So when is the Tesseract opening the portal for Loki in that chamber?

I just hope there's revolution on the inside, otherwise it's only a pretty heap of metal and plastic not going anywhere without a working engine

http://richardwiseman.wordpress.com/10-bests-you-will-always-win/ <- the PDF he mentiones can be found on this site.

I'd probably had to restart on a new piece of paper after the second stroke because I'd get the proportions wrong that early

I also once met a guy who engraved mugs in one go with a similar wave-y font using a mechanical burin under flowing water ... I stood next to him for the better part of an hour just to see if another customer could give a challenge, never happened, regardless of the text being just a six letter name or a whole phrase like "From your grand kids with love"

#10 I rode the Talocan too, so yeah, I can attest to this as well. And compared to the Talocan the video features a very sloooow ride. It's damn fast, so fast in fact, that the guy three places over on my last ride, had his vomit suspended in front of him in mid air just long enough for him to rotate around it and getting hit by it in the face. Fun ride, at least for all the thrill seekers not right next to him

#5 Almost, the Talocan doesn't do the skewed rotation, where both arms are in different positions and rotate independently.

Whoever downvoted #2, which I just nutralized to 0, needs to see the Doctor!

http://goo.gl/maps/wgXim <- if anybody wants to give him a call and make an appointment

I checked, none of the firms listed in the credits are linked to Cyberdyne ..... yet

With a current filesize of 0 bytes, it sure loaded fast and played very very quickly

#12 Nah, Count Baltar

#5 The double line is near the roundabout, overtaking is allowed where they passed the pick up (single solid line and the broken one), and the R35 was probably already in the left lane behind them at that point. Granted they should have finished the overtaking earlier on the single broken line and the Nissan should have pulled in behind them, not boiling up all the rice in one go ...

A few of the notes before the scanner starts to scratch around sound a bit like the Monkey Island theme ... where are those floppies?!

#11 That, and he should have pulled up the rods sticking out of the back of his tractor where you attach other farm equipment to. As those dug into the ground at 0:06, slowly lifting the tractor up as he got pulled further to the right. So it's pretty much the world's first tractor pole vaulting accident caught on video

Some of these moves look gravity and physics defying, especially the ones were they come from a full speed full body rotation to an upright standstill in a matter of degrees and milliseconds.

#2 DeVotchKa with "Charlotte Mittnacht (The Fabulous Destiny Of ...)" from the Album "How It Ends (2004)"

#3 Looks like I still need to improve my comment speeds but I probably made #2 search a little bit easier

#3 Hey just what ya see, pal.

#4 The instrumental version of "Shooting Stars" by Bag Raiders

Apparently one can control the crowd's noise level with a yo-yo quite easily, and string length in combination with turns per minute and tangle-factor determine its volume.

#3 I'm not #1 but Google Image Search with Drag&Drop functionality was very helpful. So here you, and everybody else, go: http://i.imgur.com/WHqW8.jpg

#7 The technology already exists on many consumer and pro camcorders and is called "Pre Recording". Most manufacturers add a 3 second buffer to their camcorders which, when the feature is enabled, constantly record into said buffer and add what's in it to the video file once the record button is actually pressed. The photo application shown here uses the same technology in combination with face detection and photo stitching/merging, as you can select each person individually and pick a moment in time.

Regarding battery drain: I doubt it's an issue at all, when you take a picture where everyone is smiling, or at least supposed to be, you take it in quite a short time as everybody says cheese at once. And with the "time machine" feature you take one photo and adjust every person in it if necessary. With the "old tech" you might have to take multiple pictures to get the perfect one. So you might even end up saving a few milliamperes.

#10 #2 wrote "The bulk" so there is real money involved not just shares.

#5 Android is a Linux based OS, so if Android makes it, Linux was, is and will be there to support its foundation!

#2 The Aurora Borealis, or Aurora Australis for that matter, are not the result of a decaying ozone layer. Ozone resides at the lower levels of the stratosphere, the Auroras are part of a gaseous particle reaction between the earth's atmosphere and charged particles released by the sun's atmosphere happening in the ionosphere.

The ozone layer in the stratosphere starts at about 15km above sea level and reaches heights of about 35km. If you want to reach the ionosphere you have to go "a little" higher, to about 50km above sea level and another 950km to exit it, passing through our planet's exosphere and thermosphere while you are at it.

#4 The last phone they used was the HTC Desire, announced on February 16, 2010 and released a couple of month later ... so the video is not at least three years old, hardly two, if they picked up a brand new model and painted it.

#6 Take a closer look at the window, when he storms outside to yell at the trumpet player.

#4 The suit is covered in EL-wire, so all he needs is a 12 volt DC power source to run everything. Power cells with that kind of output aren't big, and even if he needs a few of them, they can be strapped to his arms, or even legs, the same way you would attach a portable mp3 player or mobile phone in one of those Velcro armbands. Shocking yourself is also out of the question with those voltage levels.

#7 Updates and fixes

02) Bride of Frankenstein
06) Magnolia
14) Enter the Dragon (not Game of Death)
15) The Big Lebowski
26) Singin' In The Rain (not Some Like It Hot)
33) Easy Rider
36 & 39) Shaft (1971)

#6 "Calling Out (feat. Apollo Drive)" by Lazee

#8 But first we have to build the Heisenberg Compensator

#14 I hear you, and him for that matter, loud and clear, and am already packing for my grand grand grand grand children for Kepler 22b

Watch out, we got a dumb ass over here. (#3)

#12 Vanishing Point (Brush With Death) by Corridor Digital ... the guys who wrote, directed and acted in this clip.

