Before he got into acting he was a furniture mover and sustained a back injury which affects him till this day. This is why he has a distinct walk and a slightly angled posture. This could explain why he does the leg-over on chairs, as conventionally sitting might be uncomfortable for him.

Still amusing to watch though.

Could call himself T-Bag

Very soothing

Perhaps a name amendment is due? This is called cocktail flairing or flair bartending, and it doesn't make you the best "bartender" in the world. Flaring is pretty much juggling with bottles and bar utensils. I'm sure they are good at serving quality cocktails too, but they're definitely not the best at it. As far as flairing goes this bartender is extremely good. I'm sure he'll start getting recognised very quickly. I had the privilege to hire an amazing flairer for an event I was doing, who was once considered one of the best in the world, called Nicolas Saint Jean http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdWT4nAvOhI#!
Check out at 45secs for his amazing orange-in-mid-air slice trick which he also did at my event. Amazing.

Moving on to best bartenders; the guy voted best international bartender is called Alex Kratena for his ability to create the best cocktails (classics and his own creations), and is the head bartender at the Artesian bar in London which I used to frequent. And I have to say, his cocktails were incredible.

Working in the nightlife industry for 8 years does have its perks. Now I just have to get rid of the belly that the alcohol has given me

Very intelligent bird. I think it worked out that if he unties the laces the man has to let go of the pan momentarily giving the crow an opportunity to make off with it. They are great problem solvers and are one of the few birds that understand the usage of tools and also, like Ravens, crows can mimic human speech.

Sounds almost like the phaser fire from JJ Abrams' reboot of Star Trek.

#10 You're a dane? I thought he was saying "Go on James". Well at least you got the "woohoo" part right

that is one of the best videos I've seen this year

The cat must be thinking "This is one formidable foe. He keeps blocking my every attack. I WILL outsmart him on my next attack".

I'm actually quite happy with how science has progressed with the use of prosthetics when it comes to replacing lost limbs. Now that they have a design like this done they'll work on getting the responsiveness increased and the movements of each digits more fluid and it will be as useful as a normal hand (without sense of touch of course).

As this technology progresses I wonder what implications it will have on the status of these people as working able or disabled? This will soon become a grey area as the technology evolves. And as some people mentioned earlier, the technology could evolve to the point where the augmented prosthetics could even be superior to the original body parts.

Exciting times.

LMAO at the chair hitting one of the guys on the head.

Only real fishing fanatics would film themselves fishing from every angle. They'll probably go home and review the tapes to see where they went wrong. Oh and probably put the chair hitting the head bit on loop for some lolz.

#7 haha I was thinking the same thing earlier. Good post

That seems like a good bit of kit. Now I won't order the wrong type of paella while on holiday in Spain/South America.

The guy on the inside wasn't a security guard. He was wearing a normal T-Mobile shop uniform. Most small sized phone shops don't have their own security guard, only the larger sized shops. Unless it is a shop which is targeted a lot by thieves.

Unfortunately for the man who decided to stick it to T-Mobile will get done quite hard for this as it will be considered criminal damage and not a civil matter. Poor guy. But I did enjoy the level of detail he went into to ruin the store.

The Rock tried to escape. Not the bear.

A pot for the lazy chef.

#4 lawl


I remember when the first Playstation came out in 1996 and I bought it, one of the first games I got with it was Wipeout, and I became a huge fan ever since. That game has inspired my life in so many ways. The soundtrack was cutting edge back then, they used a track by The Chemical Brothers and since then I've become a fan of all their musical work. The logos for the team and the artwork was done by The Designers Republic which was a graphic design team from Sheffield, their work inspired me to become a graphic designer.

Its great to see that Wipeout inspired these scientists to build this mini track. Bring on the real thing so we can have a racing series to finally crush Formula 1 as the premium high octane sport.

