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[zoolander]

"was" being the important word in the above sentence, which is more than I can say for your mother's current state.

[John_Ventureville]

In keeping with the spirit of things, here are some yo mama jokes set to anime.



John : )

[Live Forever]

"was" being the important word in the above sentence, which is more than I can say for your mother's current state.

Lol, you got me there.
("Damn mom, get off the prostitution circuit")

[Live Forever]

In keeping with the spirit of things, here are some yo mama jokes set to anime.



John : )

Haha, those are some pretty good ones.

[John_Ventureville]

This guy is hilarious as he sings in this very well-done video about his love for Zach Braff.



With YouTube and other similar websites we can now see the fans of celebrities show their affection in the mass media to their heart's content. And some of these fans will go on to become celebrities themselves. Where will it all end? lol

John Grigg : )

[zoolander]

medical related

[Live Forever]

Thats a good one, zoo. I sent the link to one of my med school friends and she thought it was really funny.

[John_Ventureville]

Dang, they really moved like white people. hee But still it was very entertaining (though Weird Al Yankovic is still the master with "Like a Surgeon").

I thought the best moment was from 2:55-3:03 into the video.



John : )

[Live Forever]

2 dudes put their hand in a toaster and see how long they can hold it there ("Hand in the toaster game"):
http://www.flicklife...oster_game.html

[Aegist]

This is a whole episode of Nova (although you only have to watch the first couple minutes to see most of the neat parts). This is one of the strangest animals I have ever seen; It can change its color and shape to almost anything it wants. (even making dancing patterns to hypnotize its prey) It is like an alien life form of some kind. Really, really strange and yet interesting:

http://video.google....150176638&hl=en

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I watched the whole thing. I have always been fascinated with Octopuses/i.

As well as the opening section being fun to watch, it is definitely worth skipping to 23 minutes and watching the next 5 min or so to see the Mass mating displays. it is also cool that cuttle fish are demonstrating that intelligence wins out in the mating war over size and strength

[Live Forever]

Yeah, I watched the whole thing when I posted it. It really amazed me what all those cuttle fish could do. Interesting little guys..

[Live Forever]

Some really (REALLY) sick dance moves:

http://www.flicklife...ance_moves.html

I can't believe some of those moves the dude is making.

[Live Forever]

From the Discovery Channel show "The First Time Machine":

[Brainbox]

From the Discovery Channel show "The First Time Machine":

That's fascinating. That's a pre-condition I never thought of. Unless some unknown ancient civilisation constructed something similar that was / is able to connect. But probably "travel" is limited to the one and only instance of this single machine.

[Live Forever]

From the Discovery Channel show "The First Time Machine":

That's facinating. That's a pre-condition I never thought of. Unless some unknown ancient civilisation constructed something similar that was / is able to connect. But probably "tarvel" is limited to the one and only instance of this single machine.

As the video (briefly) mentions (and is discussed more in the full video, which I can't seem to find a link to at the moment), if the guy is right about twisting space/time, then black holes would also be able to accomplish the same thing as the laser setup he has going. (although not as efficiently) Black holes have been around for a really long time, so if you could travel to one (in the future of course), then that might be a vehicle for time travel as well. (assuming the theory is correct of course)

[Aegist]

From the Discovery Channel show "The First Time Machine":

That's facinating. That's a pre-condition I never thought of. Unless some unknown ancient civilisation constructed something similar that was / is able to connect. But probably "tarvel" is limited to the one and only instance of this single machine.

As the video (briefly) mentions (and is discussed more in the full video, which I can't seem to find a link to at the moment), if the guy is right about twisting space/time, then black holes would also be able to accomplish the same thing as the laser setup he has going. (although not as efficiently) Black holes have been around for a really long time, so if you could travel to one (in the future of course), then that might be a vehicle for time travel as well. (assuming the theory is correct of course)

Clearly the black hole option isn't possible though, because if it was we'd have visitors from the future regularly visiting us.

[Live Forever]

From the Discovery Channel show "The First Time Machine":

That's facinating. That's a pre-condition I never thought of. Unless some unknown ancient civilisation constructed something similar that was / is able to connect. But probably "tarvel" is limited to the one and only instance of this single machine.

As the video (briefly) mentions (and is discussed more in the full video, which I can't seem to find a link to at the moment), if the guy is right about twisting space/time, then black holes would also be able to accomplish the same thing as the laser setup he has going. (although not as efficiently) Black holes have been around for a really long time, so if you could travel to one (in the future of course), then that might be a vehicle for time travel as well. (assuming the theory is correct of course)

Clearly the black hole option isn't possible though, because if it was we'd have visitors from the future regularly visiting us.

I am from the future. )

[basho]

Clearly the black hole option isn't possible though, because if it was we'd have visitors from the future regularly visiting us.

The lack of a conveniently located black hole in close proximity to the Earth may discourage visitors. Even at the speed of light, it would take 26,000 years to get here from the nearest black hole in Sagittarius A*.

[mike250]

A battle between a pride of lions, a herd of buffalo, and 2 crocodiles

http://haha.nu/amazi...ttle-at-kruger/

[Aegist]

Yeah, that was on the front page of YouTube. it's awesome.

[Live Forever]

Holy freaking crap, that was pretty amazing footage. I can't believe those people just happened to be there when all that was going on. Just wow.

[Live Forever]

This is from a minor league baseball game that was played just a couple nights ago. The manager goes ballistic after a (perceived) bad call, rips up bases, covers home plate in dirt, etc:



I think he was actually taking some of his stuff from a blowup last season that I saw replayed on Sportscenter, with this minor league manager:



Funny stuff. I love how stuff like this and bench clearing brawls and getting hit with pitches in retaliation can happen in baseball.

[Live Forever]

"What do teachers make?" (wow, this guy is intense):

[Live Forever]

What the hell?!?!

[zoolander]

Underarm Fart Music from Afghanistan, the Afghani version of a Beat Box.

http://shizzville.co...rarm-fart-music

[zoolander]

a short film



most likely inspired by

[Shepard]

A few clips from my favorite sitcom of all time:

[zoolander]

I don't have a TV so I've never watched the show (Arrested Development). Had a great laugh. Cheers Shep