As the jaguar stares up at the jungle's canopy, it thinks to itself... "Is this real life?"

The clips of her saying "Just Sayin'" are like nails on a freakin chalkboard.

Impeccable timing. I've gone years not having to mess with extension cables up until this weekend. Where I swear I was going to lose my fucking mind messing with tangled cords. This is good to know.

Smart. Unscrewed the lid and lifted it off.

Agreed Ponceleon. I didn't like how she said there was nothing then the big bang occurred, creating something. Something cannot come from nothing (at least by our terms). It contradicts itself. Only thing I can conclude is that we just don't have a way to comprehend and communicate the specifics of the origin of this theory.

Oddly enough, it's easier for me to *somewhat* grasp the alternative theory that the universe always was. It's all very confusing, but fascinating nonetheless.

Once I got past the something from nothing part of the video, the rest was great.

Love this guy. Just watched this whole special the other night on DVD. Called "Chewed Up". I highly recommend.

The other guy almost jumped backwards into traffic avoiding the rouge tire. Yikes dude!

Horrrrible host. Jim alone was able to amuse and be interesting at the same time. Imagine had there been a host to really draw more out and actually freaking interact with him.

You mean they're not real?!

What disturbs me about this video is the uptight audience. You're at a comedy club ffs, laugh!

At the end with the AIDS punchline, a few people laughed loudly. I'm pretty sure I'd be with them. It was a pretty goofy, yet funny act.

Great video and interesting comments. I still find myself unsure of whether I should try this or not. I did for a brief amount of time (like a couple hours), but became overwhelmed by all the choices. I wasn't sure if the uninformed decisions I had to make initially would conflict with my later, experienced self. I love the idea of Star Trek and this sort of reminds me of that. Exploration, alliances and confrontation.

My main concern is realizing my idea of this game would be something along the lines of this video and the reality would be more like Engles comment, "Gawd, they make it seem to action-packed, when the truth of the matter is that EVE can be exciting in some scenarios, but if you don't want to be part of a mega corp, your combat is going to be not dissimilar to two people in wheelchairs circling and spooting intermittent spitballs at each other."

But then reading other accounts of the game it sounds exciting. Just not sure whether to try it further or not and if so, what initial path to take.

It was cruel. What's worse is those assholes enjoyed every bit of it, failing to empathize with the relative fear going through that little guy's mind. Bravo.

Very cool.

ForgedReality - "Yeah, so? You can buy these in pet stores. I've known about them almost my entire life. What's the big deal here?"

Hey dick? Your experience is not equivalent to everyone else's. One of the reasons the sift exists is to share new and different things/perspectives. Take your selfish, condescending attitude and beat it.

As for the video, would love to have seen more action of it swimming in the sand. Neat nonetheless.

Fair Play?! Forget the fact that you people don't even know what happened prior to all of this. You don't slam a chick into concrete. He could have easily cracked her head open. Was some retaliation due? Possibly. Depending on whether he did anything to provoke her in the first place or not. Needless to say, some of the comments in here are amazingly presumptuous and idiotic.