That probably comes close to being the best thing I've seen on YouTube.

That was brilliant.

May have been posted, I don't read this thread:
Heineken advertising campaign:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEqJV1ac ... r_embedded
Very good.

Magic Kingdom at DisneyWorld Tilt Shifted

Oh man, that was absolute genius.

And you should read this thread. It has other genius in.

Merton keeps insisting he's not Ben Folds.

Now Ben Folds has gone one up!

Daily Mail Song

See, I like that, but I can't help thinking that by not using real newspapers they are diluting their point massively.

Real newspapers are harder to rhyme.

Tornadoes!

I'm fascinated by them, have been since I was a kid. Found this incredible clip from the National Geographic channel which shows 'em tearing things up in general. Forgive the seemingly mandatory terrible music they've put on it to make it more exciting:

A woman scorned.

Some Germans having fun with diggers

Crazy bastard. Grim...'d like that.

Aye, I remember seeing that when it first came about (while the Spice Girls were still famous) on a video player at work.
It was pretty cool stuff. People who don't work with diggers like that are always surprised at just how powerful they are - as you can see, they can take their own weight with ease.

I'm sure it was all safe and everything but I don't think I'd stand right underneath it where the presenter bloke was. Anyway:

Why's Simon Rattle hanging out with the Spice Girls?

There is something unsettling about that.

I think it's the cat standing upright.

That cats cool, he looks like hes going to wander off round the house or something.

Awesome 'Space Invaders invade New York' music video:



Music is a bit ribbish, but plenty of old school gaming references.

Dan the Man

Ta Devilman, I watched that expecting some crap retro music video and it's actually a whole episode of awesome instead! Pat yourself on the back, laddy.

I did like the New York pixel thing as well, very impressive. As you say, a shame about the song.

via Miss Malabar.

Walking on water:

See, what you need is someone that can actually do insane things:

I can never tire of this piece of Edutainment:



The Parts of the brain, performed by... The Brain!

Translated rap battle:

Dubai Fountain. Good lord that's pretty.

I've got a video of the Bellagio fountains that I keep forgetting to upload to youtube. What's the easiest way to strip the audio off a video?

That's by the same company as the Dubai one, isn't it? I think you can mute/strip the audio when you upload it to Youtube.

Apparently it is, yes.

Wowsers! That was pretty tremendous.

Wonder if the dudes behind that are Civilisation 4 fans too?

And now I must play it again. (Best title music in a game ever? Possibly.)

SPECCY NERDOUT!



Streaming video on a Speccy.

Heh.

While "could care less" is a stupid saying, it still works perfectly well as sarcasm, which is what it is.

It works well as sarcasm when spoken, with a particular intonation and stress. However I've heard it spoken many times with no such stresses and in which case, as well as when written, it just looks stupid. And I'm not buying any notion of implied or historical sarcasm that excuses saying it properly.

People need to use italics more in writing. It'd do wonders with ‘I could care less…’

And another music one:

A few titters in this and McKenzie Crook dressed as Servalan, but otherwise pretty weak and a complete non ending.



Shame they didn't more of the original cast in. Only Paul Darrow can really do Avon. Johnny Vegas as Blakes looked good but didn't deliver.

It wasn't any 'Cruise of the Gods', that's for sure. Although looking back that might not have been that great either, but I do have a fondness for it and 'Children of Castor'.

"Don't you remember? It was the only sci-fi show to ever open with the word... LEICESTER!"

Or something like that.

A charming little slice of life from Oireland, here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATq00wMe ... r_embedded

Raging Bullwinkle NSFW - swears

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKB7zfop ... r_embedded

Ghostbusters in NYC library

Ha ha, excellent.

Rubbish.

The latter improv where six of the men wearing white sheets go into the local Harlem library branch with their friend 'Winston' to improv him getting slimed didn't go down as well I hear. Poh-lice were called.

Fascinating video on work incentives and performance; a great talk by itself, but even better accompanied by the video.

If there's one thing you watch today, make it this.

The Nike 2010 World Cup Ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idLG6jh23yE