Their channel:
http://youtube.com/CorridorDigital

The track:
http://corridordigital.bandcamp.com/track/vanishing-point-brush-with-death

#5 Please re-read the description to find the part about the re-edit

#1 You can, that's why he started to commute between his last save, the toll booth and the train station.

#4 He actually plays them, it's not just hearsay comedy.

#6 The only thing distorting are his vocal cords. Michael Winslow is the VOX modifier himself.

The cloud where they filmed the Doctor Who intro in?!

WOW, that could have been a face plant under water

Not only is it an evasion fail it's also an aviation fail

Ronald Reagan was spot(light) on

#1 #5 Beauty lies in the eye of the beerholder aside from that, all of the pictures were done full frontal and under direct lighting, which can turn fine looking women into alien cyclops monsters at the push of a button.

They looked puzzled, both in real life and on the table

#10 Wednesday, October 27, 1999 .... yes, that's recently when you compare it to the universe's age.

#8 They will use that tech in New New York in about 89 years I'm not so sure about the "never get stuck" part though.

#11 It's only the molds for the bots, namely those of the then Takara Diaclone and Microman series, that originated there. The Transformer brand name was first used in the US of A in 1984 when Hasbro made the TV series and toy line available. Granted the animation for the TV series was done in the land of the rising sun, but the title, characters and the writing was done in the States. I'm still riding ... or do you want to continue nitpicking?

Three years late, but a link on another video brought me here:

The news article referred and linked to by most_uniQue in #8 and #16 has no connection to the video shown. The MH-53E Sea Dragon is a single rotor Sikorsky build helicopter (COD players out there might now its bigger brother the MH-53M Pave Low - almost same design but different loadout). The one you see landing, or rather not, however is a tandem rotor CH-46 Sea Knight build by Boeing Vertol.

Hope that helps clearing up that middle of the Mexican Golf and shore confusion and why, despite smaller fleet ships following the vessel, the helicopter crew wasn't picked up for another 30 minutes.

#2 Your so called Transformer is a RX-78 Series Gundam, so wrong franchise and country of origin.

The 1080p version can be found here if you want to watch it in HD
http://youtu.be/zMLDCF9B47g

#4 Not 100s of meters, best case scenario RFID-tag and -reader combinations top out at around 120 feet / 40 meters. Most RFID tags however are used in NFC environments, with the N standing for Near and the rest for Field Communication. The Oyster Card shown in the video (prepaid public transportation system in the UK) needs to be within 2 inches / 5 centimeters of a terminal to register on a bus for example.

Perfectly attached to another object by an inclined plane, wrapped helically around an axis

#8 So one new trick in 20+ Years Still kind a cool, I'm happy if I get a few individual bubbles floating around that don't pop seconds after creation.

Why only post half the clip?
http://youtu.be/r-qhj3sJ5qs

Edit: Yeah what #1 linked
Note to self: Get faster commenting reflexes

I'd call it "The Art of TRAJECTORY"

Hopp Schwiiz

#2 http://m.snotr.com/ ... no possibility to rate and favorite a video, or comment on one. But it's a start

Thanks Tareim for clearing that up ... I halted my plans to build a time expanding machine to explore sub-time just to proof the possible existence of those two minutes somewhere deep in our time and space fabric.

Nice? Yes. But I'm more intrigued about the submitter's request to skip the last two minutes of a two minute video. Doesn't he want any views? Is there a secret time bar we are not seeing?

Looks like China and India switched places in the last three years when it comes to people with high IQs compared to the total population of the US of A. And MySpace or should I say my____ dropped from 5th to 11th largest "country".

http://www.snotr.com/video/1753/Information_overload

#2 James Arthur "Jamie" Madrox aka. guess what: Multiple Man

Edit1: Downvoting due to lazy slow posting in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...

Edit2: #6 He was in the movie "X-Men: The Last Stand"

Now that's one woman who knows how to handle alcohol .

Turn of the ceiling lights and you also get a free light show from the equipment alone, no need to set up anything else.

#2 My vocabulary is way bigger than Multipass though, and I know more than Kung Fu. Plus my circuits are not short, just to throw in yet another input hungry movie reference.

I wish my brain could do that

#14 Yeah, I figured after seeing the - infront of the number must have scrolled past that comment. Me Gusta. Aside from that, the Swiss Toblerone ranks high on my list too.

#4 #6 It's neither Belgium nor Switzerland, Lore's Chocolates is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Did he "perform" a faceplant at 2:58, and just casually worked it into the performance? Anyway, great performance

#4 I watch that video on YouTube all the time. but the band really should change their name to something with a better ring to it than "Sorry this video is not available in your country."

#18 The prices are in Euro so 2002 at the earliest.

Sometimes irony uses sarcasm and vise versa to underline what the speaker wants to say, but they never get close, as they are very different concepts, regardless of language. So no, the German Ironie is the same as the English Irony.

#6 The word you are looking for is sarcasm.
Or are you using the Alanis Morissette version of irony?

#7 It's part of the big project "Miniatur Wunderland" in Hamburg Germany which started out as "just" an 120 square meter model landscape and a few trains that went around, but it kept growing from there over the past few years to at least a factor of 10. The airport you are looking at has approximately 150 square meters alone, with more than 150,000 work hours spend setting up 1000 meters of track and building around 300 houses and bridges in that part of the Wunderland alone, soldering in 40,000 LED lights, and using hidden tracks to guide planes and automobiles around. So the point you are looking for is: ingenuity, attention to detail, having fun at what you are doing and sharing that fun with others.

In an attempt to further bring the comments back on topic (aka the actual video and not how videos are tagged and indexed): It's a snippet from Top Gear's Series 11 Episode 6 if anyone wants to watch all six challenges in which the two teams fought each other. Enjoy!

