Posted by
Emma, 1st February 2007:
I was robbed by two men weird aerobics
Erm wtf
Posted by
Emma, 1st February 2007:
Pickle surprise
Posted by
Emma, 1st February 2007:
Harold Bishop Has it Large
that last one's almost worth watching neighbours for!
the first one's part of a series of japanese-can-learn-english-by-watching-girls-march-in-leotards videos. seriously.
i quite like the "where's the pickle!?" line, in context
Posted by
Sul, 1st February 2007:
Pickle Suprise worries me.
The other 2 are aces.
ACDC Hokey Pokey
Posted by
Emma, 1st February 2007:
Sul you loved the pickle surprise when I showed it too you ;)
Haha @ Hokey Pokey
Posted by
Emma, 1st February 2007:
These are the lengths I go to procrastinate writing an essay. Oddly I actually find the subject matter interesting but I find the writing process so painful.
Posted by
Sul, 1st February 2007:
What's the essay topic?
Posted by
Emma, 1st February 2007:
In changes brought about by contemporary globalization, in cultural terms, who wins and who loses?
I've written most of it, just gotta add some evaluation - empirical adequacy etc :(
Posted by
Desmond, around 2nd February 2007:
why the hell do you watch such crap?
possible useful topic to include (fuck off desmond)(et al):
who wins? who loses?
what is the OBJECTIVE of the essay.
If you summarise the left as social status at the expense of others (as opposed to the right's social status at the expense of others), you have an essay in 5 minutes. with total conformance to what your lecturers/tutors hope for.
Posted by
scrybl, 2nd February 2007:
Desmond you are getting on my tits.
Posted by
Emma, 2nd February 2007:
thanks saltation for that, I think I've pretty much covered all bases. not sure it takes 5 mins though :/
scrybl: Desmond would probably enjoy that
Posted by
scrybl, 2nd February 2007:
Depraved arse that he is...
ah, warhead, you fucking legend. thanks. love that. never even heard of them before -- they're like a cross between the eagles and galapagos duck.
Posted by
Emma, 3rd February 2007:
Nice music, some good recorder action going on there.
Posted by
WarHead, 3rd February 2007:
Glad you liked it. GG were quirky to say the least, but turned out some of the best prog rock EVAH! There are some other clips on YouTube but not all of them are as good, and they seemed to lose their way on some of the later work, I think. But
this is another good one.
And talking of quirky, you might also like the story of
The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles.
Oh, and
Dead Things.
Posted by
WarHead, 5th February 2007:
Fucking...........................BRILLIANT
Thank you so much for that.
Posted by
Emma, 18th February 2007:
jiggly big girls
Posted by
Emma, 19th February 2007:
lol good pic
Posted by
Sul, 25th February 2007:
Would like to see these guys
Bohemian Rhapsody as performed by Mnozil Brass
I like hearing the accent sneak through and make sure you watch out for TubaGuy's awesome roundhouse kick.
No idea what's being said at the end but apparently that's pretty funny too.
Posted by
Sul, 25th February 2007:
The Top 10 YouTube versions of the Kersal Massive rap
techdigest.tv/2007/02/the_t...
If you dont have alot of time just make sure you listen to the original and the 'vs Slayer version.
tell 'em, sul, yeah, how it is, man
cityrag.blogs.com/main/2006... - 50 greatest cartoons of all time "as voted on by the animation industry in 1994"
Steamboat Willie actually rocks. i particularly like the music-goat.
this is a better link than the one on the site:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBQ...
The Beer Launching Fridge
the first and last 5 seconds are the best
(more info here:
www.duke.edu/~jwc13/beerlau...)
*sniff* science is WONDERFUL
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 17th September 2007:
chimpanzee and dog do sit-ups
Posted by
WarHead, around 17th September 2007:
I'm glad
you said chimpanzee and not monkey.
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 18th September 2007:
I was annoyed that everyone is calling it a monkey when it's clearly not.
Posted by
WarHead, around 18th September 2007:
I was annoyed that the dog didn't actually do any sit-ups as well.
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 20th September 2007:
Yeah but seeing the chimp punch the dog was funny!
