Bloggers Union Goes On Strike

To show my support, I thought really hard about going on strike.

Japanese Potato Chip Commercial

Treeman

Covered in horns and warts:

Self Pleasuring Kangaroo

Trippy McDonalds Commercial

Longmont Potion Castle (LPC)

These are just a few videos, but the albums are much better. The best prank / crank caller I've ever heard.
www.longmontpotioncastle.com

Exoskeleton

Laptops Designed by Children

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More info at Gizmodo »

Crayon Physics (Game)

Available for free if you have a PC »

Charge an iPod with an onion

Obsurd Laws

Cowbell Hero

Laser Cutting A Pizza

The perfect slice:

Thunder Dog!!!!

A dog tat chases lighting...heheh:

Kid America Club

Intro:


Caruthers on Fireworks:


Demurgatroid on Gold Fronts:

Light Edges

LIGHT INSTALLATION
"EDGES" by Till Nowak
"Edges" is a computer driven light
installation of different animations
projected on the geometry of a room.

Abercrombie Skits (Mad TV)

This video will probably be down soon, so if you can't view it try searching for it on YouTube.

Alter the News Monopoly

The news has always been the one thing I could change in this world if I could. It exists to serve as a digest of important issues to people that don't have the time to do the research themselves. If a service like that functions corruptly and imbalanced, then the people watching become puppets in their hands. For example, we may not still be at war if it wasn't for the news.

Almost every news network is pressured by the 'government' and 'corporate sponsors' to push or color specific stories. If your going to get the news, get it from: www.TheRealNews.com because they are one of the few sources that has a business model that can actually function without 'corporate funding'.

Bored Construction Workers

7 ft Tall 12 Tear Old

Squirrel Playing Dead

Maybe he's cooling his body?



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Inside Scientology

Eccentric Leather Man

Fake Video Game Prank

GRRF - Gaming Response Research Foundation
He pretends to be giving a LAN game demo, but every moment of game footage being shown was crafted & pre-recorded in advance, and everything he does is entirely scripted -- but looks as though he is d ... emonstrating the game live. The audience, of course, is totally unaware of the fakery . . . and are slowly dragged through game demo hell. The original performance is over twenty minutes long; these are the highlights.

9 minutes in is priceless.

Microsoft zunePhone Ad

Why the Writers Guild is on strike

A simple explanation:

Largest Spiderweb in the World

200 Yards Long??? Damn, that's big.

Hollow Point Bullet Through Gelatin

Slow Motion, Highspeed

First SNL Skit

Cautious Driver

Watch as this bad driver turns a mundane task into an impossible feat.

Unbelievable Iraq Truck Explosion

3 year olds answer to monsters

Type I, II, and III Civilizations

Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics at City University of New York, has a pretty mindblowing article in the latest issue of Cosmos on how super-advanced civilizations across the universe might be able to harness the power of stars and galaxies and survive indefinitely. Using the basic laws of physics as a guide, he posits that there are three levels of advanced civilizations possible based on how they harness their energy: I, II, and III. The bad news: we're not even a I. He generously calls us a 0.7 civilization. Bummer.

While we're stuck burning fossil fuels for energy, a type I civilization would be able to harness all of the energy of their planet in a balance. "Global pollution is a mortal threat for a Type 0 civilization, but not a Type I civilization, which has lived for several millennia as a global force and necessarily achieved ecological balance with its home planet."

• Perhaps the only serious threat to a Type II civilisation would be a nearby supernova explosion, whose sudden eruption could scorch their planet in a withering blast of X-rays, destroying all life. Thus, perhaps the most interesting civilisation is a Type III civilisation, for it is truly immortal. It has exhausted the power of a single star, and has reached out to other star systems. No natural catastrophe known to science has the capacity to destroy a Type III civilisation.
  
  
• Faced with a neighbouring supernova, it would have several alternatives, for example altering the evolution of a dying red giant star which is about to explode, or leaving this particular star system and terraforming a nearby planetary system.

If you're at all interested in astronomy, extraterrestrial life, or thinking about the universe millions of years in the future, you'll love this article. It's one of the most fascinating reads on the subject I've read. Go, go now! [via Gizmodo]

Read the article at COSMOS Magazine »

A really similar video on my blog about this »

"Concision" in media (Noam Chomsky)

Bowling ball juggler, hurts kid

Warning, this is pretty disturbing.

Do speed walkers run?

If attacked by a gang of sword wielding ninjas would the worlds fastest speed walker walk or run away? The Japanese, having solved all the worlds other problems, are there to find out.

Funny Indian Video

Translation

Bob Barker SportsCenter Audition