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Unmoderated Tag: Human Children Rating: Ok Hits: 58 Comments: 0 Kids Say the Dumbest Things Kids Say the Dumbest Things Odd interview questions and responses for children in kindergarten. User: Typo Nov 23, 2009 7:55 PM
Permanent Tag: Martial Arts Rating: Good Hits: 346 Comments: 1 Shaolin Monk Balances On 2 Fingers Shaolin Monk Balances On 2 Fingers There are only two people in the world who can do this stunt. And here's one of them. User: Typo Nov 20, 2009 9:08 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Celebrities Rating: Ok Hits: 131 Comments: 0 "Thriller" video set to "Genesis"- Justice "Genesis" from the Cross album by Justice synced to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video. Super rad. User: keleona Nov 15, 2009 6:00 PM
Headline Tag: Television Rating: Amazing Hits: 1018 Comments: 3 Mr. Bean: Shopping Mr. Bean: Shopping Bean tries out his new credit card at Allders department store. After appearing to suffocate whilst going through the perfume department, he does his shopping by first testing everything he wants to buy. Original Air Date: 5 November 1990 RT: 6:41 User: Typo Nov 14, 2009 8:43 PM
Permanent Tag: Animals Rating: Good Hits: 130 Comments: 0 Seinfeld: Marine Biologist Seinfeld: Marine Biologist George telling the story of how he saved a whale. "The sea was angry that day, my friends. Like an old man trying to send back soup at a deli." User: Typo Nov 8, 2009 12:44 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Music Rating: Ok Hits: 61 Comments: 0 Rick James - Talent = Dayrl Nathan Rick James - Talent = Dayrl Nathan The Great Dayrl Nathan Sings "On The Fourth of July". User: rageagainsttherobots Nov 7, 2009 1:56 PM
Permanent Tag: Cinema Rating: Good Hits: 142 Comments: 1 xkcd: Movie Narrative Charts xkcd: Movie Narrative Charts These charts show interactions for Lord of the Rings, Star Wars (Original Trilogy), Jurassic Park, 12 Angry Men, and Primer. The Horizontal Axis is time. The Vertical Grouping of the lines indicates which characters are together at a given time. User: Typo Nov 3, 2009 11:16 AM
Headline Tag: Celebrities Rating: Amazing Hits: 494 Comments: 0 Mickey Cartoons: Society Dog Show Mickey Cartoons: Society Dog Show Mickey enters Pluto in a ritzy dog show where they are hopelessly outclassed and have little chance of winning until the building catches on fire and Pluto saves the day. Characters: Mickey Mouse ,Pluto, Fifi Director: Bill Roberts Animation: Les Clark, Seamus Culhane, Al Eugster Circa Feb 3, 1939. User: Typo Nov 1, 2009 7:35 AM
Permanent Tag: Adult Swim Rating: Good Hits: 148 Comments: 0 Home Movies: Insomnia Home Movies: Insomnia Coach McGuirk tells Melissa about his insomnia and explains why her advice is useless to him. From Adult Swim's cartoon series, Home Movies. RT: 1.44 User: Typo Oct 30, 2009 7:42 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Martial Arts Rating: Bad Hits: 83 Comments: 1 Tai Chi Masters Battle Tai Chi Masters Battle Watch as Tai Chi Masters show off their impressive, although slow, skills in extreme battle! User: Typo Oct 28, 2009 4:36 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Television Rating: Amazing Hits: 48 Comments: 0 Mickey Mouse Cartoon - The Moving Day Mickey Mouse Cartoon - The Moving Day This classic Mickey, Donald and Goofy cartoon depicts the three in a bind and they need to move before their furniture is auctioned off. Unfortunately for them their furniture doesn't want to leave and the results are hillarious! Date: Sunday June 14 2009: 1,001,268 views (Thanks EVERYONE!) (C) Disney If you are the owner or the lawyer of the owner of this film, please contact me before Flagging the video. This is merely for promoting the film to the public. User: F3AR Oct 26, 2009 8:37 AM
