Is Berlin a new village in the Gaza Strip?

That snowman has a suspicious grin: .

It's sad that such a physically (and probably mentally) fit person is just railed in to bomb people overseas.

What is not explained in this video is that Patek Philippe is known for it's crazy selection of materials too. These hands are possibly made out of mermaid eyelashes!

This is the silliest reason I've *ever* heard! May it be in France, Germany or Luxembourg (countries I have lived in), we're always told to drink cold water instead of hot water for bacterial reasons, as noted by #6. This isn't prevent anyone from living in post-1940s with actual practical taps! Just turn the temperature thingy to the left to get only cold water, and ta-da, you're done!

Plus, #7, taking infected water and chilling it won't make it cleaner after you drink it: bacteria will start developing again once it's in a warmer environment, read your 38°C body.

I guess the only reasonable argument this bloke makes is tradition as he says at the beginning of the video (and the 1999 regulations which sound straight out of Mary Poppins).

Take my money!

This is sooo cool. Definitely building so I can get colleague's attention at work!

I love how the dog is wagging his tail like crazy! He too is happy!

The guy on right was like "Oh look, I have a harmonica in the pocket of my shirt, why not use that now?" I wish I was that talented at any instrument.

If people have the money, there's a market.

$330.000 for a mechanical watch (read no battery and no microcontroller/computer) which is precise enough to compute the ephemeris of six planets makes sense, given the features, the precious metals and the precious rocks everywhere on it. There's more coverage here: http://www.ablogtowatch.com/van-cleef-arpels-complication-poetique-midnight-planetarium-watch-hands/ .

High-end watches start at around $20k and there really isn't any limit. A company called Graff is selling a watch and bracelet that is only made of colored diamonds for 22 million dollars. Yup.

They need a refill program as well. Once I have five reusable coke bottles, I'll start throwing the other ones away.

How come this road isn't closed to the public? The fire is meters away from the side of the road!

This is great!

#2 There are a few companies based in Cambridge (UK) which are currently working to bring this to market sooner than you think. One of the first (and albeit a bit trivial) applications is car seat warmer because Graphene heats up instantly (human scale). Jaguar is currently looking into integrating this technology in their cars.

As much as I like the message, I think this "artist" thing is a massive waste of paper! A temporary display of rolled up paper which will finish in a landfill (or at best recycled). Not to mention that the messages are printed with a background color (cf. 1:07 , specifically the piece of paper which reads "the newest", two thirds to the right). Not cool. Too bad since the message is good.

#2 because you need a very very powerful magnet, which costs a fortune.

Now put this cement on top of two sticks, 1.2 meters from the ground.

#2 works fine here.

The first jump is at 2:30.

#1 Their jump has nothing to do with the way a lot of people died 13 years ago. If anything, it may also very well be a way for them to pay respect. Everyone thinks differently.

#2 Every official says that they "clearly" endangered the public. How so? Worse danger was when they landed, if a car was coming. So this is just equivalent to jay walking!

#1, #2 and #3: they mean zero emission from the car itself, not from the production of the vehicle nor from the "source" of the power source. That said, it can be close to zero emissions if you charge it with a wind turbine (and neglect the pollution generated from the production of that turbine).

In any case, even if electricity was generated from an oil based generator, it would still pollute much less than a standard car, simply because it will always be running at optimal RPM.

I did not know I could watch almost nine minutes of some dude doing bubbles. But heck, this guy is REALLY GOOD!

He'll surely be happy when his motorbike will be completely rusted after two weeks.

#1 The video evidence above suggests time stopped before the cameraman got hit. So he never got hit.

What kind of vehicle is this?

I thought they were going to ditch and stretch a tiny piece by 99 feet by flattening it or something. When I saw the ship I was disappointed because it seemed to be in good shape! Glad they refurbished it.

Same for me as for #5. People have always said I'm an extrovert, and I know I'm far from being an introvert (I do public speaking as a hobby!), yet I drew the Q for me to read it.

Not only is driving into this thick smoke completely unsafe and moronic but the guy didn't even seem to slow the heck down before entering it. What was he thinking?!

#7 That's the kind of system my father and his military buddies designed during the Algerian war at the end of the sixties. They had to clear out roads in the early morning for the upcoming convoys. The mines were hand-made from usual barbecue gas tanks. It worked great until the guys placing them figured out the trick: they put the trigger three meters in front of the tank and my dad's buddy lost his legs.