Posted by
Saltation, around 22nd September 2007:
World of Warcraft vs Guild Wars: the DANCE-OFF!
can't touch this
Posted by
WarHead, around 22nd September 2007:
Kewl. Better than the original vid, really.
Posted by
WarHead, around September 2007:
Saxondale clips featuring 'Keanu.' I only found out today that Coogan plays this part as well as Tommy Saxondale
First sighting complaints from neighbours about flat infestation.
Dealing with squatters
Tommy defends himself
in court for non-payment of fare.
Posted by
che, around September 2007:
It's such a different character, it's hard to believe it's him.
(sorry for too many it's)
Posted by
WarHead, around September 2007:
I know, I was really surprised. I wasn't too keen on the series when it started, but it's really grown on me, and Keanu is a great character.
I love Keanu
"he called me a dirty bumboy"
Posted by
WarHead, around September 2007:
OK, not a video, but what the hell.
>too many it's
too many it's's? or it'ss?
Posted by
che, around September 2007:
:)
This isn't a video but a link to a blog that I think Warhead will especially enjoy:
Faces in Places
Posted by
WarHead, around September 2007:
Indeed I did. Cheers.
NOw, this
is a video ... of ....
The Dildo Song
Posted by
Saltation, around 2nd October 2007:
"there's a bear in there..."
i went to add it to the flickr group but it's fallen off the end of my 200 pics
Posted by
WarHead, around 2nd October 2007:
That's what happens when you let your pro account lapse.
Posted by
WarHead, around 2nd October 2007:
Doberman Slide.
Posted by
Gary, around 2nd October 2007:
The Cadbury Gorilla advert is ace:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSy...
Posted by
Sul, around 4th October 2007:
I seem to be the only person to think "The Cadbury Gorilla advert is mildly amusing at best".
Posted by
Saltation, around 9th October 2007:
(me too)
this is just excellent/worrying. WoW dancing, superimposing the wow characters on the original videos:
youtube.com/watch?v=066_q4D...
my favourites: the dwarf in saturday night fever, and the chippendales guy. thing. whatever.
Posted by
Sul, around 9th October 2007:
Haha. That was ace.
Posted by
che, around 10th October 2007:
cute bear
Posted by
Saltation, around 14th October 2007:
far
king
AWESOME
hubblesite.org/newscenter/a...
if you're into space stuff
A dramatic new [was] time-lapse movie by the Hubble telescope shows for the first time seasonal changes on the planet. Once considered one of the blander-looking planets, Uranus is now revealed as a dynamic world with the brightest clouds in the outer solar system and a fragile ring system that wobbles like an unbalanced wagon wheel. The clouds are probably made of crystals of methane, which condense as warm bubbles of gas well up from deep in the planet's atmosphere.
Posted by
Brock, around 15th October 2007:
I seem to be the only person to think "The Cadbury Gorilla advert is mildly amusing at best".
Absolutely. There was totally no sense of surprise or unveiling in it. I fail to see how anyone could not have predicted that the hairy fella was sat at a set of drums. My only reaction was "Oh. Thought so". The only thing of note was the realism of the Gorilla, really.
Meh. Double meh.
Posted by
Saltation, around 15th October 2007:
not a video exactly, but increasingly animated as it goes on:
fury.com/aoliza/chatframe.p...
The Back Story: In 1966 Joseph Weizenbaum at M.I.T. wrote ELIZA, a famous program that simulates a Rogerian psychoanalyst by taking excerpts from the subject's comments and posing questions back to the subject. While not a giant leap in AI programming, ELIZA (named after Eliza Dolittle in My Fair Lady) showed that some semblance of 'awareness' could be synthesized simply by using input pattern recognition, combined with predefined phrases. Some people claim that ELIZA was the first program to pass the Turing Test, fooling subjects into thinking it was an actual person.
Enter AOLiza: Using a publicly available Perl version of ELIZA, a Mac with nothing better to do than play psychoanalyst, a few applescripts, and an AOL Instant Messenger account that has a high rate of 'random' people trying to start conversations, I put ELIZA in touch with the real world. Every few days I'll put up the latest 'patients.' Names have been changed to protect the... well, everyone.
if you know Eliza, this is hilarious. if you don't, you'll soon twig and it gets hilarious.
