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Aaaaand, here’s today’s edition of Links You Need To Click…

• Seen the Twitter “movie” trailer yet? Go watch it.
• Like SXSW? Think Skynet is amusing? Go vote for @ishafer’s gig at next year’s event. You know you want to.
• I’m not the only one who thinks the iPhone 4 takes pretty good photos, am I?

Oh, this is an amusing one…

[via @angryaustin]

Here’s today’s links you need to click.

• Via Len Kendall, I give you “Galactic Empire State of Mind,” from College Humor, of course.
• The rumors are true. Ricky Martin is gay. I don’t know how this stayed quiet for so long. /sarcasm. But like Andrew Hampp says, An entire generation of Justin Bieber fans asks, “Ricky who?”
• For all of you “24″ fans, you’ll appreciate BuddyTV’s list of Jack Bauer’s Top 5 Human Rights Violations.
• Check out this great piece from “Nightline” on MTV and the changes the network has made / is making to get to where it is today. (yes, I’m biased)
• Wanna advertise during the series finale of ABC’s “Lost” later this spring? It’ll cost you $900,000. [via wired]
• Over at Technologizer, Harry McCracken gives a look back at (gasp!) Microsoft Bob, launched fifteen years ago this week.
• Aaaaand, last but not least, play Jason. You know you want to. [via Jenn]

If you haven’t seen this spoof of Lady Gaga’s “Telephone” video yet, you should probably waste a few minutes on it.

Well, I heard some funny things on Twitter last night from friends on the East Coast who’d already caught SNL, and figured I’d share something that I got a kick out of with the rest of you, if you haven’t already seen it. Oh, it’s prolly not safe for work… Get ready for Andy Samberg and ummm “Reba McEntire” like you’ve never seen.

On Thursday, Jason Kottke posted an excellent item about drinking in the office like we were all on AMC’s “Mad Men,” which is an especially funny thought, even if you’ve never watched the show. For me, this is even more funny given a conversation I was in on Wednesday night and tweeted about while walking to the Union Square subway station, that I’m including here for your reading amusement.

Check out what happened when the fine folks at Double X got their drink on, below…

Funny or Die puts out yet another hit with “The Ed Hardy Boyz: The Case of the Missing Sick Belt Buckle” that you know you want to waste some of your hard-earned life minutes watching.

With a twofer going after Affliction, too.

Andy Samberg takes not “being part of your system” to a whole new level, and pays for it in the end, in a digital short from last night’s SNL.

Also, If that wasn’t enough for you, make sure you check up on when Madonna and Lady Gaga showed up for “Deep House Dish” – it’s fascinating. “Saturday Night Live” for the win. Well, except for that Obama sketch at the open.

[update] Over at CliqueClack TV, Keith has posted the lyrics to “On The Ground,” for those of you interested in that sort of thing.

Here’s an actual email I was just sent, with the names and company (it’s not mine) removed to protect the guilty, for your reading amusement.

To Whom it may concern.

I am an employee with [company redacted] and wanted to see if I could get the “Reply to All” buttom removed from my colleagues e-mail systems. As you can see from the e-mail below along with HUNDREDS of other examples, they cannot be trusted with this feature.

Please let me know at your earliest convenience how to remove this before I punch myself in the face.

Thank you very much.

E-mail Exhaustion

Here’s today’s batch of Links You Need To Click…

• Gothamist points to some news in the NY Post about Mayor Bloomberg’s plan to “shoeprint” all footwear. Hello, CSI and L&O land!
• Congrats to Allison for finally getting to see Moby in NYC! It’s kinda nice to get to do things that you’ve wanted to for years and years.
• Plax goes to jail. Wonder if he’ll spike the ball on the field after not being touched when his knee was down on his first play in the prison yard.
• Hey look, it’s Microsoft’s Guru Bar!
• You see, I feel all cool as I’m coming to a close of Year 1 for the 365 Days Project on Flickr, and the damn stormtroopers have go to and one-up us all with Stormtroopers 365. [via Kottke]
• Look! Over there! It’s sponsored tweets from celebrities, courtesy of Ad.ly.
• Over at the Voce Nation blog, Chris Thilk asks what marketers would have to do if (shudder!) social media tools weren’t available for their programs, and he wants to hear from you.
• Speaking of Chris Thilk, wonder if he’s seen this juiced-up WALL-E.
• For those of you up for a challenge, Fred Wilson has one for you – as Tumblr.