Yeah, coz he says bad words! LOL! The video below is the legendary censored Porky Pig cartoon where he swears. It was created for an end of the year gag reel =)

The Korean government has suspended the sale of Italian mozzarella cheese on March 22, following reports that water buffalo milk, the main ingredient of the cheese in question, contains high levels of cancer-causing dioxin. A notice at a cheese shop in Seoul informs customers of the suspension in the sale of mozzarella cheese made from Italian water buffalo milk on March 23. Will other countries follow suit? Stay tuned!

In case you haven’t seen it (though it’s a year old so maybe you have), here’s the “banned” Wendy’s Spicy Chicken Sandwich commercial that it’s creator claims he created but was not approved by the client. He says Wendy’s has nothing to do with it but we’re sure the food company quietly smiling over the videos growing popularity Go watch, it’s really cool!

Wow, couldn’t believe my eyes! This toy gun ad featured a kid who pulls out his “toy” Dick Tracy revolver and actually kills some man. Man, the 60s really rocked! Hehe!

Time to download boys and girls! Hehe! The banned film is The Profit which was blocked from distribution in the United States due to a court injunction won by the Church of Scientology. Copies of the banned film appeared on the internet last Friday on peer-to-peer file-sharing websites and on the video sharing site YouTube. Directed by former film executive Peter N. Alexander, the movie has been characterized by critics as a parody of Scientology and of its founder L. Ron Hubbard. Alexander has stated that the movie is based on his research into cults, and when asked by the St. Petersburg Times about parallels to Scientology and L. Ron Hubbard said: “I’ll let you draw that conclusion … I say it’s entirely fictional.”

However, the Church of Scientology later took legal action in an attempt to stop further distribution of the film. The Church of Scientology claimed that the film was intended to influence the jury pool in the wrongful death case of Scientologist Lisa McPherson, who died under Scientology care in Clearwater, Florida. According to the original court injunction received by Wikinews, the movie was originally banned because the court found that it could be seen as a parody of Scientology. In his April 20, 2002 ruling on the injunction, Judge Robert E. Beach of the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court in Pinellas County, Florida wrote: “…an average person viewing the film entitled The Profit could perceive that it is a parody of the Church of Scientology”.

Disclaimer: I have not tried this so don’t bet too much while using the secret tips! LOL!

HURRY!!! Before this one is taken down, lol!

The Canadian Press is reporting that two episodes of Aaron McGruder’s Cartoon Network strip “The Boondocks” that were pulled from the schedule for content are currently airing north of the border on Canada’s Teletoon channel. The episode “The Huey Freeman Hunger Strike” aired last Sunday (entire episode above.), while “The Ruckus Reality Show” will be featured this coming Sunday at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on the network’s adult-themed “Detour” programming block.

The two episodes in question were pulled by the Turner Cable-owned Cartoon Network because of its brutal bashing of BET. BET’s CEO, Debra Lee, is depicted in “Hunger Strike” as “Debra Lee-vil,” a sinister Dr. Evil clone who kills underlings and rants about creating a network “that would accomplish what hundreds of years of slavery, Jim Crow and malt liquor couldn’t – the destruction of black people.” ROFL!