NSFW
Posted by
Miki, around 15th October 2007:
I like the space thing
Posted by
syl, around 15th October 2007:
All I want is a (chat) room somewhere
Far away from the cold night air
With one enormous chair
Oh
Woundn't it be luvverly.
Posted by
WarHead, around 17th October 2007:
Wake up kitty
Posted by
Saltation, around 17th October 2007:
excellent
me in the mornings
Posted by
cal, 19th October 2007:
haha, excellent work, cat friend
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 22nd October 2007:
it's essay time again and im procrastinating on iamcal again :(
Posted by
syl, around 22nd October 2007:
Is this a bit sick or am I being nasty?
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/america...
Posted by
che, around 22nd October 2007:
He could be your only chance.
Posted by
Saltation, around 22nd October 2007:
doesn't say what they were doing when she carked it
Posted by
Saltation, around 22nd October 2007:
80 year old man goes to the doctors
"doctor, doctor, i think i've got venereal disease."
"(!!) well, show me your sex organs."
and the man sticks out his finger and his tongue.
Posted by
syl, around 22nd October 2007:
Ew. I mean, I'm open-minded I think, but 24 and 82? EW.
Posted by
WarHead, around 23rd October 2007:
it's essay time again and im procrastinating on iamcal again :(
What's the subject, reddy? "What we did on our holidays?"
Posted by
che, around 23rd October 2007:
Subject: "What we did on our holidays?"
Essay: "We got engaged"
Word Count: 3
Result: A*
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 23rd October 2007:
Outline and analyse Ulrich Beck and Elisabeth Beck-Gernsheim’s argument in “The normal chaos of love”.
Posted by
Saltation, around 23rd October 2007:
!
(
www.b3ta.com/links/New_Swed... )
wooooo... okay. you win.
Posted by
Saltation, around 23rd October 2007:
that Swedish Game Show link ^^ is absofreakinhilarious, btw
Posted by
WarHead, around 24th October 2007:
This is good, but I'm sure she only puke once and hte vid is cut to show her doing it again, and the dialogue looks overdubbed as well, but it still made me laugh.
Posted by
Miki, around 24th October 2007:
funny how that ^^^ review made me not want to click the link!
Posted by
Saltation, around 24th October 2007:
tchoh. wh, you're such a web 0.5 killjoy. did you not see and watch first the link to its original? it's a yumourous re-rendition of a newly classic internet uproar. YUMOUR!!
web 1/2.0. back when mashups were potato, flickr was a problem, and IP a lot don't laugh you will too when you're my age.
Posted by
WarHead, around 24th October 2007:
Ooops. I suck @ teh internet. I only read it quickly and thought the b3ta one was supposed to be the original. All makes sense now. Gotta hand it to her, she's a pro.
Star Wars Trumpet Solo I'm cringing so badly
Posted by
Saltation, around 26th October 2007:
nobody loves you like yo mama
but who's lovin yo mama?
ah emm! ah emm!
www.greentowel.com/images/q...
here's your lunch money honey
now go to school
Posted by
cal, around 26th October 2007:
that's kinda awesome salty
Posted by
Brock, around 26th October 2007:
Should anyone be in need of a touch of cute with their day:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3U...
Posted by
syl, around 26th October 2007:
Aw, that is so cute! My dog even heard it and went a bit nuts. He thinks there's cats in this laptop!
Posted by
syl, around 27th October 2007:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXL... men are babies
Posted by
Saltation, around 27th October 2007:
men (tend to) react more to disease/damage than women do for the same reason women have horrific rates of being invalided out of basic training in the army/navy. and not just bad injuries; permanent life-affecting life-crippling injuries they've inflicted on themselves then exacerbated past the point of no return.
this outcome is the flipside of the same tendency for women relative to men to obsess to fibrillation-point about the way they look.
and both tendencies are just outcomes of the same underlying DNA strategy.
*shrug*
great sketch.
