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The Greatest Shot In Television
bitterbug"Bollocks. I muffed it. Let's do that again!"
Accident At Blake's Truck
bitterbugBoomers put a nazi in the white house.
They need to learn to take responsibility.
He's gonna have to pay for the yellow arrow sign he took down. Kids need to learn to take responsibility.
Extremely subtle product placement
bitterbugTerry Serpico. But everyone mixes them up.
Hey there's Anthony Michael Hall in this Ford commercial. And detective Kellerman from Homicide.
Backdraft training (wait for it)
bitterbugLook for flashover videos too.
Nothing like seeing the fire on one side of the room and you think your safe, to get to the exit but the superheated gases travelling along the ceiling over your head dip down and ignite the opposite side of the room on fire.
I WAS SAFE YOU IDIOT!
bitterbugLifehack: When you release animals back into the wild, give them shelter...
Terrible flaw in expensive crowdfunded padlock
bitterbugThe *average* padlock isn't. But there are very high quality locks in the 80 dollar plus range that protect against people with tools.
They may not stop someone from getting past them in an isolated spot, but they're hardened enough that a person with a grinder will need 15 or more minutes ... and with that kind of noise and risk of attention it's not worth it.
So buddy goes and knocks off your master lock with a hammer
Meh, padlocks are not for securing valuable property or for securing property against someone with any sort of tools at all. They are for preventing opportunistic theft. 30 seconds to defeat the lock is plenty long enough for that. Of course, that is a pretty stupid design, so good video nonetheless. If I owned one already, a little solder or permanent loctite on the inner screws would probably do the trick.
Mostly though, The lock company lost me at $100 for the lock. A traditional dial is not *that* hard to work and I'd be worried about false negatives and dead batteries even with a high-quality finger print reader. Just buy a $10 padlock at the hardware store to lock up your garbage cans, or proper u-lock or quality cable to lock up your $600 bicycle (ie, something that will require 15 minutes to defeat).
Baby Elephant doesn't know it is a promo
bitterbugThis is better than an uneventful scripted ad
Close encounters of the Canadian kind
bitterbugMissed one by about the same distance one day in New Brunswick. It was a heck of a way to see one in person for the first time.
Whoa, We Did Not Realize Helicopters Could Do This
bitterbugLooks like a render. The specular highlights are way too bright.
Storm The Dog Rescues Fawn From Drowning
bitterbugStorm looks like a wet pyrenees. They're VERY protective of little animals. Mine's a big softy.
When you potentially get to sue Coca-Cola for infringement
bitterbugYup. When I was a little kid in the 70s my drunk neighbors would take their Firebirds and Dusters "out for a rip".
Those were also the days when nobody cared they were driving drink on the local roads like they were the Duke boys
Odd, as a Canadian (from Ontario even), I've never heard of this guy or his video and "out for a rip" has generally been a well established phrase used by motorheads for who knows how long - but certainly well before 2015. Still, best of luck, definitely shouldn't let massive corporations get away with trademark infringement; they certainly don't look the other way when the little guys accidentally slip up.
Just Following Instructions
bitterbugStand up against button bullying. #JustPressNo
Man falls Off Motorcycle
bitterbugI saw a picture of a guy whose lower jaw had been torn off sitting in Emergency. There was nothing to put back.
I'd never wear any less than a full-face helmet after seeing that.
Good advocacy for a fully closed helmet that covers your whole face (among other gear)
That really did not look good.
Nope
bitterbugHe missed out on an awesome experience.
There were skunks living under the tree in our front yard in Toronto, and when I'd sit on the front steps the babies would all come over and stand up in a line with their noses peeking over the bottom step.
Don't bother the family and nobody gets sprayed. You really have to harass or scare them for it to happen.
Pandamonium as a lady just tries to do her job
bitterbugA bit of cleaning, plus enrichment and fun for the pandas, and entertainment for the visitors
Pretty sure this is exactly what's supposed to be happening. Otherwise she'd just sweep the leaves under the door and collect them on the other side.