I have rarely laughed so hard at a video! That thing is absolutely horrible! It even puts its hands on the side of carriage when it screams!! And when the thing started puking: hilarious!

#6 Which is exactly why I gave a reputable source.

Studies show that daylight saving does the complete opposite of what it's intended to do: it increases electricity use. http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/REST_a_00131?journalCode=rest

Unbelievable!

Isn't ADHD some "made up" malady to make parents non accountable for their kids' actions? Maybe better parenting is the solution instead of meds.

Some of these don't require any tool. For tape, just fold the end on itself: it works every time, no exception. For light wrapping, just use use your arm to wrap the lights around and tie them together with the lights themselves.

Hilarious!

It makes sense when you think of it. It will only work for bulbs whose filament is thin enough and barely broken. The piezoelectric arc will melt the filament, which will then follow the electric arc to the other bulb and solidify connected it.

The amount of sources displayed in this video definitely make me support this cause.

They draw a very bad image of the situation. I'm not saying that's not the case, I'm just saying that if they had sources or documentaries for people more interested in the subject than just a propaganda like video, they should have shown this. That would make me less skeptical.

In addition, saying that RDC workers are underpaid is very subjective. It is important to compare what is comparable: are they poorly paid compared to the average salary of a Qatari, or are they poorly paid compared to the cost of living in RDC.

#3 I actually wonder if this isn't some kind of wildcat, not as tiny and "cute" as domesticated ones.

The person is pouring far too much cream in order for us to see how the cream and the coffee react and mix. Slow motion doesn't make everything good.

Did he survive? His parachute barely opened.

It's a shame that the physics teacher actually even mentions the word "god" in this clip.

#8 "People lived with candles for centuries." Correct. Then again, how drastically has life expectancy changed since we've decided not to use candles anymore? Candles can't take all the blame of course (medical progress and hygiene being by far the most important factors), but who says candles weren't also a culprit?

Simon didn't seemed impressed by the performance.

Also interesting to point out that the first person who actually understood vaccinations on the microbiological level is Dr. Louis Pasteur.

Is it actually Pi minutes long? Awesome video!

#2 He probably doesn't see much purpose in all of these very well known reactions that surely every student asks him to perform because they "look" nice.

#3 Thank gosh the two guys "helping" him weren't black or we could have thought they were slaves.

He could probably run even fast if he was wearing Vibram Five Finger shoes. Now, as for the competitor, he seems more like a gymnast than a runner. He bend his back backwards at the end and started really really low.

#5 Could it be because 112 forces you to dial at least one different digit, preventing pocket calls? Just like 999 was useful at the time of rotary dials.

In addition, it's not because it's old that it's good, e.g. empirical units of measurements.

Does it get any more awesome than this?

#3 Wouldn't that be a proof of redundancy within the brain limiting actual damage?

Concerning the video, maybe in a few decades we could get high on light without having to damage our bodies!

Although most of the video is kinda sordid, the ending is really good! Thanks Sizz!

#6 Tasers make heavy use of capacitors to increase the discharge. There is no capacitor here, so the only output you have is from the 9V battery.
#7 How are these instructions incomplete?

His way of saying "It's good to see some return on investment" sounds really bad, or is just me? The ISS is so much more than the few experiments he mentioned. At any given time, there is between 120 and 150 experiments going on on the ISS (source ESA video of last month on YouTube).

The big question now is why do most grown up humans not have this desired or intrinsic motivation to help others even when not faced with risky situations?

#11 Actually, both this video and the "pro-frackling" video mention quite the contrary: 99% of fresh water. Should we remind everyone that a lot of places in the world don't have enough fresh water for people to drink?

#7 I guess they do that also to appear bigger to any predator (and possibly looks like a snake). Very interesting behavior though!

Why do robots often have an English accent?

That could have been useful for the Stalingrad battle.

#2 I guess you have to draw in the box in order for the system to see the full picture, and possibly display the information about the shape directly there. If that's the case, using similar algorithms as for panoramic pictures, it should be possible to "show the display" the whole figure as tiles and then have the display perform measurements at the very end.

What I'm more curious about is how could one configure this to only take into account lines drawn by the user, and not lines on the paper initially (or am I the only one here who used non white paper at school)?