Posted by
syl, around 27th October 2007:
To be honest I'm like that bloke when I get sick. Feel REALLY sorry for myself.
Posted by
syl, around 27th October 2007:
But what do you mean about "underlying DNA strategy"?
Posted by
syl, around 28th October 2007:
:)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtc...
Posted by
Redmaiden, around 28th October 2007:
Brock that vid was sooooo cuuuute
songing!
Every OS sucks
"it was enough to go to the moon!
it was enough for you"
"fridge, stove, and toaster
never crashed on me."
"[linux] it's free! they say,
if you can get it to run,
the geeks say
'hey!
that's half the fun!'
yeah, well i got a girlfriend,
and things to get done."
Posted by
Sul, 8th November 2007:
/spent ages getting Ubuntu running on his laptop, thought it was great fun. Hasn't looked back. Doesn't have a girlfriend.
edit: oh and I think he's not too sure what an OS is considering what he started to state as good machines. Yes I can dismantle a joke. Fuck you.
edit 2: Yeah I can reread my posts too!
Posted by
WarHead, around 12th November 2007:
Pat Metheny - Into the dream on the
'Pikasso' guitar
followed by 'Have you heard?'.
Death Star Canteen
(Eddie Izzard) (in Lego)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv5...
Robo-Sapient Pearwood
(apologies to Pratchett-fans/Luggage-fans)
RHex, via:
www.bostondynamics.com/cont...
anyone else think that could have serious stealth-sub implications/applications?
Posted by
su, 13th November 2007:
all kinds of special
www.floobster.com/play.php?...
Italian spiderman
Posted by
WarHead, 13th November 2007:
That fucking robot scares the willies out of me. On the other hand, Darth Vader will never scare me again. Brilliant work with the Lego.
And Italian Spiderman .... so bad, it's good.
Thanks for linking, folks.
right back atcha, big man
Posted by
Sul, 14th November 2007:
The most heart-breaking thing you'll hear all day. Shania Twain covers ACDC :'(
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zHtu...
some people have a face for radio. shania has a body for video.
Posted by
Grim..., 15th November 2007:
She's 4'11".
Posted by
Grim..., 15th November 2007:
It gets worse!
Celine Dion!
[edit]Oh fuck, she's dueting with Anastacia!
Posted by
su, 15th November 2007:
is she wearing a tailored plastic bag?
Posted by
Sul, 15th November 2007:
I want to cry. Cry and windmill punch my way through that stage.
Posted by
Miki, 15th November 2007:
sulllleeey
www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/...
Posted by
Sul, 15th November 2007:
Nice :)
News report technical glitch -
www.glumbert.com/media/ligh...
Posted by
WarHead, 15th November 2007:
Wake up and FEED ME
Star Wars Helpdesk
Feck.
King Crimson - Frame By Frame. Bob Fripp must be the most unlikely rock star evah.
Posted by
Saltation, around 19th November 2007:
Copy
Awww. I love a happy ending.
mildly droll: This touch you can't
Posted by
WarHead, around 22nd November 2007:
Do right
Do right
D'd'd' do right.
Always work
Go to church
Sensoria
My father will heal
you with love.
Is it
Safe to dance? It was in the
dance hall days.
Posted by
Saltation, around 22nd November 2007:
whooooo hoo hoo hoooooooo... flashback CITY
Posted by
Saltation, around 22nd November 2007:
just went to
del.icio.us/saltation them and discovered i'd already hit the last one an unknown while back:
videos- CLASSIC catchy headtune -- Wang Chun: Dancehall Days
--
one of those things that rings of youth, memories of long hot afternoons and evenings in the hotter flush of youth and widening horizons
Posted by
Sul, around 22nd November 2007:
Thems some pretty special lyrics:
"Take your baby by the hair
And pull her close and there there there
Take your baby by the ears
And play upon her darkest fears"
Posted by
WarHead, around 22nd November 2007:
Indeed. But then a lot of lyrics don't stand up to scrutiny. Hardly anything by Yes made any real sense and often wasn't even grammatically correct. And I've just been revisiting some old Led Zep on the journey to work, and most of theirs consists of 'Ohhhh baby, baby, baby' and 'Ohh Yeahhhhhhhh, Ohhh yeahhhh.'
