Yup. 18 so far. Thanks for the kind words!

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Yeah, me too

Now for the recent vids... one of the top feature requests.

Just to reply to your question in the lounge, the top 15 expiring soon tab that we used to have is equivalent to the first 15 entries of:

http://videosift.com/unsifted?order=old&hide=none

I think this guy watched a bunch of videosift russia dash cam vids and had a plan if it should happen to him.

Sounds likely!

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I'm wondering what the ratio of lucky to unlucky Russians might be... I mean are we talking for every lucky Russian there are 10 unlucky Russians, or are the Russians just super-lucky and this is an expected outcome regardless of the individual involved?

Hmmm... I guess the driver wasn't so lucky since he was attempting to get away from the police!

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Hiya, liked your Sleight of Foot video but noticed a familiar thumbnail in the related videos below... http://videosift.com/video/Impressive-shoe-tying-trick

Great trick, saw this a few years ago at a magic show and had the added bonus of being shown how to perform it :

Right you are, I referenced that video in my description comments. The original post is the "trick". My post shows how it's done using the same ... "footage" [see what I did there?] ... slowed down. Would that be considered a dupe? [If it is I'll gladly declare it].


So, HAVE you performed it? =oD

You are probably aware of it, but: The math in your avatar is wrong, 2(a-b)=a-b does not imply 2=1 but is equal to 2x0=0

2(a-b)=a-b
2(a-b)=1(a-b)
You could use any number in place of 2 here, since you are multiplying with 0 ie:
2435322(a-b)=(a-b)
0=0

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