The man is a modern mastermind

#11 hahaha thats exactly who I was thinking about when I watched this clip. Good call pal

#4 Correction: He sees the wall as we see it. However because we look at it from an angle we can see the contours of the wall. But from his point of view he can't see the walls because the projectors process the angle seamlessly so he doesn't notice the contours of the wall. He's just wearing regular 3D glasses you would get for a 3D HD TV. If you look on the footage on the wall you'll see that for us it looks like blurred double vision. But for him it pops out like it would at an iMax movie.

I'd buy one just so I could mount it on random things like a bull fighter, a MMA referee, and see things from an interesting perspective. In relation to the previous video I would even mount one on my bouncer's head so people can see the nightly shit they have to deal with.

I run a London nightclub in the West End area and I have to say the security team I got are very good. Lightning fast to react to trouble and eject the troublemakers immediately. But the video depiction is true in regards to sometimes the trouble coming back for you afterwards. I've known a few bouncers who've been brutally attacked after work as revenge, and one who sadly got topped off with a gun after being followed home from work.

The nightclub scene is very dirty and lots of stuff happen behind the scenes that the normal punter doesn't know about. You need to know who to be nice to (gangsters, enforcers, etc) and who to stop from coming in (petty thieves, small time drug peddlers, etc) so as to not piss off the wrong people.

I think some people took this far too seriously and over exaggerate with their comments. It can clearly be seen that this movie was heavily influenced by other movies, and that is not a bad thing. No movie nowadays are original. Everything has been influenced and all our ideas are fabrications or modifications of other ideas. Its how you present it that makes it unique or seem original.

Its not a coincidence that scenes look familiar in The Matrix, Ghost in the Shell (Anime) and Akira (Anime). Infact, you will see a lot more movies lately being influenced by Japanese Anime. Most lately Black Swan was very heavily influenced by the brilliant anime, Perfect Blue.

#14 I couldn't give a toss about how many thumbs up I get. As much as I love burritos I've never been a fan of fast food chains and I had no intention of spreading dis-information. Maybe you love your local Chipotle restaurant and religiously follow their corporate developments, but the fact that MacDonald's had a stake in it is enough for me to lose interest and eat at a proper Mexican restaurant to have a burrito.

But you are very disillusioned to think that Chipotle is high quality food. Are you insane? Do you know how many calories are in a burrito? There is a very big difference in quality of nutrition from fast food chains to fine dining restaurants.

On a side note, if I really wanted to get lots of thumbs up I would have made a reference to the South Park episode that Chipotle makes your ass bleed. Good day to you sir.

Did anyone else notice this is an advert for Chipotle chain of restaurants? For those who don't know Chipotle is owned by MacDonald's Corporation (yes, the other chain of fast food restaurants). So I kind of get mixed feelings about this video. It's like driving a hybrid car... you let off half the Co2 emissions but does that mean you're only half better than everyone else? Meh, maybe its a start.

I'm surprised there was no mention of the pineal gland and DMT.

Emmanuel Yarborough was also in UFC3 when he lost to Keith Hackney. He's only had 3 fights and here is a vid where he actually wins LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWKThn7GWm4 Smother FTW

Here is the BF3 segment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg8Bh5iI2WY

#3 such an uneducated statement. MMA fighters are more athletic than any other sports athlete. It takes a lot of discipline, skill and dedication like any other sport. And the point of it is like any other combat sport whether it is boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, karate, judo, etc.

#5 this is the only combat sport which has had the least amount of deaths. boxing as a sport has deaths almost every year and countless cases of brain damage which retires the fighter indefinitely. MMA has had 1 death in the past decade in a sanctioned fight and the fighters are not as prone to getting brain damage as a boxer would who on average gets hit 700 times in the head in a single fight.

#13 the last time a boxer stood up to an mma fighter he got taken down and owned in the first round. Look up Randy Couture vs James Toney

I'm going to go wash my monkey now too

Its an interesting loophole. Advertisers in the UK (London in my case) knew the law wouldn't allow them to directly place adverts on the street pavements. So then someone came up with the idea that instead of directly placing ads on the pavement they could use a stencil to "clean" a part of the pavement. Afterall, there is no law to stop you from cleaning the street, even if done partially.

