Falwell's Shocking Confession

Monkey Fartz has an exclusive video confession that may cast a new light on Falwell's suspicious death.

Is there anything funnier than a beatboxing chimp? No.

Christian Alternative to the Theory of Evolution

Video: ABCs of Sex Education for Trainables

Any of you "long term" MF'ers (Monkey Farters) should know that our primary goal is to provide fair and balanced content that is sensitive to all races, religions, political leanings, genders, and the mentally/physically handicapped.

Made in the 1960s, this video is an excellent reminder of the heroic made by an often overlooked section of the civil/human rights movement. While equal rights amongst races got most of the press, a brave few were fighting for those who society overlooked and locked-away. Thumbing their noses at the supporters of eugenics, this group was dedicated to teaching "trainables" how to GET IT ON.

The Truth Behind Hillary and Falwell

Big Tobacco: "Kids, Manly Men Smoke!"

Ahhh...the good old days when Big Tobacco could target children with impunity...and style. =o)

I Think I'm Waltzing Japanese

This video of a waltzing robot further proves my theory: The Japanese are Crazy!

The Difference Between Bush and Clinton

Yeah, this is linkjacked from YouTube...and the title's a bit misleading...but this is one funny video. Enjoy!

Bill O'Reilly's Not-So-Startling Confession

Another Monkey Fartz EXCLUSIVE! Bill O'Reilly's meds must have worn off for a true No Spin moment.

Apple: Cranking Out Innovation

Unless you're a hermit, technophobe, or just plain retarded you've undoubtedly heard the angelic chorus of hallelujahs from the masses of Apple lemmings. Ok, admittedly the iTV thing (link) is pretty cool...so I won't talk about that. But I'm finding it hard to understand the hype around the "new" iPods.

Maybe I haven't drunk the Kool-Aid yet, but it just seems like the drives are getting bigger, the screens brighter, and the small iPods (Nano, Shuffle) smaller. I'm not an Apple-hater, but I dusted off a video that I think summarizes Apple's record of prolific innovation:

Tazer: Portable Attitude Adjustment

This is a perfect example of well-deployed technology: