steve blogsarelli

Steve.
I really like New Jersey.
I work at College Humor making originals.

samreich: Motivational poster. (Thanks, Steve and Andy!) (Taken with instagram) I think everyone should give a wolverine cut out to their boss. 

samreich:

Motivational poster. (Thanks, Steve and Andy!) (Taken with instagram)

I think everyone should give a wolverine cut out to their boss. 
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verymarykate:

call my phone

I play the drums in another CollegeHumor video for the 10th time. 

(via samreich)
joshruben: Woman Afraid of Owls and VMK makes Paper Mag’s Top 10 Funniest! We did it. 

joshruben:

Woman Afraid of Owls and VMK makes Paper Mag’s Top 10 Funniest!

We did it. 
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Oh man, I totally forgot about the Howard Dean for America game!

vincentpeone:

I directed this charming little holiday meltdown starring Josh. If you weren’t convinced already, this video serves to prove that his abilities ARE timeless.

joshruben:

I loved performing this little Christmas gem (written by Ben, produced by Steve, make-up by Hana, shot/directed by Vin), despite the fact all the angel dust in the world couldn’t convince me to like the sound of my own voice. Happy holidays. 

I was most excited about the old ludwig drum set that Andy got. Also the big lolly pops, I ran around in circles clapped my hands when I saw them 
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Arcade Fire releases sprawl II music video. Interactive version on  http://www.sprawl2.com

Live coverage of SOPA

streeter: You hail an NYC yellow cab and the driver rolls down the window.  “Where are you going?” he or she asks.  “Brooklyn,” you say.  And they’re gone, with a dismissive hand gesture and a sour look.  This is a familiar occurrence to anyone who lives in Brooklyn (or Queens or the Bronx). I get it, cabbies don’t like going to Brooklyn because they have trouble finding fares back to the city or, worst of all, they find a fare who wants to go to somewhere else in Brooklyn (THE HORROR!). The NYPD just did a big sting to correct this injustice by having college students pose as stranded Brooklynites looking to get home. Any cabbie who refused caught a fine. And while that appeals to my sense of justice, there has to be a better way to address this problem.  So how about we make cab stands in Brooklyn (and Queens and the Bronx)? Each neighborhood would have a few designated places where cabbies could go to find a fare and Brooklynites could wait for a yellow cab (instead of using pricier car services). Maybe we could even have a little button that a potential passenger could push to alert cabbies nearby that they’re waiting. Above is a map of Park Slope - my neighborhood - and where I think those cab stands could go. They work at airports, why not in Brooklyn? Cabbies wouldn’t get fined, Brooklynites could get reliable cab service and we could stop doing the age old get-in-the-cab-and-shut-the-door-before-saying-you’re-going-to-Brooklyn charade.  NYC, make this happen 

streeter:

You hail an NYC yellow cab and the driver rolls down the window. 

“Where are you going?” he or she asks. 

“Brooklyn,” you say. 

And they’re gone, with a dismissive hand gesture and a sour look. 

This is a familiar occurrence to anyone who lives in Brooklyn (or Queens or the Bronx). I get it, cabbies don’t like going to Brooklyn because they have trouble finding fares back to the city or, worst of all, they find a fare who wants to go to somewhere else in Brooklyn (THE HORROR!). The NYPD just did a big sting to correct this injustice by having college students pose as stranded Brooklynites looking to get home. Any cabbie who refused caught a fine. And while that appeals to my sense of justice, there has to be a better way to address this problem. 

So how about we make cab stands in Brooklyn (and Queens and the Bronx)? Each neighborhood would have a few designated places where cabbies could go to find a fare and Brooklynites could wait for a yellow cab (instead of using pricier car services). Maybe we could even have a little button that a potential passenger could push to alert cabbies nearby that they’re waiting. Above is a map of Park Slope - my neighborhood - and where I think those cab stands could go. They work at airports, why not in Brooklyn? Cabbies wouldn’t get fined, Brooklynites could get reliable cab service and we could stop doing the age old get-in-the-cab-and-shut-the-door-before-saying-you’re-going-to-Brooklyn charade. 

NYC, make this happen 
matthewreid: television… illustration by Matthew Reid I can’t say enough about my buddy Matt Reid. I want everything he makes 

matthewreid:

television… illustration by Matthew Reid

I can’t say enough about my buddy Matt Reid. I want everything he makes 

streeter:

joshruben:

The newest installment in my “VHS” series with Mitch Magee! Produced by Steve, shot by Vince, directed by Mitch, edited by Kelly, make-up by Hana. And that’s me in the fat suit. Shocker. 

I love this so much

 A video about macrame I produced for CollegeHumor, and Directed by Mitch Magee. Josh Ruben based Cathy off of a Hello My Name Is character. These are always fun to make because I get to pull out the VHS tape deck and run it through an old VHS tape Mitch found on the street. If you look close enough, you’ll see Alice and Wonderland. 

I feel very bad for all the macramers on Etsy that we had express ship us macrame. They probably believe that Macrame is back…
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