I'm surprised they didn't use the old man in this video. Best laugh ever!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4Y4keqTV6w

#5 the answer to that question would be Hyenas (sorry, lame joke, but its the best I can come up with after a few beers)

However, I believe this is an example of an animal laughing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-admRGFVNM

Car incidents rose since this video was released.

Its a good thing they increased the distance of the back wheel in comparison to the seat. If a normal bicycle accelerated that quickly the rider would have done a wheelie and fallen backwards. Good budget engineering

The song indeed is called 'Lux Aeterna', produced by Clint Mansell which was made for the movie 'Requiem for a Dream'. For those who don't know Clint Mansell is one of the hottest movie soundtrack producers around. His first movie soundtrack was for the movie 'Pi' which blew my mind years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ1sZSCz47w

Oh yeah, the frog was cool too

OMG that is brilliant. I've read many books on the psychology of persuasion (Kevin Hogan being one of the authorative figures on the topic), I'm glad someone actually made a video on it. Not many people realise just how much influence and subliminal persuasion is around us every day in modern society.

This is so true especially when it comes to the propaganda machines. If you repeat certain words over and over and over again, eventually people will start believing its true. "Terrorist", "Terrorism", "Terror" springs to mind.

Don't be sheared like the rest of the sheep, people

Hehe, the cock-eyed guy always cracks me up

Joseph and his coat of many colours would be jealous.

I see all this mysticism and chi power the same way I see mediums, psychics and spiritual healers. All charlatans.

Countless times I'd get into arguments with some of my more ignorant friends that these people are not invincible. Granted, some of the stuff they do and train are effective, but all this chi power I find ridiculous.

Its all a ruse to get as many people to join their school instead of someone else's. You can see the same form of lies and trickery performed by Frank Dux (who had a whole movie, Bloodsport, based on his incredible and fake life), the original American Ninja Ashida Kim (laughable how fake his Ninjitsu is). It's all about who's style is the best.

When I ask "Why don't you see any of these type of people contend in the Cage?", the typical response I'd get is "Because their style is illegal man, they'd kill someone in the cage with one move". ROFLMAO.

Similar to Chi, the Japanese believe in something called Kai, and a 'Kai master' accepted a challenge from an MMA practitioner, and you will now see the result: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEDaCIDvj6I

Apologies for the long and informative rant. You may now get along with your lives

The cage fighters in question were Daniel "Lion Heart" Lerwell, 23, and James "Lights Out" Lilley, 22.

You can see Daniel's record here, which I must say isn't very impressive, http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Daniel-Lerwell-53547

And same goes for James, http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/James-Lilley-53540

Good thing they didn't pick on a cage fighter who had a good record They might not have gotten away with just a little scuff. But good on the pair of cagefighters for teaching these yobs a lesson they will never forget. I salute you.

That's Russell Peters. Very very good comedian. His jokes are mainly observational jokes, especially cultural/ethnical ones. Hilarious and very cleverly put together with impeccable timing and delivery.

I think one of the Park Police summed up the situation America is in in two words. "STOP RESISTING".

Hahaha that's hilarious. Love it

Good find

The guy with the glasses who created this group is Genki Sudo (aka Neo-Samurai). One of my all time favourite fighters who sadly retired in 2006. Watch this highlight video of his fights:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYE-mAXQ71I&NR=1

He's trained in MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling, breakdancing (hence his robotic moves), an excellent showman during fights and has a lot of class. He's fought in the world's top organisations such as UFC, K1 and Pancrase and he won multiple wrestling tournaments too.

His MMA record is 16 wins, 4 losses and 1 draw.

I like the way the people run in a certain direction to get away from the burning tanker, and then 10 seconds later the tanker goes down the same way. The people originally running away must be thinking "omg why is the tanker following me?"

If you want to see that last one in its entirety here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbKV4FPxdec

I don't know what would kill me sooner. The music or her blades.

