Gay Bob here probably did no favors for gay folks when he was released. (My guess is this was from the '70s or early '80s.) First of all, from a marketing perspective, why would "everyone" want a gay doll? I can't even think of too many gay people who would want one. And then lets get to Gay Bob's appearance, which, I guess, distinguishes him as gay. Dishevelled, with too much eyeliner, fake tanner, and wearing an orange man purse murse with a rumpled, clashing plaid shirt and ill-fitting pants — Gay Bob doesn't even fit the stereotype of gay man = well dressed. Supposedly, he was also to help people "come out of the closet." Hell, no one even wants him to come out of the box! Epic fail.

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Remember hand-fart musician, aka the Manualist? For the easily amused (namely, me), I just couldn't get enough. He'd perform familiar songs with his hands, raising the questions, "Is this real?" and then, just, "Why?!" With this guy who performs Metallica's awesome song "Enter Sandman" with the kazoo, simply sit back and be awed. He really is good — and the costumes and showmanship don't hurt.

This year was an especially fine one (or painful, depending on your perspective) for news anchor bloopers. We had a strange justification for why Obama's victory was historic, a reporter who apparently hates children's artwork, and one very oddly placed giant dildo.

But the best news blooper according to GiggleSugar readers, is when Ken Bastida learns the value of punctuation and accidentally declares his co-worker dead. So congratulations (er . . . or something?) Ken!