#18 #19 #20 Sorry, I'm a movie nut(case)

Oh and Sizzlik ... 4x
http://www.snotr.com/video/3932#comment-67712
http://www.snotr.com/video/2915#comment-44783

0:00
House of 1000 Corpses
The Running Man
Creepshow
Showtime
0:30
The Running Man
Beetlejuice
Scream 2
Bride of Chucky
Batman: Gotham Knight
Toy Story 2
Jingle All the Way
Showtime
Into the Sun
Evolution
Madagascar
Best in Show
Flashdance
Madagascar
Home Alone 3
Rocky IV
The Nutty Professor
1:00
Space Chimps
Muppets from Space
The Cat in the Hat
Creepshow
Mean Machine
The Nutty Professor
Accepted
From Dusk Till Dawn
True Lies
Point Break
Toy Story
1:30
Dodgeball
Jungle Fever
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Lilo & Stitch
Showtime
Blazing Saddles
The A-Team
The Perfect Storm
Beverly Hills Cop II
Urban Justice
Reservoir Dogs
Predator
2:00
Semi-Pro
Accepted
Sin City
Beerfest
Groundhog Day
Scary Movie 3
Best In Show
All That Jazz
Superman III
Above the Rim
That Thing You Do!
Showtime
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Clerks II
Hackers
Nurse Betty
2:30
Showtime
The Incredibles
Natural Born Killers
Mrs. Doubtfire
Backdraft
Curious George
Big Fan
Toy Story 3
The Sum of All Fears
Showgirls
Showgirls
Showgirls
RoboCop 2
3:00
Requiem For a Dream
The Muppet Movie
Mercenary for Justice
Drop Dead Gorgeous
Cellular
Bad Boys II
The Fifth Element
Lost In Space
Just Friends
Disturbing Behavior
The Addams Family
The Girl Next Door
The Incredibles
Flubber
Little Nicky
He Got Game
Drugstore Cowboy
Showtime
Showtime
Space Chimps
3:30
The Fifth Element
Something’s Gotta Give
Black Dynamite

Well having the complete plot in the title and description saved me twentyeight seconds to watch another video.

To quote Sheldon: "Aww Rats!"

"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not Eureka! (I found it!) but rather, 'hmm... that's funny...'"

- often attributed to Isaac Asimov. I personally don't care who said it, I just second that statement.

Mary Pickford » Lillian Gish » Gloria Swanson » Marlene Dietrich » Norma Shearer » Ruth Chatterton » Jean Harlow » Katharine Hepburn » Carole Lombard » Bette Davis » Greta Garbo » Barbara Stanwyck » Vivien Leigh » Greer Garson » Hedy Lamarr » Rita Hayworth » Gene Tierney » Olivia de Havilland » Ingrid Bergman » Joan Crawford » Ginger Rogers » Loretta Young » Deborah Kerr » Judy Garland » Anne Baxter » Lauren Bacall » Susan Hayward » Ava Gardner » Marilyn Monroe » Grace Kelly » Lana Turner » Elizabeth Taylor » Kim Novak » Audrey Hepburn » Dorothy Dandridge » Shirley MacLaine » Natalie Wood » Rita Moreno » Janet Leigh » Brigitte Bardot » Sophia Loren » Ann Margret » Julie Andrews » Raquel Welch » Tuesday Weld » Jane Fonda » Julie Christie » Faye Dunaway » Catherine Deneuve » Jacqueline Bisset » Candice Bergen » Isabella Rossellini » Diane Keaton » Goldie Hawn » Meryl Streep » Susan Sarandon » Jessica Lange » Michelle Pfeiffer » Sigourney Weaver » Kathleen Turner » Holly Hunter » Jodie Foster » Angela Bassett » Demi Moore » Sharon Stone » Meg Ryan » Julia Roberts » Salma Hayek » Sandra Bullock » Julianne Moore » Diane Lane » Nicole Kidman » Catherine Zeta-Jones » Angelina Jolie » Charlize Theron » Reese Witherspoon » Halle Berry

Those looking for the Guy Fawkes mask in the updated original broadcast video might want to hit the pause button at 6:55

That'll buff out!

So ... the last stop was at a Clowns' Collage?

Corvette powered RX-7? Who brought that abomination to life? I like Ricers and American Muscle but those two should never mix!

#17 Test it yourself, it's an easter egg in the firmware.
Newer models play Ode to Joy » http://youtu.be/KImkZvLOCfA

If you don't want Google, or any other online service for that matter, to know every last detail about you, don't put it online. "Don't be evil", might be their motto, "Don't be stupid" should be yours.

What do I see at the top right corner of the video? A favorite button! And clicked

#6 #8 Date Movie, and the hottie in the Fat Suit is Alyson Hannigan.

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1721276672/tt0466342

Unexpected bonus fail ... nice

I'm surfing on a 50MBit/s line ... so granny just left our solar system

Now that's parenting

#12 No, at least not this video, there is however a 50cent "Carousel" video out there where the camera dives into the product placed Philips Cinema Display at the beginning and Curtis is featured as one of the bank robbers.

#1 #3 You know, the title already said that

#2 It was made for Philips' 21 : 9 Cinema Televisions when they premiered them back in 2009. Not very impressive as a 400x169 internet video, but on the 56" 2560x1080p flatscreen the video was quite jaw dropping.

Apparently you can't make a drift video without featuring an 86 (2:00)

I'd say "diving consecutively" ... they are not going up the diving platform again, or are they walking around the building before they eventually do?

#18 http://www.snotr.com/video/1376

Looking at the "conveyor belt" technique they've got going, I'm guessing that's not the first large order of the day.