As long as it sounds alright and the artist isn't precious about their artistic abilities, I can live with it.
Posted by
Saltation, around 1st December 2007:
Legend of Zelda now available on DDR
www.youtube.com/watch.php?v...
Posted by
WarHead, around 7th January 2008:
Sarah Pillow, Marc Wagnon, Julien Feltin, Lance Carter and Percy Jones do Monteverdi's
Exulta Filia Sion.
Video quality = shit, music = pure fucking genius.
Posted by
WarHead, around 5th February 2008:
1. Moke -
Down
2. She's
f&*%$£g Matt Damon.
NSFW and sound required.
Matt's a good sport.
Posted by
WarHead, around 12th February 2008:
Ha ha ha hahahaaaaaaaaa.... ..... HOW MANY sides does a cube have?
Listen
at 27 seconds.
awwww
that beaver is so CUTE!
-- this line worked a treat for me last weekend, btw.
a thought -- should we be reading anything into the idea of a beaver, renowned for building dams, advertising tampons?
>Linus sings The Police
racking out codularly g(o)odness on the one hand; ripping out ubercultural musical classics on the other. is there NOTHING linux can't do??
this is a triumph.
in every sense of the word.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKE...
This baby porcupine (also called porcupet) eats a banana. You'll hear tiny squeaks--those are hiccups!
His mother was killed when she was hit by a car and someone got him to licensed wildlife rehabilitator Gail Buhl. He was orphaned and imprinted on humans and is now living at Wolf Ridge Environment Learning Center in northern Minnesota.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y4...
Posted by
WarHead, around April 2008:
Words cannot describe ..... the Moody Blues
Riding their see-saw. Don't be put off by the groovy visuals on the intro, wait til you see the band.
disordered.org/movies/Enorm...
you'll wonder where it's going (and why you're bothering) until the chorus kicks in
Posted by
jeffry, around 12th April 2008:
good job my boss likes knob gags.. (he's sitting opposite me so all he gets is the sound - which was loud enough for the entire corridor to hear)
I'm sure there's a "gags" joke in there somewhere...
Posted by
AxeMan, around 15th April 2008:
iamcal - it's like youtube but with porn
apt observation, mr wound
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPf...
"Digital Grunt"
We've all been there
speaking of Linus sings The Police,
Hey ya, Charlie Brown
Posted by
WarHead, around 27th June 2008:
the guy flying this helicopter is a genius maniac. want
Holy crap. That just doesn't look possible.
Posted by
Brock, around 27th June 2008:
It isn't. Duh.
Cleverly done though, isn't it.
first 30 seconds were: wtf? no. strong suspicion of speeding up. and then later 'shopping.
but
then see it hover and circle normally at the same rate. ok, that's normal behaviour. so... factor in gyroscopic stability and...
obviously video-tampering's always possible. but there's nothing here that's outside possibility with a superlight body, a (relatively) heavy rotor (both strongly suggested by the first 10 seconds or so), and the current engines.
and lunatic skill.
and the comment-suggested unlimited budget learning said skills...
Posted by
Brock, 30th June 2008:
but there's nothing here that's outside possibility with a superlight body, a (relatively) heavy rotor (both strongly suggested by the first 10 seconds or so)
No way. The changes in momentum are simply not possible, especially some of the rates of change in momentum. Nor are some of the turns against the axis of thrust of the two rotors. There is no way that is in any way real. Come on, upside down flying into a flip over the tail rotor?
Just what bit of the helicopter created the momentum or thrust to produce that?
Posted by
Miki, 30th June 2008:
pixie dust
Posted by
jeffry, 30th June 2008:
and magic beans
Posted by
syl, 30th June 2008:
A really huge fart by the pilot?
Yes! That was so excellent I'm actually replying.
Hi all.
Posted by
jeffry, 1st July 2008:
what did people do all day at work before the internet?
Posted by
Brock, 1st July 2008:
Work?
Posted by
jeffry, 1st July 2008:
i'm sorry, i don't quite understand, i thought i was paid to bum around the internet all day?