Headline Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 1948 Comments: 2 Louis Theroux Tries To Get Girls' Numbers Louis Theroux Tries To Get Girls' Numbers Louis Theroux takes a look at hypnosis in America as part of his series of Wierd Weekends. Here, he takes Las Vegas hypnotist Ross Jeffries' advice on how to pick up women. User: Typo Oct 22, 2009 8:33 PM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Amazing Hits: 155 Comments: 0 Louis Theroux Part 3 of 3: Interview Louis Theroux Part 3 of 3: Interview Belgian TV (Canvas+) interviews with Louis Theroux, journalist and presenter of the exceedingly successful television programs Weird Weekends, When Louis Met... as well as several T.V. specials for the BBC. Here, he discusses his liposuction and how much it cost, as well as the future of Louis Theroux as a journalist. User: Typo Oct 22, 2009 8:29 PM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Amazing Hits: 163 Comments: 0 Louis Theroux Part 2 of 3: Interview Louis Theroux Part 2 of 3: Interview Belgian TV (Canvas+) interviews with Louis Theroux, journalist and presenter of the exceedingly successful television programs Weird Weekends, When Louis Met... as well as several T.V. specials for the BBC. Here, he discusses the level of involvement with the subject of his stories, his experience as a celebrity, and his writing. User: Typo Oct 22, 2009 8:18 PM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Amazing Hits: 160 Comments: 0 Louis Theroux Part 1 of 3: Interview Louis Theroux Part 1 of 3: Interview Belgian TV (Canvas+) interviews with Louis Theroux, journalist and presenter of the exceedingly successful television programs Weird Weekends, When Louis Met... as well as several T.V. specials for the BBC. Here, he discusses how his personality informs his journalism, his past with Micheal Moore, and how he grapples with the relationships he builds in his shows. User: Typo Oct 22, 2009 8:12 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Games Rating: Ok Hits: 123 Comments: 0 Cheese or Font Cheese or Font It's time to play 'Cheese or Font,' a clever time waster that demonstrates how indistinguishable names of Cheeses and Fonts are to each other. User: Typo Oct 6, 2009 7:08 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Television Rating: No Votes Hits: 93 Comments: 0 Walt Disney--What's My Line Walt Disney--What's My Line Walt Disney was the mystery guest on the 11 November 1956 episode of WML. At the end of this clip, Jerry Lewis makes a pitch for MDA. User: F3AR Oct 6, 2009 9:35 AM
Unmoderated Tag: Television Rating: No Votes Hits: 75 Comments: 0 What's My Line? (Alfred Hitchcock) What's My Line? (Alfred Hitchcock) Alfred Hitchcock's appearance on "What's My Line?" User: F3AR Oct 6, 2009 9:26 AM
Headline Tag: Stand Up Comedy Rating: Good Hits: 2138 Comments: 0 Louis C.K.: Stealing Scales for Pot Louis C.K.: Stealing Scales for Pot Audio from Louis C.K. at the Comedy Death Ray telling the story of one of his Junior High shenanigans. "I stole... uh... fourteen." Sept. 16th 2009. User: Typo Oct 1, 2009 6:45 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Skydiving Rating: No Votes Hits: 74 Comments: 0 Avalanche Skier POV Cam Burial & Rescue Avalanche Skier POV Cam Burial & Rescue In April of 2008 I drove from Lake Tahoe to Haines, Alaska up the Al-Can highway through British Columbia and the Yukon with an enclosed 4-snowmobile trailer and a ton of gear. I told myself the year before after a few years of getting shut out that other than for a surgical strike, last minute type of spot open for the weekend or something....that I'd only come up with sleds from now on instead of sitting around drinking myself into oblivion on a "down day." Well thank God we did that because we definitely had down days again right from the get-go. The sledding up at Haines Pass is out of control good. Even staying closer to town like below Old Faithful is great. Can't say enough about how much fun it is to ride snowmobiles up there with no trees. So the first legit day after that main snow storm cycle, we still went out snowmobiling one more time wanting to let the snow set up a bit more....while another part of our group went up in the bird. Actually two groups went up in the bird, and the first group did all the normal day-after-storm-cycle snow pit and snow quality tests. The first group decided that while the dangers remained elevated, that it was good to go. They all made some of the sickest pow turns in their lives I was told. The next group then - a couple hundred meters or so over - set up for their descent. The guy in the video was the first one to drop from their group and while not a guide, he had a lot of Utah and AK backcountry experience. He had a Black Diamond Avalung on, but as you can tell from the