That's surely why Google's automated car is Prius.

I wonder if the crow would have been able to figure it out if it hadn't been through the previous experiment with only two steps.

By the way, #1 *being ;-)

Looks like this was done in a zero gravity environment.

#5 Quantum fluctuations and the engery of void.

I got that last one done to me years ago. It was fun.

If you were a Lego builder yourself, you *know* that the guy had much more fun building the decoration on top of the legs, than the legs themselves!

#2 Chimps are about as smart as three year old humans. So they probably taught that exactly like you teach a three year old how to ice skate.

#3 Or is it? Great training, I'd say!

Does this tech adapt to which side of the road your driving on automagically? Like, if I drive from France to England, will the right beam stay on all the time, instead of the left one? Also, how does it react when the person in front makes a sharp right turn? Does it switch off?

The main issue with his explanation is that it's a string theory explanation (strings, vibrations, etc.). The proof of existence of the Higgs field (and Boson) renders the only advantage that string theory had over the standard model which is that of explaining mass of elementary particle in free space. So, in other words, string theory doesn't bring any additional understanding to the equation than the standard model (along with the Higgs fields and boson). And therefore, string theory may not actually correctly explain our universe (but it may as well).

My speakers block that frequency, which is not surprising as a lot of speakers have a cut off frequency at around 15kHz. Anyhow, if you don't hear anything, unplug your speakers, maybe will the ones in your laptop work.

#4 And they are indeed hackable:
+ http://blogs.computerworld.com/cybercrime-and-hacking/21163/pacemaker-hacker-says-worm-could-possibly-commit-mass-murder
+ http://www.forbes.com/sites/singularity/2012/12/06/yes-you-can-hack-a-pacemaker-and-other-medical-devices-too/

#5 Oddly enough, 98% of our DNA is "junk DNA" (cf Coursera course called "From biology to Biotechnology" done by the University of Maryland). This junk DNA does not code any proteins for the proper functioning of the living being. Therefore, it could totally be possible to code information in those parts of the DNA without changing how the cockroach lives.

The back trailer is empty. Wouldn't it have been easier to simply disconnect it then manually move it after an easier maneuver would have been completed?

Since it's LCD technology, I guess people outside can see what you're watching too. That wouldn't be a porn friendly screen.

"Me want materials I created back" - Mother Nature.

#4 This is magic-like science.

It's tough seeing the truck driver's face at 1:02 . That's a real "fuck fuck fuck" expression. Drive safely people.

#5 No ground squirrels were harmed directly by the Snotr staff.

The question is: who the heck discovered this, and how.

Good to know: next time I'm in Paris I'll just sprint between every station.

BTW, #3 Actually London has the oldest.

Standing back up like a boss.

The guy's running as fast as the bikers!

Kill it with fire!
It looks hurt at 4:02 though.

I thought of that when I was a kid. I guess I should have placed a patent on it.

I don't really want to eat a pancake that was in my dog's mouth. Especially if it just licked its balls.

#4 I think they meant that because the weight is heavier, it has more inertia once thrown so it is more lethal.

To the second speaker: if some people pass in the "bootcamp science classes", and these people happen to be foreign-born, maybe should we accept the issue is not only the educational system, but also American up-bringing and lack of interest towards science.

After all, a lot of kids are taught dinosaurs and humans lived together 6k years ago: no wonder they don't understand rocket science, you need to be rational.

#3 I think you mean 340 meters per second, which is the speed of sound in the air.

#16 For me, the link redirects me to the front page.

I have to admit I laughed when he did the condom trick.

#1 They are making a movie: http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Sci-Fi-Robot-Short-Film-Archetype-Expanding-Feature-Length-29739.html

#10 You're probably right!

"Catch me if you can"!

@16:19 "Oh shit!" Hilarious!

#7 It seems the text at 1:49 is about Sept 11 2001.

#3 Because you use up all of your video submission quota with your other account.

At 5:37 is the best: "Your wife is so fat, you can slap her thigh and ride the wave".

The guy at 0:30 gets really soaked! You can hear the water splash on his face!

#1 How long was "a long time ago"?

If we can't watch the video from the link you submit, then we refuse it automatically. In addition, it's not always the same mods who review the same videos. We aren't robots and may have mixed feelings about a video. ;-)

This is a TED video. Please don't debate about religion, thanks in advance.