#7 Kathub, if this was Prince of Persia you could. Just do the time remind thing

Did anyone else notice that one of the Judges is an actor most notably from Oz and Lost? (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0714698/)

On a side note, typical that the German's would have the word "Super" in their Talent show.

Freaking amazing job. I love how amateur film makers are coming up with brilliant and original ideas to fuel the mind. I would give these guys a budget to make a feature length movie any day before I would to current Hollywood directors spewing out uninteresting content which does not spark the imagination.

#12 unfortunately Ehsan Shafiq who won the fight is from Afghanistan. Looks like the visitor got the upper hand this time. However Iran did pretty well in the 2008 olympics getting a gold in TKD.

Ehsan is good with traditional martial arts, however I wouldn't call him a pure Kung Fu practitioner as he is proficient in Karate, TKD, San Shou and Kickboxing, you can see that in this video he did use a lot of TKD kicks.

Something that not a lot of people know is that it is easier to knock someone out if you hit them on the jaw when their jaw isn't clenched shut. You'll see Henderson had his mouth quite ajar due to exhaustion and heavy breathing. So it was the perfect time to receive a knock to the jaw. And he was definitely not 'clipped' as the very last slow-mo replay will show, his head rocked to the side quite sharply when contact was made.

Some people still seem to think that he lost the fight before it started, so time to educate: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jUVsSYNYzY This is the end of the fight which led to the celebration fail.

As a bonus, here is another Japanese fighter doing a failed backflip celebration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ho_SvR52_fw

Being the MMA connoisseur that I am, this actually happened after he won the fight, not before the start. Still an epic fail though. Reminds me of when Mark Coleman won the Pride 2000 Grand Prix (16 man tournament) and when he won the final match he ran for the ropes, don't really know till this day what he was hoping to achieve, but failed (source: http://www.greatfightvideos.com/2008/08/26/mark-coleman-falls-of-the-ropes/)

Did anyone else notice the epic spelling fail? "Sweeden".

For a bike to be able to turn properly and at a decent radius it needs to lean on the side its turning. This bike is unable to lean more than 20 degrees without its bodywork getting scratched on the concrete. But a good attempt at a concept bike. As all concepts go it needs to be refined and improved. This is a good base for a Tron bike.

One thing I do respect him for is he's honest. He doesn't go behind his fiance's back, lays all the cards out on the table and openly admits to what kind of character he is. If the woman knew what he was like from the beginning then this was her decision to put up with it. Smarter women will avoid, but some women just love a very hard challenge I guess.

Reminded me of the old trippy Winamp plugins.

The guy at 2:58 cracked me up. Loved the way he bounced back up pointing and taunting the other team.

I loved the way the cat's tail twitched in sync with the metronome

You can tell it's fake. There is no way someone's body will go flying backwards like that from a single punch. Maybe only if it was a heavyweight punching a featherweight.

The deer slipping on the pub floor reminded me of the scene when Bambi trying to skate on the frozen lake.

A face and a voice only a mother could love. Loved his enthusiasm though.

OMG how could we ever forget the X-Men cartoons?! Well then again there was no lyrics to that theme tune.

The medley's that put a big smile on my face are Denver, Bravestar & Chip N' Dale. Was really hoping for Defenders of the Earth, MASK and Voltron, some of the best 80s cartoon theme tunes ever.

6# That was the death of HAL 9000 in 2001: A Space Odyssy.

I'm surprised they didn't include the death of the T1000 in Terminator 2.

I was hoping he would make clicking sounds for echolocation like that kid does in the states. Alas still a very amazing achievement for the pooch.

#5, even though they are not killing the bull, I'd be reluctant to say 'no one gets injured'. It's not as if the bull gives the guys a little nudge if he made contact.

#7 It was first an arcade game which was pretty cool. Then it got ported over to the Snes. The humans teamed up with the Preds.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh1XGAYSho4

One game I was happy to see on the list was Super Double Dragon.

