Hah fair point!

I still think the video is an excellent demonstration of the attitude divide between those who grow up on council estates and don't make any effort to become better versions of themselves, compared to those who come from the same background and strive to overcome life's hurdles

Aardman Animation production encountered. Automatic up-vote enabled.

Gave it an upvote but I've got a feeling I'll be sensing Deja vu a lot while watching this film. Still want to call the lead actor Ripley...

"That's It man, game over man, game over!" (for the Alien franchise)

I'm wondering if the I in the 'Cars' column was actually a monster truck.

It's not the size of your genome that matters, it's how you use it.

Welcome to Britain's housing estates.

Upvoted for the thought-provoking lyrics. The video was good too!

Had one of those entitled businessmen cut in front of me at the train station barriers, pulling his wife along with him. Since I'm in the UK I did the obligatory "Oi, there's a queue and you join back there!"
His response as he went through the gate was "Yeah jumping the line feels good though, you should try it some time."
"Not for me bud, the world's got enough a-holes already." was my immediate response. At least his wife laughed.

Definitely gonna keep this trick in mind for the shops!

Could it be? A dirt-bike stunt video without a Red Bull helmet or logo in the shot?!

Good workable prototype, albeit a lot of effort to use. If the pedals were hooked up to a flywheel, and this in turn was connected to the leg movement mechanism it would remove a lot of the friction they're facing with each rotation. Basically the direct connection of the pedals to the leg movement mechanism is leading to feedback that impedes the ability to pedal smoothly.

Anyone who is not actively campaigning for peace, be it in Gaza or anywhere else in the world where conflict continues unabated, they are complicit in the killings of innocent people. Not our business I hear some say - nonsense, you either want happiness for everyone or you have serious mental issues. Which is it?

"You'll regret that!"

(Well, no you won't. Thanks for posting this!)

I've seen some additional reports now with verified details from the BBC and Reuters - and a proper landscape view of the impact - none of that side panel blurring business! Both news outlets confirm what you've said, converted light aircraft, and they also state that Ukraine forces have taken responsibility for the attack. I'm still amused that they rigged it for remote control and left the landing gear down the whole way!

While I am supportive of Ukraine's efforts to curb Russia's weapons production, I'm a tad confused by this video.

Initially we see a single-prop 2 person aircraft with landing gear down crash into a building and an explosion ensues.

Later in the video we see a still of a winged drone as the video informs us that Ukraine have been improving their drone fleet, obviously a fraction of the size of the aircraft we see in the crash.

Any possibility that someone has taken footage of a plane crash and spun a yarn from it? Or is there another explanation why the aircraft featured at the start of this video is nothing like the drones Ukraine have been using against Russian ships and other targets?

The Pete Townsend version compelled my finger to hit the up-vote!