#9 The other red block you see after each shot isn't a part of the bullet that broke off. He used them to stand the gray flat pieces upright.

#1 Then upload a video of your run on such a tight obstacle course and let us be the "Judges of Boring". You might find yourself taking some cones with you, and sitting on the ground instead of the seat on more than one occasion.

He definitely needs to improve on the splash zone, he barely hit the pier.

Totally forgot about the Indiana Jones reference in the second round

#15 That's an excerpt of "Wetten Das?!" a German TV show, where contestants bet the host and his famous guests, that they can achieve a certain goal, if the guests pick the wrong outcome they usually have to perform something (stupid) themselves or go off supporting a charity.

Here he had to cut more than one apple (three in five tries if I remember correctly), and they were placed on his cap with the stick on it by the moderator who picked the apples out of a basket, so no, they were not pre-cut.

#(removed comment) You didn't watch the video till the end, didn't you?

#4 When did Sony Pictures Animation and Pixar move their head quarters to France?

Who turned of the laws of physics again?

#21 Why leave snotr? Our favorite smiley is also taking a swing
http://www.snotr.com/video/3887

#22 And you are way off with your reckoning, since a horse only produces one HP on average, but can output somewhere around 15HP at top speed.

#6 He's not just standing there, he's strapped down in a waist high safety rig. Some performers however do not stand there right from the start, but climb up there mid flight. A parachute is worn in both cases, for obvious reasons.

#20 Well he could have fallen back on the chariot which isn't that soft, he could have impaled himself on the chariot's bar where the horses are hitched to, he could also have landed head first in a way that his body weight snapped his neck, or flat on the ground, and not with his arms and legs first softening up the landing a bit, giving him internal injuries and bleedings not to mention ruptured organs, or the chariot could have spun another round and crash landed on him after he hit the ground ... should I go on?

#12 Drifting was around way before InitialD but the black and white 86 look alike in the video was a nice touch.

Finally! An iPad put to good use

http://www.snotr.com/video/3549 « The Apple free version.

0:21 He's doing the Moonwalk backwards? As opposed to what? Forward? I'm pretty sure that's just called walking.

#11 They call it Slamball, and it's not one trampoline it's four ... under each basket, and it's a full contact sport.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slamball

#4 the curve is slightly banked, so when he overshot due to failing brakes he took off because the car has a completely sealed underbody which more or less turned it into an airfoil.

http://youtu.be/nZdbfZRUmPY « even worse

#7 It's from "Burnistoun", a BBC Scotland sketch show, Season 1 Episode 5 to be exact.

Software projects are displayed by Gource as an animated tree with the root directory of the project at its centre. Directories appear as branches with files as leaves. Developers can be seen working on the tree at the times they contributed to the project.

http://code.google.com/p/gource/

That compass needle just kept on spinning. North, in South Carolina, South East of Due West

http://goo.gl/maps/3K3U

Now that's a mouseful

Apparently you can, a local disco here in Germany booked him recently, and yes he's still all over the place like a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man.

http://youtu.be/3zr1ommvC4Q

#5 http://www.snotr.com/video/903

#27 Except the whole forest chase scene took place on Endor.

I know some people who are practicing every waking minute for this annual event

Some of them were just rather unfortunate accidents, but the rest keeps me wondering: What did those Darwin Award Candidates think the outcome would be?

#7 The rats themselves were harmless, the fleas on the rats' back were the carrier. And the rats where all over the place in shipments from eager business men visiting the new world on recently established trade routes in and out of China, where the Gobi Desert is and were many believe the Black Death originated.

With this you actually have to cross streams (to make cocktails)!

So they are stress testing the stage floor?

#4 NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

As much as I like the technology in the helmet cam and the adrenaline rush that comes with such an undertaking, those fixed camera angles looking on the jumper look odd, very odd. So please Neil, jump again, and face the camera in the other direction.

Now do it again, with big glow sticks and add some music to it.

And that's probably one of the few moments where an "Oh Snap!" comment is literally and figuratively appropriate.

And the guy at the controls, didn't think it was a good idea to set it back down when he lifted it at that angle, because?

#6 It's from the British "The Sketch Show"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0295819/

"Tower, this is Ghost Rider requesting a flyby"

#36 http://www.ip2country.cc/?q=www.snotr.com

Plus the whois record has a firm in the Netherlands on file and the DNS server ends in .nl ... should I call them to see if they speak Russian? Because I have the phone number of the domain owner here too.

#12 It sure is the Archimedes Principle at work here in that a floating object will displace it's weight in water, but your example is incorrect, the scale will add the weight of every tennis ball you throw in based on the fact that your tub is a closed container and the water has nowhere to go. The lift lock however has a door that closes once the boat is in, so the displaced water is pushed outside the lift, thus making the lift weight the same every time. So your example only works if the bath tub is filled up to the brim and every drop of water that is displaced overflows, but who wants to clean up that mess in the bathroom after the experiment?

#27 Are you by any chance using some kind of Firefox extension that just shows you the country flag of the server you are visiting for this "location check" of yours? Because the horizontal striped red white and blue flag belongs to the Netherlands, Russia's flag is white and blue followed by red.

To quote the late and great George Carlin: "It's not a near miss, it's a near hit ... a near miss is a collision!"

I'd buy those "Wave Lights" at 0:53 in a heartbeat

#17 My guess is, the driver who hit the truck wasn't a local and probably didn't see the bend coming after both exited the tunnel, so when the truck driver took the turn he was just wondering why the shadows were getting bigger.

I have a car that runs on salt water, it just has be salt water pumped from the Gulf of Mexico

Nice, but he needs to tweak the max extension of the lift cylinders, they extend like he's doing wheelies and stoppies while accelerating and breaking; which is definitely not happening on the screen while he's driving his car around the LFS track.

I would so add a random "pull back but no throw" to that machine's programming, just to see him run and looking for the ball

Because who hasn't pretended to throw a ball before, be honest

Mario should've be happy that the princess was in another castle!

#4 since it is an overhead camera and projection system it wouldn't cost a fortune to replace a ripped felt.

It's not #2 for three very obvious reasons: First of all, a nail gun needs to be pressed against a wall to release a safety mechanism to actually fire the nail into it, otherwise you would shoot somebody if you pulled the trigger accidentally. Granted, this safety feature could be disabled for "painting". But, if you look at the nails in the close up they are all at the same angle despite him standing in one spot and not to mention that the nails pop up on the canvas in all sorts of places despite him pointing the gun somewhere else.

#5 I guess they've both seen Thumb Wars back in 1999.
The same "special effect" was used to retell Episode IV.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ06RKGcPBI

#23 Sure, because IMDb hosts all the movies in their database in an easy to search scene-by-keyword archive

Rule number 2 is outright wrong, sure seeders have the whole file but they don't necessarily have the bandwidth. So every leecher, who already got other pieces than you, can send some megabytes your way to speed things up, and free up some connections and bandwidth for the seeders. So jumping on a torrent with only a few seeders and a couple more leechers actually helps everybody out in the long run.

#3 Here you go

1. Phantasm 0:00
2. Halloween II (2009) 0:02
3. The Omen (2006) 0:04
4. Shaun of the Dead 0:06
5. An American Werewolf in London 0:11
6. Prom Night (2008) 0:19
7. Prom Night (2008) 0:24
8. Orphan 0:29
9. Mirrors 0:34
10. Halloween: H20 0:36
11. Nadja 0:43
12. Stir of Echoes 0:52
13. Saw III 0:59
14. What Lies Beneath 1:06
15. The Ring Two 1:18
16. The Ring 1:27
17. Ringu 1:31
18. Ringu 2 1:38
19. V for Vendetta 1:48
20. Lust, Caution 1:55
21. Candyman 1:58
22. What Lies Beneath 2:05
23. Hot Fuzz 2:17
24. The Unborn 2:22
25. The Grudge (2004) 2:24
26. The Return 2:29
27. Ju-on 2:43
28. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 2:51
29. From Beyond the Grave 2:57
30. Orphan 3:08
31. Dark Water 3:14
32. Metro 3:18
33. L4yer Cake 3:20
34. The Unborn 3:28
35. The Broken 3:41
36. Phantasm 3:59

Check out the guy's YouTube channel, because he uses various tools and materials to "paint" with some amazing results.

http://www.youtube.com/user/EclecticAsylumArt

#11 I know the video isn't HD but even in its non super galaxy giga mega drive mode those cars are Russian Ladas at best.

#9 1:32 to 1:34 ... "I'm off to Italy, I have a wife, or not!"

@20 Thanks for the link

From the article: He says: "I was just bored, this wasn't anything special. We all do this - we sing, while we're driving."

Singing I might get, but dancing around? Idiot, if he was my employee he would be fired, and only be hired to perform at the next office parties .

@6 The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - Around The Bend

#16 Yes, Omni Consumer Products is a RoboCop homage. And even though anything Alien is an obvious reference, I also like the fact that he is wearing a Weyland Yutani t-shirt.

#21 Not so ridiculous if it passes a giant planet and gets pulled in by gravity.

Aside from the throw and catch parts it's not that difficult, if you know where the cutting edge of the blade is at every turn. Just watch his do it yourself slow motion part and keep an eye on it, to see that it's facing away from where his fingers are most if not all of the time. I've done that myself a few years back, and aside from two minor cuts I pinched myself more often.

#14 When you provide a link to Wikipedia at least read it before stating wrong facts The GT-R isn't also know as a Nissan Skyline. The Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 was the last one to have Skyline associated with it.

Quote: "Because of the GT-R's heritage, the chassis code for the all-new version has been called CBA-R35, or 'R35' for short, carrying on the naming trend from previous Skyline GT-R generations. The GT-R has also retained its Skyline predecessor's nickname Godzilla. While it has GT-R in it's name, it is not part of the Skyline family, though it is mistaken as one."

The farm boy is actually Linguini from their feature film Ratatouille

Who uses a Rolodex anymore? If I really get a business card I usually add the contact details to my cell phone's address book, which syncs up nicely with my office PC, and toss the card into the round folder aka. waste bin.

#1 #6 It's from the BBC Documentary James May's Big Ideas, Episode 3 "Power to the People" to be exact.

#5 that "something invisible" is actually the mail bag he was wearing over his shoulder.

#12 nope not a fake, you can even see the trail from the camera plane forming (horizontal stripe on the left of where the other trails are)

Those are all scenes from the movie "Sky Fighter (Les chevaliers du ciel)" from 2005. The story is meh but the flight scenes are great, plus the music is gone and you can actually hear the engines.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421974/

Bullets fired into the air maintain their lethal capability when they eventually fall back down.

busted / plausible / confirmed

In the case of a bullet fired at a precisely vertical angle (something extremely difficult for a human being to duplicate), the bullet would tumble, lose its spin, and fall at a much slower speed due to terminal velocity and is therefore rendered less than lethal on impact. However, if a bullet is fired upward at a non-vertical angle (a far more probable possibility), it will maintain its spin and will reach a high enough speed to be lethal on impact. Because of this potentiality, firing a gun into the air is illegal in most states, and even in the states that it is legal, it is not recommended by the police. Also the MythBusters were able to identify two people who had been injured by falling bullets, one of them fatally injured. To date, this is the only myth to receive all three ratings at the same time.

http://mythbustersresults.com/episode50

That "little" shovel of the Liebherr Excavator R9800 has a capacity of 42 cubic meters by the way. So if they filled it up that car got hit with 42 metric tons of waters (or roughly 92600 pounds out of a 1500 cubic feet shovel on your imperial scale).

