Interesting speech, but not his typical speech format. He seems to be appealing to the the more emotion-based and less fact-based rhetorical style of most of his peers.

Neat footage, but not from the board's perspective. More like from the boarder's hand's perspective.

I've had similar blockages before. It's quite disorienting to have your ears plugged like that and to have them cleared - incredible. His/her hearing will be hyper-sensitive on the point of painful for a few days.

I'll upvote just about anything interesting about spiders. They're quite beautiful, IMO.

Is that landing sound effect real? Sounds rather bike-breakingly crunchy. The jump up looked fun but the trip down looked crazy scary.

Wow, talk about a hurlogenic ride that looks like. Fun, but I think I'd be cleaning whoozit off the inside of those transparent panels.

"Nobody's done this before". I recall reading an article in an old Popular Mechanics (maybe from early 70's) about how to make more or less the same thing using a lawnmower. When I was a kid I really wanted to hack apart the lawnmower and make one of these things...

Carnage on the highway! I hope nobody was hurt.

I really dug the credits. This is one film where you do want to sit through the credits.

I like the effects: it even casts a dropshadow!

Wow, that's the silliest, most over-the-top workers' march I've ever heard of.

I think this is a new candidate for crappiest audio on YouTube - and it's a musical piece. Video quality is likewise terrible. I much less lossy transcoding of the same recording can be found here:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=3321621

I quite like that version of the milkshake song; hadn't heard it before. Not so big on the whoozit and whatzit pictures, however.

Awww. He's so cute as he struggles over that abandoned cigarette butt!

That was '05. I wonder if it's still alive? Has anyone been to the Aquario Nacional recently?