Cor - it's like a Grim...FEST on the front page, too.
Two whole things from me!
Are you still abroad, Brockles? It's Goodwood in a couple of weeks.
Posted by
che, 1st July 2008:
jeff - that's what beargoad thought and look what happened to him...
Posted by
Brock, 1st July 2008:
Grim: Yeah, i live in Toronto, now.
Posted by
jeffry, around 2nd July 2008:
It's ok though, when they start to notice, I leave and get another job. Although my boss is worse than me, we're a sham of a department and no one's realised yet
Posted by
AxeMan, 7th July 2008:
thats what work is for!
someone needs to re-do this video in bacon-draped Lego:
Pork & Beans
memetastic! it's peanut butter afro time! om nom nom numa
Posted by
WarHead, around 21st July 2008:
Difficult to watch
this without smiling at one time or another.
likewise:
World of World of Warcraft
via the chap who did the World of World of Warcraft Geophysical Research that was used for a presentation by the chap who did Lego is full of Win
ho. lee. FUCK.
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/a...
australia declares war on america. no survivors.
note that that's broadband. the previous 56k version was quite puny.
liquid-nitrogen instant icecream
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bP...
Oh Man, Oh God, Oh Man.
(For use in emergencies).
Posted by
WarHead, 6th August 2008:
It was for HIM.
Only just saw the liquid-nitro ice cream. Can't wait to try it at home.
Posted by
WarHead, 8th August 2008:
NSFW -
Karen Taylor - Sex Education
Karen Taylor - Don't need a man
Also very good - any of the 'cash cow' set, the CSI sketch and 'PMS girl.'
Posted by
che, around 10th August 2008:
A friend of mine at work went to school with and is friends with Karen Taylor. FACT.
Despite this and despite his enthusiasm for her show, I have yet to get around to watching it.
Perhaps I've been too scarred by Catherine Tate.
Posted by
WarHead, around 10th August 2008:
I know what you mean, but I find her far less irritating than tate.
Posted by
WarHead, around 20th August 2008:
Here's one for Salti, as I know he appreciates good live music.
hey, ta (and ja)
the video didn't do requests though, no matter how loud and often i shouted them :(
on the other hand, i didn't have to catch a nightbus home so am not ohtheyretired and covered in vomit and knifewounds.
swings and roundabouts, innit.
Posted by
WarHead, around 28th August 2008:
One for Cal. Release of
WOWOW.
You probably really shouldn't watch this one.
Steven Hawking Lecture
Voice programmed using the Mac speech TUNE format.
/runs
Posted by
WarHead, 9th September 2008:
So shockingly bad that it's ....
actually bad , not even so bad it's good.
Posted by
masakatsu, around 14th September 2008:
Some lunatic has hit the front page of reddit. Bloke I've never heard of speaks at some conf:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6F...
/runs
Posted by
WarHead, around 27th September 2008:
Some dude talking geeky stuff.
Um... maybe I'm missing something, but isn't the dude talking geeky stuff the same as the lunatic hitting the front page of reddit?
The cast of thundercats team up together and disembowel
an ox.
Posted by
Grim..., 29th September 2008:
Holy shit Cal, you speak American!
Posted by
WarHead, 29th September 2008:
Doc, the thundercats thingy looks exactly like the dude talking geeky stuff.
Comment by partriv -
"this speaker is full of himself and his insignificant ego. He is spouting his worthless opinion without offering any sort of technical insight. also he's pretty much a dickbag."
Own up, who's got the comedy account on youtube then?
Posted by
Grim..., around 30th September 2008:
Comedy?
Posted by
Saltation, around 30th September 2008:
straight-talking shoot-from-the-lip BRUTAL HONESTY, that's what *i* see there
Posted by
WarHead, 13th October 2008:
Victor Lewis-Smith
calls Mary Whitehouse .
Victor Lewis-Smith wants to be a BBC continuity announcer, but
there's a problem.
Posted by
Miki, around 24th October 2008:
not so much a video as a new cd by Amateur Transplants
www.psycho.co.uk/amateur/sh...
its rude, crude and very funny and on repeat in my car
Posted by
WarHead, around 27th October 2008:
Another one for the Doc.
