
So in a search for understanding, we reported on two videos this week that redefined what we think of as sexy: a video of a drunk man having sex with an SUV and two gentlemen "consoling" each other behind a CNN reporter trying to explain the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Sexy is indeed a mysterious beast.
Watch the videos and check out our seductive arguments after the jump.
"Drunk Man Having Sex with a Car"
Strengths: It's real. This man is really, really having sex with a car. It's not radio comics trying to get attention, just one drunk making sweet love to a sweet machine.
Weaknesses: Low video quality. If you're going to post videos of a man having sex with a car on the Internet, either 1) Don't use a cell phone to film it or 2) get closer.
Special Abilities: Creativity. This guy got arrested for performing an indecent act with a car. In a way, he's a true artist.
"Videobombers"
Strengths: At Asylum, we understand that nothing is sexier than awkwardness and embarrassment. This prank is super awkward, monumentally embarrassing and therefore exceptionally sexy.
Weaknesses: It reeks of falseness. These dudes aren't even gay. On a completely separate note, we don't have any desire to see to two guys making out, not that there's anything wrong with that.
Special Abilities: Guess what? Videobombing, unlike regular bombing, is totally legal and worth mimicking. We have nothing against news correspondents, but we think these guys may have started a revolution.


























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