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Go home robots, you're drunk!
I for one am glad our new robotic overlords won't take much effort to subdue when the humans are ready to rise up.
You can take just about anything to the Nordschleife!
That looks like a fun day out!
Commander Cash - Hero of the Economy!
*beg
Extreme bodypainting
Technique needs to be improved, didn't get the back of his head...
The Best Movie Sets Ever Made
#6 could've done with a mention of Cube even if it didn't take the spot, that film made excellent use of one cube room for the entire movie
I am
This video has been fixed with the wrong video, this isn't the original I Am documentary that was posted.
Whistleblower Tells Us The War In Afghanistan Is A Lie
*dead
Professional Bee Hive Removal In India
Damnit man, stop inhaling the bees!
A 350Z Procharger challenges a Porsche 991 GT3 ... and then
Ride that slipstream!
Pythagoras Cup (Greedy Cup) filled with Mercury
My little finger can thwart Pythagoras!
The Amazing Do Nothing Machine
It's a procrastination machine - it spends a lot of time faffing about achieving nothing in particular
Farthest Flight On Hoverboard - Guinness World Record
We should use the humans as batteries...
I'm thinking around 4 load-carrying quality quad copters and significant battery expansions.
The 2 Euro T-Shirt - A Social Experiment
My own take on this is that I shouldn't just buy more expensive clothes...
I can do things to make my clothes last longer and that they aren't treated as a disposable commodity by reducing the number of washes (always bugs me when people wear a pair of trousers for a day or even just a few hours and then chucks them in the washing machine) as well as picking appropriate clothing for whatever task I'm currently doing.
I can help recycle clothes by making better use of charity shops, both in giving clothes to them and by purchasing from them.
I can buy clothes from retail stores that audit their entire supply chain. I'm fed up of retailers who have one or two lines of responsibly sourced clothing that they use for marketing and advertising purposes, but the rest of their stock does not receive such diligence. It doesn't seem right that they can paint a fair image of themselves by only selling one or two garments of clothing that come from sources where employees are treated and paid decently.
Most importantly I can do something simple like ignoring fashion trends. I am comfortable with my choice of clothing, I don't need to buy what everyone else is wearing. Unfortunately it's hard to make this point stick with others when our culture is so heavily dominated by consumerism and we're made to feel 'uncool' because we're not buying into the latest trends.
Totally understand your cynicism @deathcow, in all likelihood it's what'll probably happen. I guess I'm just gonna focus on what little I can do to make a difference
clothing prices will double from this push, and Manisha will go from 13 to 15 cents per hour
The 2 Euro T-Shirt - A Social Experiment
*promote
Totally Amazing Technology In This House
"And if you gently pull on my arm like this I change from a rather full-figured 190 pound middle-aged guy into a young muscular 150 pound heart-throb!"