If you want to cross of the actors you've recognized, here's a list of them (in order of appearance):

Douglas Fairbanks Sr., Rudolph Valentino, Charlie Chaplin, James Cagney, Spencer Tracy, Fredric March, Errol Flynn, Fred Astaire, Clark Gable, Laurence Olivier, Gary Cooper, Humphrey Bogart, James Stewart, Tyrone Power, Cary Grant, Henry Fonda, Robert Mitchum, John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Gene Kelly, Burt Lancaster, William Holden, Marlon Brando, James Dean, Rock Hudson, Montgomery Clift, Anthony Quinn, Gregory Peck, Richard Burton, Jack Lemmon, Sean Connery, Sidney Poitier, Charlton Heston, Steve McQueen, Peter O'Toole, Paul Newman, Clint Eastwood, Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman, Roy Scheider, Warren Beatty, Dennis Hopper, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson, Robert De Niro, Gene Hackman, Jon Voight, Harrison Ford, Kevin Kline, Kevin Costner, Michael Douglas, Christopher Walken, Mel Gibson, Sean Penn, John Travolta, Antonio Banderas, Tim Robbins, Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Russell Crowe, Kevin Spacey, Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, Matt Damon, George Clooney

#5 The Call Of Duty part of the title is back, has been for quite some time, at least on the game only edition (60$) of it. You will however not find it on the Hardened Edition (80$) or the Prestige Edition (150$)

See Robert Bowling's (Iamfourzerotwo), Infinity Ward's Community Manager, Pic Post and Unboxing Video

http://img197.yfrog.com/i/ia1n.jpg/
http://www.fourzerotwo.com/2009/07/13/modern-warfare-2-prestige-edition/

Looked like a little eager kid at the starting line:

Daddy can I go now?
How about now?
Is now a perfect time?
Daddy, Please? *vrroooom* Thaaa~aaanks!

#3 "Don't Be Dirty" was a sketch in episode 3 of season 4 back in 1995. The video btw only shows about half of the actual sketch.

#1 #3 well ... he did come out of the closet a few seconds earlier @0:54

#3 I mentioned the signal because she sped through the whole thing in one go that even the traffic behind her wasn't so sure about her intentions until the last moment. I may have worded that wrong at two a.m. my time with the need for spe... sleep

It's hard to make out if she signaled the turn, but she sure didn't slow down for it to give the oncoming traffic enough of a heads up that she is about to enter the parking lot.

Damn those guys are easily excited *yeaaah* but to be honest, I want that vortex canon on my birthdays from here on out, too.

#5 Jesus wasn't the first one with a little common sense
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethic_of_reciprocity

Not as impressive if you speak one of those languages. If he introduces himself and tells you about his prices in every language at the beginning of the video, he is way of in Japanese and German, because I couldn't figure out what he was saying. He was way to fast, except for "Wunderbar" for wonderful and "danke schön" and "Nein, danke schön" which is a polite way to say thanks and no thanks in German respectively. He can make himself understand in English I give him that.

#10 it's "just" a controller, so I'd say around 60$/50€ comparable to a Wii-Mote plus MotionPlus attachment. And I'd love to see that technology put to good use in the next Elder Scrolls

Aside from the "MS Paint 360" and the "Breakout Clone" they showed at E3, it looks like they made a trailer for a hardware, or better yet software, that doesn't exist yet. E.g. How is the girl accelerating and braking the car? Without an object (a real paddle) to push against, I don't think you can handle a car that well. And without a steering wheel to grab onto your arms are going to be sore 30min in.

I like what the technology itself is capable of, don't get me wrong, but I don't see any gamer playing a fighting game, racing game or first person shooter that way in the coming years, if ever. Casual couch entertainment like the quiz show in the trailer and maybe an updated version of Lips, Guitar Hero and Rock Band where the artists performance counts too are a likely Natal candidate if you ask me.

I don't wanna see her park, where she has even less space to work with

NerdAlert: A Constitution class vessel is not capable of staying in an atmosphere like that, if it breaks orbit towards a class m planet, it has to fly in the upper atmosphere and keep enough speed to achieve the necessary escape velocity to enter space once again. Very few ships of the federation are capable of atmospheric flight, like the Intrepid class, that's why Roddenberry invented the teleporter, because he couldn't figure out to land a ship that size (with the special effects available back then). I warned you, so if you read all of it, it's not my fault.

#9 I'd second that

#8 that last part of your comment was South Park

#8 #9 Finland wasn't mentioned specifically so my guess is #4 is not asking where it is in the real world, but if it is featured somewhere on the model.

Can I get a tour of the control center?

#2 Ayumu "Osaka" Kasuga from the anime Azumanga Daioh made a joke about that roughly 10 years ago

Check Wikipedia, the most reliable source on the net , Robin Hood went into production on a very small and tight budget, so they went with tracing older films to save money and bring the film to cinemas.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Hood_(1973_film)

Nice visuals they have these days Anybody know the name of the show this is from?

An old commercial break intro/outro for the channel soon to be called SyFy

#8 You are right, it was for FOX Sports Net, most videos usually cut away the ending where the ad text fades in:

Sports news from the only region you care about: Yours

There were others, where a Chinese guy tries to catch a falling tree, and a African dude in the jungle tries to bungee jump with a liana.