#17 Yes, you are right. Nothing travels faster than the speed of light, in the referential of the moving light. However, if two referentials are moving towards each other at the speed of light, the energy at collision is equal to that of the absolute difference between the speed vectors. If they are exactly opposite, it is identical as if one referential was not moving and the other one hit it at twice the speed of light.

#14 It is due to the contraction of distances when travelling close to the speed of light. That is what the green lines represent.

If they can move such a huge thing to a battlefield, what not simply bring a damn bulldozer? It's probably about the same weight, and the bulldozer is smaller.

How did the wingsuit help him in any way?

#9 Actually, the limit is set at 100 km (kilometers), also called the Kármán line.

If you use Fred Flintstones' units, 100 km = 328 083.99 feet . Easy to remember, right?

#15 I think you're refering to the wrong comment.

#4 It's due to the contrast between the very bright atmosphere and the very dark sky. In addition, the cameras aren't as flexible with contrast as our eyes are.

#6 The big bang is basically an instability at quantum level. In quantum mechanics, due to vacuum energy, things pop into existence and annihilate each other (particle/anti-particle couples): that happens all the time, several million times just around and in you. The total energy is zero.

This instability which created the big bang (which explains why there always seems to be a bit more matter than anti-matter) created (at least) four dimensions: X,Y,Z of space and time. Before the big bang, there was no such thing as "time" itself. Hence, "before the big bang" makes no sense at all.

"Dude, are you ok?", to the guy laying on the ground not moving... Of course he's NOT okay!!

#11 Sad but true.

Not sure if FOX News or the Onion: http://i.qkme.me/3ch0.jpg

#13 I'm not a mechanic, but wouldn't that ruin the engine and make it burst into flames without really stopping the vehicle? It might have slowed it down temporarily but the hill goes down so it would have regained momentum very quickly.

#23 Do you know what else is a theory? Gravity! Now, jump from a stool and tell me how good gravity works. Pretty well right?

Have you heard of any other theory which attempts to explain the diversity of living species?

As a reminder:
Theory
1. a formal set of ideas that is intended to explain why something happens or exists.
2. the principles and which a particular subject is based.
(From the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 7th edition.)

#15 Here you go:
"Like A Boss is a catchphrase often used in image macros or GIFs that feature a person completing an action with authority and finesse. Similar to Haters Gonna Hate, the characters in the macros have an air of superiority and do not care how others perceive them."

More info, here: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/like-a-boss--2

As far as I know, it is very difficult to clone apes related species, which include chimps and humans. If I remember correctly, as of 2010, scientists were only able to clone one chimp, out of several hundreds of trials.

#5 This is a time lapse video.

#2 The problem in Paris is that a lot of walls have actual painted graffiti on them, and it's horribly difficult to clean, especially on limestone (which is what makes the older buildings in Paris).

#12 Well then I start to wonder how come she speaks so well... Thank gosh I'm not a doctor!

#3 It's an inner ear implant, more precisely called a Cochlear Implant. Have a look on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochlear_implant

#4 , #6 , #7, #8 : what happens is that deaf people may not be completely deaf. In addition, if they were not born deaf, they may have spoken before. Following a severe ear infection (or something else), they may become deaf. People how are deaf and mute are often people that never heard well. In addition, as #8 said, even deaf and mute people are able to make sounds, they just don't speak well because they haven't had the chance to correlate the sound with the way to articulate properly.

#5 Yes, I heard that some think you get the best high of your life right before dying, so you (almost) always go peacefully.

#7 Yes. For the moment, we are trying to understand the waves emitted from the brain whilst visualizing images. Maybe in fifteen or twenty years, we'll not only "read" brains waves but "write" them, as in, enable non viewers to see what is around them, or something else completely. Heck, maybe will we will even watch our movies directly in our brains!

#1 I think the point is "don't pick up girls yelling and crying at the phone booth of a gas station in the middle of nowhere". That's just risky business.

(\/)( ;,,; )(\/)
You must prepare your phone for the zombie invasion!

#4 The audio and the video is synchronized until the very end of the video, I don't know what you're talking about.

#5 Indeed, radioactive wastes are a problem, although not that horribly bad for the environment, only for living things. However, you only need to treat them every ten years, and when they can be treated, they don't pollute that much.

