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Though I've trained myself to be more discreet in the workplace, I've been known to hum or whistle a tune without knowing it, only to have it get annoyingly stuck in the heads of anyone around me. Strangely, no one appreciates that intrusion... probably because the tunes I find catchiest are from TV theme songs or Broadway musicals.

I was reminded of that habit when I saw this video:

Sometimes celebrities use their fame to bring attention to noteworthy causes. Others simply sell out to the highest bidder. This is most definitely a case of the latter, as Mr. T puts the 'T' in 'IT':

The Internet has evolved its own pop culture, from "All Your Base Are Belong to Us" and "Badger badger badger" to more modern phenomenons like LOLcats. In their latest music video, Weezer incorporates as many such references as possible:

From the Computerworld article Removing hard drive data -- the YouTube way:

Vista, Linux, OS X. They've all been hacked, they all have their shortcomings — there's only one conclusion: they all stink. Wes Borg puts this belief to song in this video.

I've been posting a different video to this site every Wednesday since late November. But now I've hit the bottom of the barrel, and I'm asking you to help me replenish my queue for weeks to come.

This video has been around forever, but it's still an amusing example of how poorly some employees adapted to the introduction of those new-fangled computers in the workplace:

Here's one good reason.

Now that we know how to speak Geek, let's see them applied to a Muppet-inspired musical. I came across this World of Warcraft video among the recent news of Gary Gygax's passing:

We've already reviewed how to behave on an Internet forum. But knowing the culture is useless if you don't have the basic building block of knowing the lingo. So, in 8-bit fashion, here's a brief tutorial on how to speak Geek (may not be safe for work):