LOL loved it

LOL is that arnie's voice at the end saying "Cool" as the thumb goes up?

First time I saw a man teabag himself

#18, actually, after 1991's breakup of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Serbia & Montenegro carried on being called Federal Republic of Yugoslavia until 2003. Animaniacs first aired in 1993, so they should have included the Former Yugoslav Republics of Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia and Slovenia.

I suppose their maps were out of date (anyone with good knowledge on the recent wars in the Balkans would see the irony in that).

Reminds me of the belching contest in the Revenge of the Nerds movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3y-k_6qZbg

If you notice, just before they'd get hit in the balls the ki master would do a very quick hip thrust. this movement would make their ball sack swing upwards out of the kick's way just in time, so all the foot is doing is basically kicking the butt from under.

Just shows just how sturdy some ships are built to withstand such punishment.

Python fishing, with the man's foot as the hook & bait. I suspect they'll be eating it later.

I kind of felt sorry for the python though towards the end.

That slightly slanted road must have felt like a mountain for him.

Now ladies can pee in dark corners on a street after a night of hard drinking, just like most men do

To be fair, he can type faster on his phone than some people I've seen on PC keyboards.

Just use a Blackberry
or another phone with QWERTY keys.

Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson were comedic geniuses. Most of the people in that clip are the English comedic elite and always cameoed in each other's programs, good example is the earlier seasons of Blackadder. Rik and Adrian later created another gem of a show called Bottom.

That was hilarious! Love it.

My all-time-favourite fail using an object incorrectly has to be this video (which isn't a microphone, or anything dirty). old, drunk man misusing a breathalyser test - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Drf33wdvvbE

20# Hahaha that would be hilarious. Would love to learn that one. "Don't come near me dude, or I'm going to make you shit yourself!"

14# thanks for the reply, but just as Supra said. The only way to make someone pass out from stopping the blood flow is a form of choke. The most effective one being a rear naked choke. Here is one demonstrated by Frank Shamrock, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyFJj8XKgQY

The choke stops blood leaving the brain which is what causes the victim to go unconscious. A strike to the neck could not cause the same results as the the flow needs to be stopped for a few seconds.

Now here is an example of a chop to the neck, right below the ear and jawbone which shocks the nerve I mentioned earlier. Hitting the lower part of the neck will not work, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEv6i-lhIWc

I'll say it again... pressure point attacks will not render people unconscious. Only strikes to cranium, jaw and under the jawbone will knock someone unconscious, and of course a choke. But one thing I've noticed about these 'pressure point knockout' videos is that the victim is always some very skinny. Maybe that is why they don't require much of a force to knock them out. I reckon if they did it to someone who is more athletic it would not work as it does in this video.

Sorry about the long posts, I just hate seeing people fall into marketing ploys into martial arts systems that are actually not that good. Giving people false confidence is dangerous, especially on the street.

Oops sorry for the double post... pos
There is a nerve just under the ear which if struck hard will knock you out. Which is why karate practitioners like using the inside chop. There is no way where if you tap somebody on a part of the body that they will pass out.

The nerve on the neck under the ear is not a pressure point, but is directly connected to the nervous system which if struck sends a message to the brain to shut down. It is just like being punched square on the jaw by a force of 6 lbs.

I won't post a link to it, but in YouTube just do a search for "Martial Arts Death Touch" and you will see the video of one of these people who uses the very same technique on people outside of their dojo and fail.

#7, The use of pressure points used in a fighting system, for me, is mystical until scientifically proven. There is no pressure point on my body you can press or tap that will render me unconscious.

Sorry to be the bringer of bad news, but the guy is a fraud. An American news crew went to film him but were skeptical of his techniques so took him to a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu academy where they asked him to try it out on the students there. Not one was rendered unconscious or even fell.

Here is the facts... there is no effective martial art out there that utilises pressure points or other mystical elements of that sort. So don't be taken in to these marketing ploys. They are just running a business to get as many people to sign up as possible.

But if it was real it would be cool