#7 "Alcohol my only Friend" by a band called "Trouble Is" no kidding > http://www.last.fm/music/Trouble+Is

#1 Power outlet and wall charger?!

#6 Barny, so instead of a roar you'll get a burb

I'll try the "grabbing hold of my seat and go whooooaaa" part on my next flight, just to see how the rest of the cabin reacts

I wonder if Raymond could count them at a glance?!

One quick turn and you'll find yourself on the side or roof. The center of gravity looks way to high, and those small tires (not talking about rim size here) combined with the narrow track width are unable to "balance the weight". There's a reason monster trucks have those big wheels.

Good to see that Al Harrington sold alot of his overstocked wacky waiving inflatable arm flailing tube men

#15 I would like to thank the site administrators and their moderator staff for this imaginary award, it's rare that an uploader's video and a witty comment are that highly thumbed up.

*music starts to play* *bows*
*takes exit, stage left*

This is Captain Stick reporting: At your cervix, Admiral!

#7 Yes I did, something wrong with that?! The later models, close to the end of the second generation around 1980, had a raised compression ratio in the Pontiac 400 engine which added another 10% > 220hp ... hence the "at least" part of my sentence.

#5 Second generation Pontiac Trans Am, built somewhere between 1977 and 1981. That generation was actually in production from 1970 until 1981, but the earlier models looked quite different. So there are at least 200hp coming from an 6.6l engine under that bonnet.

#13 from your linked article

"The upper eight floors of the building were transformed in to a huge display by arranging 144 lamps behind the building's front windows. A computer controlled each of the lamps independently to produce a monochrome matrix of 18 times 8 pixels."

I wouldn't call it a hack if you actually bring some new equipment in, because that kind of setup could have been done on a big enough scaffolding. Still a cool installation and something you don't see everyday.

#20 Yes, Captain Slow at his Best #13 That's a short clip from "James May's Big Ideas - Episode 2: Man-Machine" first aired on the 5th of October 2008 on the BBC, and you (and your proxy) can find it on BBC's iPlayer.

You might want to correct that title

Big mouthed American Wendy on Japanese television.

At least those are the first words out of the (possibly smaller) mouth of the Japanese narrator.

#12 that's Crystal Method's - Busy Child
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Crystal+Method/_/Busy+Child

- explosion @0:00
- wace impact @0:03
- speed of sound @ sea level 340.29 m / s
= 1.02 km / 0.63 miles

The actual altitude and air temperature are necessary to calculate the exact distance, so I'd say 20 to 30 meters (60 to 100 feet) give or take.

Looks like weasels can be sucked into jet engines after all

That's an outtake from "After the Sunset (2004)" with Selma Hayek, so yes, the Dude (Director Bratt Ratner) is a bad substitute.

"The selection was difficult,
but now it is here.
The best technology of all time.
Mercilessly cheap.

Saturn
We hate expensive!"

That's all she says

Could we not spoil the ending in the title?! I know the skit is called "Bitch in the Kitchen" but they put it in the end for a reason

Idiots, that movie spelled FAIL the moment the camera panned left to right over the crowd, where even the drivers couldn't see where they were going ... okay it spelled FAIL when I read the title, but still clicked to see those ricers getting smashed

I must be browsing through a different internet except for the Obama Roll, the Tom Cruise "skid" and the "Fuck it we do it live part" none of this made it over here ... and I am thankful for that

Captain:
Passengers:
Terrorists:

#5 plus you have to tow a car by lifting up the drive axle, otherwise you'll kill the whole drive shaft and transmission. So if it isn't the guy's first day on the job, he wouldn't have it for long when customer complaints are starting to pour in.

#25 #26 #27 - The Playstation Eye for the PS3 has a build in microphone (4 actually) so it is possible to talk to others without a bluetooth headset.

What I find more disturbing than the expressionless faces and knifing comments, is the fact that the New York Times let kids, that looked like 12-15 to me, play a game that's rated M.

#17 IRS

From the News: The loss of a $1.4 billion B-2 bomber in Guam was the result of three of 24 pressure sensors on the wings providing incorrect data, which led the flight control software to take unneeded corrective action during takeoff, and causing the aircraft to crash. The pressure sensors were designed to deal with high humidity, but conditions in the tropical climate of Guam created more humidity moisture than the system could actually deal with.

#19
The tennis ball in the beginning 0:9, not the football goal in the end.

Looks like a smiley invasion to me

Torgud gagh, only good when it's moving

#8 They also were behind the Spanish marshal (0:25) so my guess is that this was filmed at an Air Show ... you wouldn't get away with that "style" while on duty.

Looks like a chair would have been a better choice

Can someone send me the insurance's application forms? I really wouldn't mind to live like that

Like Kevin Smith once said: There is far too much walking in these movies, even the f-ing trees walked!

@equilibrium2x: exactly what I thought

I wonder if the driver recalled flinging a deer into orbit after the race, because he drove on like nothing happened

An escalator can never break: it can only become stairs. You should never see an "Escalator Temporarily Out Of Order" sign, just "Escalator Temporarily Stairs. Sorry for the convenience."
- Mitch Hedberg

Smoking? Maybe noting, but he forgot to hit the lever to bring down those little floats on the end of the wings to stabilize the plane after touch down.

@ FriendlySoul
Probably a laser pointer or sunlight reflected off a mirror on the wall ... a friend's cat is "hypnotized" by it as well.

You can drift in a front wheel drive car, like the Honda Integra, but you have to compensate a lot of under steer while doing so ... which those two guys clearly didn't when they literally hit the apex of the curve (on the wrong side of the street)

That's a change in politics I can believe in!

