only one rule: please provide a clear description explaining why we should click on it.
DO
Helicopter gives deer blow job saving its life. - how to save a deer stranded on ice.
helicopter saw - if you want to see a huge, flying chainsaw. (loud music warning!)
March of the Frog Fish - walking fish (with a baby in tow!)
DON’T
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puSkP3uym5k&list=FLxkYja-ulYDyPjQHOgV62iw&index=41&feature=plpp
DO
GO COPS - It’ll give you a reason to be glad Kesha exists.
CuteWinFail: Doggone Fishing - What it says, a dog goes fishing.
Where is the “clear description, explaining why we should click on it”? (Hint to non-clickers: it does not actually involve a helicopter administering a blow job to a deer.)
that’s the title of the video. the video shows how they saved a deer stranded on ice.
Best Action Scenes Ever!!! (Indian Robot Endhiran) - Bollywood Terminator. no dancing, lots of cheap CGI instead.
Its a piece I made, using digital versions of film/darkroom techniques availible from the earliest days of colour motion film. I tried to recreate the look of 1960’s era psychedelic light shows. Its a tribute to Brian Eno, featuring his song “Just Another Day on Earth”
I hope that no one minds my shamelss self promotion, and please leave a comment, if you like.
I’m going to slide this over to Cafe Society since it primarily deals with videos. : p
Jeb Corliss Grinding the Crack a Guy with Massive balls flies a squirrel suit.
Francis Brunn Juggler The results of a Nazi experiment to cross-breed humans and marine mammals. These creations proved effective both at Pearl Harbour and in the entertainment industry.
Cockatoo Sings Chocobo Song. The Chocobo song, a Cockatoo sings it.
The Butterfly Circus Compliance with the ADA leads to increased profits for one Circus Troop.
This is one of my favourite videos.
That fishing dog one was good too.
How about a video of my old boat on the choppy waters of Lake Erie. It’s interesting because of all the transfers it took to end up on You tube. First it’s a 15 year old recording from an ancient RCA VHS camcorder. So VHS copied on to a DVD-R, copied to my computer, converted to a MP4 then uploaded to You-Tube. All in all not too bad. It has sea shanty music (we had the music on a cassette) and you can’t beat that.
Ridiculous trials bike riding by Danny Macaskill
This contestant on “I’ve Got a Secret” was present at the assassination of a US President. President Lincoln.
A classic: Bailey the dog loves snow.
Here is a video of performer Rick Astley singing Never Gonna Give You Up.
Very, very cool.
Me being completely terrible at Team Fortress 2. You should click on this to see how bad I am at Team Fortress 2 so you can be inspired to play and know that you won’t be the worst scout around.
Old Spice Odor Blocker Bodywash is too power to let this commercial end! Click to see why you should be using this product.
Here’s an old “NFL Today” halftime segment w/Brent Musburger and Irv Cross from 1983. This is from CBS, to be sure, but I’d like for you to look around the 37-sec. mark, because there’s something that I’ve been wanting to hang up in my room. Why, you might ask, would I like to hang that up in my room? A couple of reasons:
–It has NBC’s Proud N on it (a painting of it of which I painted about seven years earlier); I still believe that this was the absolute best of NBC’s logos (outside of the similar, but quite different, early peacock). The peacock here is all red with a white body, though.
–It has “NBC Sports” in ITC Serif Gothic; such, to me, looked entirely more professional then (and still does to this day) than what NBC has now.
That’s just one thing to look for, however. Others:
–It’s only Brent and Irv who were there in Studio 43 of the CBS Broadcast Center in NYC; nowadays, that desk (not in that design, of course) is packed to the max, and that isn’t good (it’s the same way w/FOX, which I have strongly disliked, and still do to this day).
–Brent and Irv wore CBS Sports blazer jackets, and they looked then like sports studio commentators should look now. Nowadays, at least one of the commentators on both CBS and FOX wears cufflinks, and the CBS blazer jackets are nowhere to be found (outside of game announcers, who, if I’m not mistaken, still wear a modified version).
In short, this piece from 1983 illustrates, in all the facets I mentioned, why I have more of a yen for what it was like then as compared to now.
both links link to the commercial.
he really does! it sure looks like fun.
Ross playing the bagpipe + bloopers on Friends.