What I mean, is that nuclear does pollute in the end, but it doesn't pollute at all during its thirty or forty years of producing energy. Nuclear energy is the only energy source which can claim this.

There was a warning, at 0:26 though. The warthog should have understood!

I guess he was too hungry to think!

#8 Good remark!

#5 Forever. On the moon, there is no atmosphere, so the only thing which can degrade a can are meteorites. In fact, if a meteorite hits the moon, the can might get hit by some shredded rocks or a lot of dusk. Even better, if the meteorite hits the can, then it is disintegrated in a bunch of small pieces. Otherwise, it will just sit where you left it.

#8 However, between your version and the one published, I clearly realize that in your version the difference in sound quality is much more important than in this video. In other words, if only one of the these two are fakes, then I think it's probably yours. ;-)

That's what happens when you trust the trainees!

#6 Sadly, you are very right.

Often, people don't realize how lucky they are until they lose what made them lucky. To strive then, one can only rememeber the good times.

#6 This is the actual submitted video. The commentators are talking about what they are seeing, not what is shown to the spectator. If you do encounter video playback issues, please say so in the comments so we can have a look at it. ;-)

#6 Nor Snotr nor the submitter of the vid may be held responsible for your acts. Tell that to your girlfriend before she knocks on the door here with a baseball bat!

#5 It's coming. We just got the new servers, so we can have better quality videos now.

See also looks like Mickey mouse!

#13 Very interesting answer.

About the second part of your answer, having an observer is also a question which arises in quantum mechanics. There's a problem often referred to as the "quantum mind-body" problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_mind%E2%80%93body_problem#Observation_in_quantum_mechanics .

#28 It is the 5th floor, count at 0:01 .

#3 Yes and no. "Degraded" is subjective. Being more "degraded" corresponds to more complicated. If the line is perfectly straight, it can be represented by a unique vector: two abstract points connected by a single line.
At the end of this experiment, there are much more lines, hence, you need much more vectors to go from the top of the screen to the bottom. Therefore, this is an evolution into a more complicated line.

#9 I sadly think you're right.

#10 Knowing where your mouth was still isn't a valid reason for performing that.

#27 Comment #20 was actually regretting that Snotr viewers often appreciate seeing people get hurt and/or crash.

#11 In addition to what #14 said, we're switching to the new servers very soon.

#4 I'm pretty sure this is the first time this video is posted on Snotr.

Lighten up people: it's a lame joke done by pricks, but laming enough to be funny. Did you at least listen to what the guy said to the girl? You have to admit that it correlates well with what happens next, no?

#20 Good points.

#10 Good points. Did you read Rhinoceros by Eugène Ionesco?

"Voldemort, look at your damn radar, it's on the bottom right of your screen!"

Let's just hope players of this game don't become zombies one day, or we'll all be very very screwed.

I like the croc's face plant after it took off from the force of the elephant!

You really have to spend an incredible amount of time on the toilet in order to need feet and seat heating and different kinds of bidet sprays. Kind of pointless if you're standing up to take a piss...

#13 I think your comment was for #12 right? ;-)

Anyhow, one of the best performances I've seen, and walk right by where that guy performed every other weekend.

#2 Thanks for your input which explains one last information I've always wondered about!

#7 I think the escalator started going too fast, hence "dumping" people.

#8 The watcher is awesome. He probably thinking "WTF is happening? Am I dreaming or is this real life?!" Which would explain why he just stands there waiting for things to go back to normal.

The "can't touch this" moment is off the charts of awesomeness!

@hellsd France abandoned this project to further promote the TGV, which is the French high-speed trains. They started operating in 1973 with a speed of 318 km/h while transporting about 350 people.

Today, TGVs have the record of the fastest on rail trains in the world with a blistering 380km/h. This is the same speed this Aerotrain got for two people only and with a rocket engine. The TGV on the other hand, is almost 100% ecological because it's powered by electricity which is generated in France (by 85%) by (clean) nuclear power.

The cat should steal some of the woman’s grease (at 0:29).

Faceplant Deluxe!

I'm almost scared just watching the vid!

#5 Good recursive! #7 agrees ;-)

#3 Yup, BBC does really awesome documentaries!

I should let that run wild in my home to catch burglars before they can leave with anything.

#1 Good videos are always appreciated. But it takes about one and half month for a vid to pass the selection and the queue. ;-)

Eventually, yours got to the front page! =)

Thanks for this awesome finding PortugalL26!