The Native Hipsters - Abattoir.
Posted by
che, around 27th October 2008:
I'm loving the Amateur Transplants CD, I have both and they are funny.
Especially the Matthew Kelly song
Posted by
Miki, around 1st November 2008:
I love them too. we also geot the dvd but that sorta didnt completely work. Also if you are in london:
Ahoy hoy from Amateur Transplants
'Cinderella has Chlamydia'
--------------------------
We're putting on our antidote to the usual Pantomime turd - a
couple of extra-special Christmas shows.
Contains :
- No-one from Hollyoaks or CBBC
- Festive Amateur Transplants smutty, evil fun
- Nice dinner included in ticket price
London gigs on Tuesday 9th December & Tuesday 16th December -
bring the whole family. Except for young people (and old people).
Dec 9th:
wegottickets.com/event/37494
Dec 16th:
wegottickets.com/event/37495
Posted by
che, around 1st November 2008:
we are going to see Tim Minchins next week. He's great too
Posted by
WarHead, around 9th November 2008:
Lip sync wanker
Posted by
Saltation, around 22nd December 2008:
www.gametrailers.com/player...
to quote Emma's original:
weird aerobics. Erm wtf
Posted by
Saltation, around 21st January 2009:
FRIKKIN.
AWESOME!
Posted by
Saltation, around 21st January 2009:
Captain Chesley B. Sullenberger III demands a rematch
Posted by
WarHead, around 21st January 2009:
all news and weather should be delivered by people cuddling cats . it's for the best [via myles]
Classic. It would have been quite surreal if he hadn't picked it up as all we'd have seen was the tip of its tail going past.
fortunately, he rendered it non-surreal by cuddling a cat during the weather forecast
Posted by
WarHead, 29th January 2009:
NZ prisoners
not escaping
He must have balls of steel, or none at all.
Posted by
che, 11th May 2009:
from cal's linklog:
"looking for a torrent of bugs (at least season 1), but proving difficult. any ideas?"
I used to love Bugs, it was great and terrible at the same time.
:D
I think i have some of them on recorded-off-the-telly VHS tapes somewhere.
Posted by
che, 12th May 2009:
If it helps, I no longer have the machine to play them on! :)
Posted by
Miki, 12th May 2009:
we still have a vcr, we can put them to dvd if you like
Posted by
che, 13th May 2009:
i think the tapes might be rotten.
that bicyclist is a bit awesome
can't find the similarly awesome motorbike vid i was thinking of, but i DID re-find this:
"So, what's the most unusual military vehicle you can think of? Maybe the Japanese airplane-launching submarine of WW2? Or perhaps the Soviet attempts to build a flying tank? Or perhaps the 1000 ton rolling fortress the Germans tried to build in WW2? All quite odd, I agree, but barely made it past the drawing boards. For us, the oddest is a scooter armed with a 75mm cannon.
whitevanman cowers in fear from 2-wheel vengeance
Muscle men bikinis courtesy of Jeff's other 'alf via Twitter. Those Japs are crazy.
www.ted.com/talks/view/id/481
quite like the "dial a phone on your hand" bit. that and the "hold your hands up, take a photo" bit, with the display of scattered photos on the next wall you see.
Posted by
WarHead, around 19th May 2009:
That really is a 'wow' device. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by
Grim..., around 20th May 2009:
Yeah. You'd need a small nuclear power plant to give that projector enough power to work in the sunshine, but it's still awesome.
Posted by
WarHead, around 20th May 2009:
Maybe it could be fitted with a laser so that if the ambient light is too bright it burns the image into whatever it's projecting on to.
Posted by
cal, around 20th May 2009:
like your friends!
"greater love hath no man, than to suffer burnination for his friends"
-- old jungle saying
laser cooked bacon
It’s possible that some of the top layer of meat was vaporized, but I assume mostly it was cooked.
Posted by
Brock, 1st July 2009:
Sweet Raisin.
Really, really worth digging around about the band name and the various related videos. Fucking awesome, but that one is particular genius.
