This has the potential to be the next District 9.

There's a few mildly jarring moments, but I could quite easily stick around to see what happens next.

I followed the orange marble.

Now I feel like a sheep.

WHERE'S MY HERD DAMMIT! I'M ALONE HERE!

Well, this comment thread went dark fast.

Best thumbnail ever. Guy absolutely looks like a cynical world-weary font of knowledge, kinda like a disillusioned House without a house.

Very articulate, and a victim of a single wrong-place-wrong-time mistake. I wonder what he would have been like now without that one world-changing drug charge.

And I wonder how many others in 'murica are like him.

You forgot the comma after the second word in the title.

The last was the best, with Edblarg Stumberpootch setting it up with the King of the Rohirrim.

If only her name was Polly Dent.

This is sex for woodworkers, except you don't feel like a nap afterward.

The guy could give classes in how to make a video. Very well presented, excellent pacing and use of fast motion for the slower parts.

Bob isn't the only one that leads a seemingly idyllic life.

Thanks Eric. Always cool when someone finds the alternative for "geolocationally challenged" folks like myself.

The true art in this is the incredible use of hair extensions.

Have to agree. Those ones are kinda "epic fails" from a Darwin Lottery and human gene pool perspective.

"Wait... you survived that and had KIDS?"

I don't care how bad the music people play with them is. They generally don't kill people.

They were mating and hoping for a human to jump in so their progeny would be Cthulhu.

What? His name WAS "Love Craft".

Agree, you can clearly see their ceramic wire insulators at 1:45.

As to what caused it, looks like melt water caused lubrication between an extended slanted field of topsoil and a clay base. I live near a beach with a eighty-foot cliff that's quite similar, and in the earliest spring, large chunks of it slide down along that wet clay to pool at the bottom. In this case, the hills are so distant that the pressure became huge enough to completely bulldoze everything in front of it.

I dub it a "slowvalanche".