NASA Uses YouTube to Address 2012 End of World
Turns out the world isn’t going to end on December 21, 2012. NASA debunks that via YouTube… so don’t let your credit balance soar by that date.
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Even if the world does end, these fucking roaches will still be here in the smoldering rubble of my apartment, feeding on my charred corpse.
NASA is looking for some Tube cred.