
Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton square off in the first-ever Vlog the Impaler Presidential Debate.
This week, on a very special Vlog the Impaler, Jim Hickox calls up Glaxo Smith Kline to find out just how his medication Veramyst works, thusly resolving the age-old battle between Magik and science.
Call Vlog an elitist jerk if you want. Call the subject of Vlog's scorn in this video low hanging fruit. But seriously people, those that show up for an American Gladiator audition are just plain odd.