Amazing footage! Do you see all the pollution on the top of the mountains? You start to see a lot starting 3:20 . Snow is supposed to be white ;-)

#6 It's not a girl, Guillaume is a guy. ;-)

I knew what the piece looked like but had no idea of how it worked. Thanks trancetunes!

Am I the only one who realizes some of trancetunes' videos have alreayd been posted right here on Snotr no less than like two months ago?

Or am I just moving from one parallel universe to another in which these videos have not been posted yet?

Hasn't this already been posted?

Can someone remind we why the US doesn't use the metric system like all the other countries?


I don't understand any measurement here!

Pretty fucking awesome if you ask me!

#17 I hate the voice he makes it wicked annoying!

The video has nothing to do with the title!

#6 It took you less than an hour to find info about a girl who was in this video, knowing she doesn't say a word! Wow, are you a stalker or something along those lines?

Not only is the video weird but the kid isn't the cutest one out there!

#4, now i have to watch it!

Yes, it does work!

Pretty cool but the user must configure the whole system for them. So it's user dependent.

Nice acting!

War, war never changes...

Hum... I submitted this video but it isn't considered as submitted by me... weird

Awesome!

@pire the Sun always rotates. I think you must be confusing the fact that a Sun cycle is 11 years and the fact it rotates.

I, for one, thought it was funny.

Very very strange!

Wtf?

Weird and ... somewhat sad.

Awesome!

Looks like that first guy is going to hit someone at the intersection right after almost arriving to a full stop (but he releases the brake)

Why the hell doesn't ANYBODY help him out? Plus, even out of the water the guy can suffer from hypothermia. I know that one guy who was kept in the hospital for a couple hours after he feel into freezing water for just a couple minutes.

It's probably just the trainer. Still awesome though. Can't wait to see a cat do that...

This guy is crazy. Period.

Seems to me like on the first 30 secs are useful. We don't even know how the cops know it's a lighter...

What's with the pictures at the end?

No one was seriously injured? It looks like the guy on the left at the beginning actually caught on fire and I think he's the human torch running on the top left at the end of the video...

Only in Japan!

I didn't get the point of the video...

Well I was NOT expecting that...

I didn't think it was that funny... I barely smiled actually.

Why do Japanese shows often have subtitles in weird colors?

I'm pretty sure this guy was in the "laughing video" where there were like 15 people laughing for 5 minutes.

Awesome!

I hate this kind of shit.

Slep: actually, you're wrong, it's more the Europeen who like to make fun of people.

This is HUGE! The guy totally rocks!

Haha, it's really funny to see her push the caddy around because she's about as high as the caddy it-self. That just made my day!

Honestly, who cares? I don't get all that gossip about stars in the first place. Singers, like their music or don't, but who the hell cares about the personal life? Do people not read "personal" when reading "personal life" of a star?

Speaking of which, did you know that the Pope was the main interlocutor during the cold war? Yup', the Americans and the Soviets would call him up and ask for advice.

Hum, actually, the Oriental Latin states were created to have a control on Jerusalem in order for Byzantine to be surrounded by Christians and to hope to convert people to Christianity...
At the same time, Muslims were conquering North Africa. After a couple dozen of years, the Oriental Latin States were crushes by all the surrounding countries (it was a war again Christians by not done by another religion but by states). The six other crusades were a total fiasco. So was the latest in date: the second Gulf War... Yes, Bush lead and created a war again our religion. Nice work asshole!

Isn't this from Animal Planet's show "Planets funniest animals"?

Very nice

For someone disabled: sure
For some fatso who used to no be able to wipe his own ass anymore: why not
For anybody else: "why the f*ck would I used that? If I was a new sextoy, I'll go buy one"

Unlike most cats this one looks smart: it seems to try to understand its environment.

I had no problem viewing it either (running Linux).

That's when you see that the human brain is also very amazing. The guy, intuitively, is actually solving complex three dimensional equations and their double derivative... Damn we, as humans, rock!

Aaaah... Modern art... I think I'll never understand it

@Kurisusan only in America do you see sign like "Remember to think: if the floor looks shiny, it probably is wet and if the floor is wet, you might slip because you weight three times as much as you're supposed to weight in the first place!".

