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LOL

2:29 "The world is full of crap."

And here's some more.

Tune in again next week, when he'll be turning the steering wheel into a banjo.

I was waiting to find out why he was cooking them at the beginning.

#4. Reading some comments from Amazon purchasers of this, it appears to be more like: 3 months at room temp, and 6 months in the fridge (maybe).

Once you open the pack you have to use the lot or discard what's left over.

I doubt I'll ever buy any.

Expensive.
Limited shelf life.
Limited use.

The Coopers Rock Bore.

America. Land of The Free. ROFLMFAO.

I bet that house stinks.

It's interesting that my initial comment has been downvoted so much. Perhaps people thought I was making a fickle and uncaring comment. Here's some more detail which might convince you otherwise:

As I pointed out originally, people work in these sweatshops by choice. The alternatives are often much, much worse, combing landfill sites in incredibly dangerous conditions for a daily pittance, or working in street prostitution, or the drugs trade.

Now let's imagine that people everywhere after watching this video, suddenly make the simplistic and knee-jerk decision to boycott all Apple products. What will be the result? The factories will close, people will lose their jobs and be forced back into the very work that they were desperately trying to escape.

Meanwhile Apple would relocate its production to richer countries, with better labour standards and higher wages. The result would be that your iPads and i{Phones would double in price, and the original workers who you care so much about would be cast into the most dreadful working conditions imaginable.

Food for thought?

What a fantastic prank!

Laugh? I couldn't start!

Merci beaucoup Sizzlik.

For anyone who is interested:

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Very nice indeed.
Similar to the technique of contact-juggling.

Incidentally #3, not an AUDI commerical, but a commercial for the 2016 Olympic Games..... without Russia.

Anyone know the music?

In my expert opinion, these sounds have been superimposed on the video footage after the event.

After examining this video carefully, I have come to the conclusion that it has been speeded up. The aircraft shown are making a transatlantic journey from USA to Europe in a several seconds, whereas in practice, the journey takes nine or ten hours.

#9. Do yourself a favour and educate yourself. Evolution by natural selection is a two-step process, and only the first step is random: mutations are chance events, but their survival is often anything but. Natural selection favours mutations that provide some advantage, and the physical world imposes very strict limits on what works and what doesn't. The result is that organisms evolve in particular directions.

#11. 40%? ...and the rest.

Sadly, the truth is that out of every £ donated to a charity, less than 5% reaches its eventual intended target.

If you really cannot resist the compulsion to give, then give directly.

If you see a hungry man, give him a hamburger.

If you see a child with no shoes, buy her a pair.

If you see a Romanian beggar in the street, kick him in the balls and tell him to fuck off back to his own country.

You don't help the poor by giving them money.

You help the poor by giving them hope.

And that is a problem with its roots at the very core of our society.

If you asked a youngster 30 years ago what they wanted to be, you might get a reply such as "... a doctor", "... a clockmacker", "... a joiner", "... a sculptor", "... an artist", "... a writer", "... a mechanic" .............

Ask kids today what they want to be, and you're more likely to get this answer:

"FAMOUS!"

Fun Fact:
If you want to seriously piss off a Canadian, just ask him if he's American.

One thousand trillion flies can't be wrong.
Eat more shit!

#4. I doubt if you know anything about taxes and bills. You sound like an idealistic schoolboy who has a Che Guevara poster above his bed.

Wow. I'll certainly pay attention and look out for more of this guy's videos, just so I don't waste any time watching them...

"Cool cop agrees to race a guy riding a honda sports bike"

Translation:

Bored cop travels alongside another biker at the speed limit between traffic lights.

In other words, if that was a 'race', then my granny is an astronaut.

Either the video was cut short or this guy just can't do a Brummy accent.

Fake.
He was walking forwards.
Everyone else in Tokyo was walking backwards.

#4. I think you'll find your point (e) is mostly covered by my point (d). After speaking to a number of acquaintances I get the very impression that there is a latent tendency to get stuff for free in many people, but with a large number, the fear of getting caught overrides this.

#5. The business model you refer to stinks. Fortunately it is easily circumvented.

"But who are the idiots who then go ahead and actually pull out their credit cards and pay for stuff that is out there for free in virtually infinite amounts?"

Presumably the same people who pay to download iTunes music, buy ebooks for their Kindle from Amazon, buy Bluray movies, and send Microsoft money to get the latest Windows o/s... etc. etc. etc. the list is almost endless.

I can't remember the last time I handed over money for any of the above, because it's all very easily available for free. Fortunately for Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, the Movie companies and many others, there are millions of people who are either:

a) Not aware of this.

b) Aware that it's free but are too stupid to figure out how.

c) Know how but can't be bothered.

d) Frightened of getting caught.