video while he's talking as he's dropping in, it wasn't in his mouth to start. He tried to shove it in the instant of starting to get sucked down, but it didn't stay in fully during his ragdoll descent. It was just off to the corner of his mouth he said, and he definitely got some snow / ice in his mouth still. So as he drops in you can also see the sluff to the skier's right immediately start building....and that's actually the chute that was the intended route down. For whatever reason - well pure, unadulterated powder will do it to you - he didn't go make some strong "skier cuts" into the upper pack to do one final snow check as instructed by the main guide who was doing the "tail gunner" work. Instead he just sent it. And it didn't take more than a few turns out on this big shoulder above this cliff band to break loose. This was a decent sized avalanche. 1,500 feet the dude fell in a little over 20 seconds. The crown was about 1 - 1.5m. The chute that he got sucked through to the skier's right was flanked on either side by cliff bands that were about 30m tall. He luckily didn't break any bones and obviously didn't hit anything on the run out. He was only buried for 4 and a half minutes which is incredibly short. I cannot stress these next sentences enough; that in and of itself to be unburied in ONLY 4:28 is miraculous if you have any understanding of being caught in an avalanche and what it takes to be found. It could literally be some kind of "world record" just on how good the guide and supporting cast of other skiers was in getting to him. It also shows why you should ALWAYS be going with people trained in avalanche rescue / first aid....as well as why you'd want to be going with a guided heli operation. Sure this was terrifying for him, but he would've probably been dead if not for going with a guide. He also got very lucky to be honest. In the time that he's buried, you can hear his breathing already accelerate. The ruffling noise back and forth is his chest rising and falling and the noise that his jacket makes. The intermittent whimpering noise you hear is him trying to swallow and get some air since the avalung wasn't fully in his mouth and instead just to the corner of his mouth. Still sends chills up the back of my neck. Oh...the luck? They located him so fast because his right glove came off just before he came completley to rest and there was an excellent visual of course. And then the digging out is utterly amazing. I don't think that you could've paid a Hollywood crew to stage something better. The fact that he could've been facing any 360 direction and yet he's looking right up into the sun-filled blue sky with that first full scoop away of the shovel is borderline spiritual. This is simply a very sobering and unbelievable video. However, you should take away from this video all the positive things that you can learn from it. Yes there are risks to the backcountry - but with proper gear, training, and guide(s) with avalanche and EMT training - you can greatly lower your chances of getting caught in an avalanche in the first place.....and coming back alive if you ever were to get caught in a slide. Respect Mother Nature for sure. Learn from this. But just like a Craig Kelly in the snowboard world or a Shane McConkey in the ski world who died out in the backcountry (Craig via avalanche and Shane via ski B.A.S.E. jumping), they left this earth while doing the things that they were truly passionate about. And while they would stress the need for the proper gear and training....neither one would want backcountry enthusiasts to curtail their adventures because of their accidents....or this video. Please check with your local resort for classes on backcountry training, or try starting with a place like AIARE - the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Training. Their website is avtraining.org. User: F3AR Sep 27, 2009 4:07 PM
Headline Tag: Short Films Rating: Good Hits: 754 Comments: 1 Toy Soldiers Toy Soldiers Photography: Albrecht Gerlach www.albrechtgerlach.com Production: Tatiana Pereira @ Alta Media Productions Camera Assistant: Tom Chabbat Sound: Camille Michel www.unterdecke.com 5DmkII for rent in Paris: www.photocinerent.fr User: F3AR Sep 26, 2009 11:17 AM
 
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