Actually, you see the license plate even better at 4:51
I wonder why the guy waves his hand out the window... Maybe does he think that the guy following him (i.e. the cameraman) wants to hijack the car. We would be pretty understandable!

I didn't get it...

Why the hell did they do that for? (except the fun)

Wow!
Definitely not the best sound is coming from these buckets but the guy DOES have talent!

P.S.: I liked the fact that at 0:45 you think he's finished and then continues

That is totally a parody of the primaries during the latest US presidential election.
That said, it still rocks!

Wow, that guy really rocks and can definitely feel the beat.

I just read on wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Jenkees) that the guy actually plays exclusively by ear! That's AWESOME!

I used to put a coper tube on my bike for it to make a little noise when I riding it ... when I was 6 that was.

Wow, she actually DOESN'T know how to turn around. I mean, she really has NO clue how to do so...
Don't driving teacher teach that to their students?

I had a beagle a couple years, learning how to howl was the cutest thing!

Wow, that's the French police! Damn, I live in France ...

Very innovative!

Was I the only one stressed out when I saw the mouse come back so the last chunk of cheese?

HAHAHAHAHA! Family Guy is just soooo damn funny!

Very good moral

Excellent!

I don't understand why the guys behind him didn't try to stop the car in front and call the cops...

Damn!

And yet another proof that cats are stupid animals...

nooitaf: Disney isn't that lazy... i mean, they actually did have to redraw the whole thing anyways. It's not like in today's cartoon where you can do "select dude_number_1; change t-shirt-color to green" etc.

Sweeeeet

Cute performance and very cute dog!

Hahaha, that's a funny prank! Loved it

@Dark_Leaf: if you've played Fallout 3, that's from why the learning book for the Explosive skill called "Duck&Cover".

Hahaha, that's the famous French guy called Remy Gaillard! Sooo damn funny!

Hahaha this ROCKS!

Any pictures of that home-built airplane? That could be pretty cool to see its design.

Pretty cool but that would be freaky to have people in a car like that...

Com'on, where's Henry919 when we know it's FAKE!

I didn't mean my post to be aggressive, and I do understand that people have a lot of stuff to do on the side, i participate in open source projects, so I totally understand actually.

Thanks for the update

Is it me or does that bird have the face of a Yorkshire?

P.S.: what's with the "one video a day" thing? USANumber1, you are an admin right? Has no one posted any videos in the past 5 days? Only your videos are being submitted. There's good but, there aren't a bunch of 'em...

Wow that's amazing!
I didn't exactly get the part where the hippo "try to revive" the animal by putting its head in his mouth...

Where's Henry919 to say all these videos are fake?
Com'on man, the video's been posted for 3 hours already!

Awesome!

Wow, this is really amazing!

Isn't that with the guy from Scrubs (the Tood)?

We should really show them how a pulley works...

@henry919: as previously said, this happen in Las Vegas, at the Paris Hotel... And dude, seriously, stop saying thinks are fake...

This guy is so fucking hilarious!

@henry919: how about you check out the website before you scream "fake". Because, it's not. Check out the other video he's made, you can definitely see none of them are set ups.

What a stunt! At first I thought it happened in Paris but actually in happened in Las Vegas at the Paris Hotel.
Anyways, it's pretty cool. Too bad the image kept blinking throughout the video...

Damn, nice parent / gardians laughing when their kid's mouth hits a handrail at like 20 km/h ... "Hahahaha my kid's mouth is gonna be fucked up for the rest of his life unless I pay a forture to get him surgery...."

Pretty cool. And love the J.S. Bach music too

Any subs? I don't speak Japanese ...

I think this dude was recruited in And1 afterwards.

Great! I was looking all over the internet to find yet another proof that cat are just soooo fuuuuuckiiiiing stuuuupiiiid!

There's a similar one for toyota in France

#1 : who's ont a big fan of snotr? I check every other minute if there's a new video

Yeah I didn't like it either...

Hum... I did get it. Can anyone explain the commercial?
Basically, what I understood was that two guys (one with long hair, hence #(removed comment)'s comment) loved sport since birth and did separate training and then, one day they literally run into each other and then just stand up and congrats them selves.

Is that it? o_O

Here heavy breathing was freaking weird!

Hum... isn't this video already on the Snotr? I know I've seen it already and I don't go looking much for videos...

Anybody got everything the guy said?

Pretty cool =)

P.S.: that must cost a lot to pay brand new skis at every jump...