I was expecting Steve Ballmer to jump on stage any second to give his "Developers"-solo

I'm not a slow driver by any means, but on a public road in that kind of traffic even I stick to the speed limit, that's insane and not in the "live every minute as if it was your last"-way.

I bet Steve and Doug Butabi bought one for sure

... so I can desperately want to own one ...

@ NMY
But 10 years ago they didn't had those flesh colored ultra thin body protectors, so it's cool now

MoshPit Kitty found

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjXADxsvFyE

"Don't ever fuck with Benny the cop!"

That's just the opening scene by the way, to a pretty entertaining movie ... so give it a rent if you don't mind a little over the top action (in his dreams) and some goofy cops trying to save their quite unnecessary police station in a small quiet town from downsizing by bringing "terror" to it (by vandalizing it themselves) and starting an "investigation" when internal affairs visits.

I guess he had to much blood in his alcohol

Those are some serious cross winds! I have witnessed an almost identical landing attempt in Zürich, just with a little less "roller coaster" for the passengers ... and about the NO-GO, it's a GO when you're running on fumes, as most of the airliners nowadays fuel with a minimum reserve especially on commuter routes. Not to mention that an angled approach is not that uncommon, the 120km/h winds are

What the? How about reinforcing the truck's structure first, if you really want to pull the palm tree directly into the flatbed

@ Nateconq
Wait till you see the animals on the other one

Now that's one happy accident

You just have to love the hat out of the bunny trick

Spoiled girl? Spoiled sparkling brat, you mean?

I second that ...

Looked more like some armored animals ... still: "Get down ... heavy airplane engine incoming!"

Well, there is a reason the basket sits at a 10" height normally

Now that's but oh-so-funny

*yawn* not the video itself - which was cute - but the music

@ Master_kush
"Crazy Russian designers do it since 1982 and the Russian Army since 1995!!! " FIXED

The old voxel-spaced Comanche games back in the late 90s features the Black Shark. I really wonder when we are going to see a new attack helicopter up in the sky, even the "brand new" Eurocopter Tiger was designed in the late 80s and had its maiden flight in 1991.

Oookay ... the automatic 20 or 32 round drum was scary enough, but when they added the three mini warheads to the mix you'd better be on the side using the AA-12

WOW ... the driver in the black SUV had some pretty good reactions seeing him coming and breaking in time despite the fact that three other big a** SUVs blocked his view down the road

@ wtfysc
Do you know every head of state around the globe? I wouldn't call myself stupid but I couldn't name them all from the top of my head. But as I said before, he should know them ...

Sure it's not really categorized as common knowledge for everybody around the globe, but a guy like him should know who he will meet after being elected when he travels abroad. And I hope he doesn't get the job ... Steward & Colbert '08

So True ... especially the "Pointless Motion" part

@ Atkinc088
It probably "smells like dwarfs"

WOW ... that looks ... <lost for words>

The "Malcolm in the Middle" parking lot scene made the cut

The only thing I love about the video is the cat's face when she looks into the camera, may I add the subtitle: "You don't know it yet, but you will die a painful death which involves my claws and teeth."

Poor cat indeed

Who needs those tricks when you can go at higher speeds through a corner FWD sucks, RWD sucks 4WD ftw!

But if I had to choose betweend FWD and RWD, I'd choose RWD because of less under steer and better drift handling.

That place looks like parkour heaven

Does my ambidexterity count? At least 50%?

A bit?

Win a prize easy as in "opening the machine and fiddling with the internal settings"-easy? And I thought there was more trickery involved

Wall (corner) hack ... damn cheaters

@ striff
Here's a video link to a simple Ames Room made out of paper, but I think it helps to understand the concept.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/930939/ames_room_optical_illusion/

Hmm ... add a gear box and some nice transmission ratios to it, shorten and make the treadmill itself a little thinner and you might get a way cooler bike out of it ... including the fo chizzle spinner rims if you'd like Because walking 5mph but going 30mph just sounds fun

Let's carve some "Highway to Hell" into the German Autobahn ... best heard at 200km/h

The delivery, the jokes, the stupidity ... ONN is funny? How?

/me sets mode +unimpressed: TVhostNL

“I thought Europe was a country!?”, “Hungry? That’s a country? I've heard of Turkey!” … Is he handing out *the Sign* on a regular basis while hosting that show?

OT: What's the title of the song?

VideoID 666

Are there any ugl... less attractive women in Romania?

I think this can be useful as a computer interfaces for disabled people, not so much as a "blow out your virtual candles on a virtual cake" interface ... because how am I supposed to eat the virtual cake afterwards?

And he brought in the tank, sorry equipment, for what?

That's an old HP ScanJet 5P and here is how you do it:

1. Turn off scanner
2. Set SCSI ID to 0 (using dial on back of scanner)
3. Hold down green button
4. Turn scanner on
5. Listen to the music
6. (you can let go of the green button)

It might also work on newer scanners if they have the mighty green button so you can skip step 2.

For the faint of heart: This is a real optical illusion and not a scary prank

Useless or not, it still looks pretty cool

I bet he only named the kitty Sparta, so he could introduce her to others with the words: "This! is! Sparta!"

Is there a 8 step program or something? Because I recognized pretty much all of them

Yes, that's definitely not Sparta!

even on the escalator and inside a store? you gotta be kidding me ... if I ring the bicycle bell where I live it's usually the start to the countdown of me crashing into somebody

even on the escalator and inside a store? you gotta be kidding me ... if I ring the bicycle bell where I live it's usually the start to the countdown of me crashing into somebody

That'll be the theme to "The Boondock Saints" if I'm not mistaken