A few weeks old, but another one of those insane jumpsuit dive videos. Best viewed in high resolution:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWfph3iNC-k
The guy must be about 7 feet above ground in that close pass. :eek:
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A few weeks old, but another one of those insane jumpsuit dive videos. Best viewed in high resolution:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWfph3iNC-k
The guy must be about 7 feet above ground in that close pass. :eek:
See the mountains in the back at 2:00 now compare to the last picture in this post:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
http://www.theworldforgotten.com/sho...gtal#post46177
Well for me, standing up there is scary enough.
Rest of them are equally well-made
http://www.notcot.org/post/43233/
Second video is the more impressive one.
Very very funny :D
wondering if I should cross post this into Lewk's Black America thread
Oh what about this one:
:haha:
"Who else seen the leprechaun say yea!" and the laugh he does is just hilarious :haha:
oh and the lady "could be a crack-head that got hold of the wrong stuff!"
America has it all :D
:D
World needs more of shit like this
That is pretty neat :)
This was funny :D
Photoshop is making progress to deblur photos. Holy Shit moment at 1:18.
This one is for Nessie :D
:haha: :eek:
ew, reminds me of spiders! Then it looked like a couple of skinny guys facing each other, with a pack on their backs (like a Halloween costume). Then I noticed their feet. Camel spider amputees! :eek:
Boston Dynamics (I think) is the IT group that invented the medical software we used to work with in Utilization Review. Hard to tell, with all those MIT guys.
Light show on the Bundeshaus (Capitol) in Bern.
Intro animation at the Ghent Film Festival - I was quite impressed, it's only a list of sponsors, but it looks awesome for that. I'm used to more or less slideshows with sponsors, this was nice :)
Also, a short report on the student short film section, with interview with 'my' director (first one) and some shots of the film, and others. It's in Dutch, but you can also see how awesomely beautiful the venue was:
I think the fourth film (starts at 4:20) will win.
Impressive intro Flixy:up:
This is the childhood of most 20 something Americans. In under 4 minutes.
http://wimp.com/quantumlevitation/
Not quite youtube, but yall should enjoy. Especially the science people.
I'd have a hell of a blast hanging out with people like this :up::haha: