Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Inappropriate But Funny

Friday, July 22, 2011

Inappropriate But Funny

Watch! Anderson Cooper Wins TheNew York Lottery! But Not That Kind of Lottery

Posted by snicks on July 22, 2011

Well, you've got to hand it the folks at Next Media Animation. Watching their bizarre and completely inappropriate creations can be daunting, as their videos are just as likely to offend as amuse.

But they're always entertaining, in a "did they really just show that" kind of way.

Their latest video takes on the "gay marriage lottery" that leads up to this weekend's marriage rush in New York, and includes gay couples sleeping under rainbow blankets (don't we all?), lesbians going over Niagara Falls, and the first winner of the lottery ... Anderson Cooper.

They have absolutely no fear, and obviously no way to self-censor. They're the Sophia Petrillo of animation.

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