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooow! I was scared for them!

Must of been pretty tough without sneakers...

Looks like that NONE of them actually landed correctly ...

That guy is fynny but is sooo gay...

Lol, very funny (the guy's laught is freaking weird though)

"This is g-speak"
No! This is FUCKING AMAZING!

Poor panda must feel so lonely and stranded in that cage
If I were him, I would of eaten that guy just hoping for the zookeepers to through me back in the wild!

Very funny, I just didn't get why the guy started to laugh in the first place...
Plus, I mean, if I had a swearing customer, I would ask him to stop doing so and if he doesn't, I probably just suppose it's a prank...

Great French commercial! =)

Loooove the music!

#7 thanks for the informations, I was going to ask the same as #6

Anyways, too bad most of the commercials were predictable ...

Anybody know long the track actually is?

that's totally cool!!!!!

Pretty cool and it looks like the car still goes away after the end of the vid.

By the ay, what's with the monkeys?

Wow... why are they all bruised? Does like meth mess up your skin or something?

What's written on the booth? Is that what makes the people take a peek or are the guys inside calling them?

Oh come on! The guy is white and then black and she doesn't even notice it!! What the...

Ouch #2 that must of hurt! Anyways, nice going #3.

Video's pretty awesome, anybody why the balloon re-inflates? It reacts as if there was a pressure difference but that can't be in that case...

An explanation would be great!

Argh! The end scared the hell out of me!

Anyways, too bad there isn't some sort of scale to see how thick it is also (because we can see that it is pretty long ... )

For idiots like me, here's how it works:
""
How do they do it? First they replace the support pillars at ground level with computer-controlled metal columns. Then, a crew carefully demolishes the entire floor by hand, leaving the structure resting on the mechanical pillars, which then go down slowly until the next floor is at ground level. They replace the support pillars again with the mechanical ones, destroy that floor, and repeat the operation until they get rid of all the floors. This makes it look as if the building is shrinking in front of you, or being swallowed by the street.

According to the company, this method greatly reduces the environmental impact of the demolition, as well as the time. Kajima says that it speeds up the task by 20%, while making it easier to separate materials for recycling, as well as reducing the amount of products released into the air.
""
(from http://gizmodo.com/5024930/floor+by+floor-demolition-blows-minds-saves-environment )

#4, #5 -> I agree!

P.S.: Ugh ... what's with all the star for all the swears like fuck shit asshole gayz ?

I really didn't understand how they did it ... The pillars seem to go underground but how the hell do they actually take them away?

Haha owned! Hope they stop wrestling after that ... that hollywood sport really sucks monkey balls.

#8 -> same reaction!
#9 -> that *must* be it
I would definitely be lying down for long long time!

I think the camera is like around his head. When you see the guy near the end of the video, there's like a weird shadow near his right eye.

Wow, that was a close call for the freeway ... and his car ... and him-self if he didn't make it in time and the car got smashed with him inside and without a seatbelt...

En plus ça se passe en France (Areva, Cegetel ... ).

This happen in France.

HAHAHAHAHA Very funny!!

This guy is not as hurt as he could of been. An Angle must of been protecting him.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-791 -> Interesting

If the guy would only risk his live, it's okay, but it's not the case...

4Play: a thousand death a year is *nothing*. Looks at France's stats (that's where I live). By the way, by the cars and the signs on the road, I can tell this was filmed in France...

hatchywatchy: if you drove a car, i assure you you wouldn't have that kind of though...

This is cool

Actually jamesmelbaustral, the Arabs invented the numbers, math, and found Pi. Oh, also, it's our stupid Christan pope that said Math was from the Devil in the fifteenth century because the a-hole didn't know how to add numbers... It took about two centuries for us morons to get it though our sick head that math wasn't from devil... Imagine just how technologically advanced we would have been if there wasn't stupid people directing a religion based on the dude that first had a coma...

It's got to be a fake because when burning the toothpick, the balance of the system should change and as you can see, the forks in this video don't move *at all*...

The funniest part was the guy's laugh at the end

You know a cat's brain is an ich wide, right? Well that proves it...

You could see it from the beginning ...

camcore: Lol, yeah right, of course "the last one left you with stitches" Hahaha, that was even funnier then the video it self

How do the writers of Family Guy come up with such funny ideas?