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September 17th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda “I keep thinking today’s Tuesday.” “Are you kidding me right now?” Sound familiar, ladies?
Girls are still saying stuff, and the “Sh*t Girls Say” team is still sharing it with the world.
After a nearly nine month hiatus, the duo behind the wig-shakingly hilarious YouTube series, Kyle Humphrey and Graydon Sheppard, have released the fourth episode. The newest installment arrives on the eve of the “Shit Girls Say” book release.
Stay tuned for a look at the book and Mashable interview with Kyle and Graydon.
Bonus: The Best Lines from the “Sh*t People Say” Meme
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The original that started a whole sh*t revolution. Many great lines, tough to choose a favorite, but this one stood out.
Honorable Mention: “You’re the best!”
Really, this could be said for a lot of guys, but the college male freshman tends to say this sort of thing with a degree of pride that can only be described as troubling.
Honorable Mentions: “I can’t. I’m still with my high school girlfriend.”
The girls get the treatment, too. Here’s an all-to-commonly heard line from everyone’s undergrad days.
Honorable Mention: “I don’t drink beer.”
Some have complained that this should be labeled “Sh*t people that have moved to New York Say,” but we think it’s appropriate either way.
Honorable Mention: “I want a dog, but it wouldn’t be fair…”
Of course folks living in Los Angeles – is Angelenos the correct nomenclature? – had to chime in as well after New York made their video. What do you call “someone from Los Angeles” anyway? Los Angelesan?
Honorable Mention: “I love New York, but I would never want to live there.”
Also chiming in from the Golden State, we’ve got the tech fiends from Silicon Valley that have nearly developed their own language regarding blogging, tweeting, friending, following, etc. Kate Imbach does an especially epic ramble at the end of the video, which makes it our honorable mention.
Honorable Mention: “I check in on Path, then i send it to Foursquare. I also send it to Tumblr and then Tumblr autoposts to Twitter and Facebook. Then you can go on Twitter and re-tweet it or share it on Facebook.”
Our nation’s capital had to get into the fray as well. The pattern is starting to paint a really stereotypical picture of the country’s different regions. Which region or city is next?
Honorable Mention: “You going to the Embassy party tonight?”
Hipsters are an oft targeted group these days, yet no one seems willing to identify themselves as such. An odd conundrum to say the least. One thing is for sure, the mustache is certainly the chosen badge of honor.Honorable Mention: “I only like their old stuff.”
Taking a page out of the original, the actors and writers of this video go one step further.
Honorable Mention: “Liz Lemon’s my hero.”
Admit it, you’ve always wanted to say these things to people with tattoos, but never quite had the courage.
Honorable Mention: “You’re so pretty, why’d you get tattooed?”
Since we’re fairly familiar with the trials and tribulations of web design ourselves, this video made a lot of sense to us and had us LOLing.
Honorable Mention: “The client wants to know if we can make the logo bigger.”
Lots of videos started popping up about Vegans and other health nuts, but this one stood out in the crowd.
Honorable mention: “I don’t do any specific type of yoga. I like to freestyle.”
Once all the demographics and regions were taken care of, people started turning their parody on actors and celebrities. This one is well-acted by a very convincing impressionist.
Honorable Mention: “What’s Tarrantino’s e-mail?!”
Another shining example of tongue-in-cheek humor commenting on the meme itself.
Honorable Mention: “I miss faxing.”
MEMECEPTION.
Honorable Mention: “This one’s too long. This one should be shorter.”
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The original that started a whole sh*t revolution. Many great lines, tough to choose a favorite, but this one stood out.
Honorable Mention: “You’re the best!”
Really, this could be said for a lot of guys, but the college male freshman tends to say this sort of thing with a degree of pride that can only be described as troubling.
Honorable Mentions: “I can’t. I’m still with my high school girlfriend.”
The girls get the treatment, too. Here’s an all-to-commonly heard line from everyone’s undergrad days.
Honorable Mention: “I don’t drink beer.”
Some have complained that this should be labeled “Sh*t people that have moved to New York Say,” but we think it’s appropriate either way.
Honorable Mention: “I want a dog, but it wouldn’t be fair…”
Of course folks living in Los Angeles – is Angelenos the correct nomenclature? – had to chime in as well after New York made their video. What do you call “someone from Los Angeles” anyway? Los Angelesan?
Honorable Mention: “I love New York, but I would never want to live there.”
Also chiming in from the Golden State, we’ve got the tech fiends from Silicon Valley that have nearly developed their own language regarding blogging, tweeting, friending, following, etc. Kate Imbach does an especially epic ramble at the end of the video, which makes it our honorable mention.
Honorable Mention: “I check in on Path, then i send it to Foursquare. I also send it to Tumblr and then Tumblr autoposts to Twitter and Facebook. Then you can go on Twitter and re-tweet it or share it on Facebook.”
Our nation’s capital had to get into the fray as well. The pattern is starting to paint a really stereotypical picture of the country’s different regions. Which region or city is next?
Honorable Mention: “You going to the Embassy party tonight?”
Hipsters are an oft targeted group these days, yet no one seems willing to identify themselves as such. An odd conundrum to say the least. One thing is for sure, the mustache is certainly the chosen badge of honor.
Honorable Mention: “I only like their old stuff.”
Taking a page out of the original, the actors and writers of this video go one step further.
Honorable Mention: “Liz Lemon’s my hero.”
Admit it, you’ve always wanted to say these things to people with tattoos, but never quite had the courage.
Honorable Mention: “You’re so pretty, why’d you get tattooed?”
Since we’re fairly familiar with the trials and tribulations of web design ourselves, this video made a lot of sense to us and had us LOLing.
Honorable Mention: “The client wants to know if we can make the logo bigger.”
Lots of videos started popping up about Vegans and other health nuts, but this one stood out in the crowd.
Honorable mention: “I don’t do any specific type of yoga. I like to freestyle.”
Once all the demographics and regions were taken care of, people started turning their parody on actors and celebrities. This one is well-acted by a very convincing impressionist.
Honorable Mention: “What’s Tarrantino’s e-mail?!”
Another shining example of tongue-in-cheek humor commenting on the meme itself.
Honorable Mention: “I miss faxing.”
MEMECEPTION.
Honorable Mention: “This one’s too long. This one should be shorter.”
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