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What Happens when you Copy a VHS Tape 23 Times?
What is VHS Grandad? Is it something you used in the war?
Campfire Smoke Slicer Laser
>> ^FlowersInHisHair:
18650 batteries!?
I think 18650 is the type of battery, not the amount of batteries used.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes#Round_lithium-ion_rechargeable
Styrofoam: Meet Acetone!
It's The Dip!
"That's one dead shoe, eh boss?"
600 lb Black Marlin Jumps in Boat and Lands on the Crew
Lana, Lana, Lana, LANAAA ... dangerzone!
Cobra Derringer 22 Magnum
Noisy Cricket.
QI: Stephen Fry trys to Relax Alan Davies' Sphincter
>> ^Yogi:
>> ^sillma:
Oh man, why did I watch this. I have to wait 2 weeks for this episode to come out
Torrents?
Also who cares, can't ever watch an episode of QI enough!
Even torrents won't help here yet. Episode 5 of this series only just aired on the BBC this Friday. From the Youtube description this is a preview of episode 7. (Although the Wikipedia page suggests it's episode 6, so there might be only 1 week to wait, not two.)
Crash Course: World War I
>> ^criticalthud:
Great vid but a little hazy on what started the war. There were the official reasons, and then the actual reasons. At this point history shows that the lead up and start of WWI was largely about geopolitics: 3rd world empires with their cheap resources and the rise of oil and technology. Even in that day and age, nations were quick to understand the importance and advantages of access to energy, especially oil, and other resources and raw materials. The only question was how the world and it's resources were to be divided.
it's pretty important to get this aspect right, because nothing has really changed, and geopolitical considerations dictate the foreign policy of most major countries, especially the US.
Yup, my favourite presentation of this information is:
http://videosift.com/video/Robert-Newmans-History-of-Oil
It's 45 minutes long, but an excellent mix of standup comedy and facts.
Underwater mystery "crop circles"
Was hoping for some video footage of them making the formation, still very cool though.
What if money was no object?
>> ^Enzoblue:
I have one nephew that only wants to play video games and sleep until 3pm, and one that feels his sole purpose in life is to hump his new smoking hot GF. Suggestions?
Maybe just follow their example? Sounds awesome to me too!
Star Wars NO!
As I started watching I was thinking that since there were
sixthree films there'd be enough dialogue to do this with any common word, but that really did seem like a lot by the end.Parrot Sings Yo Ho A Pirates Life for Me
... and really bad eggs ...
Bill Burr - How to Argue with a Woman and Win
>> ^LukinStone:
Ah yes, the campaign of victory.
Thought he said "champagne of victory", as in shake the bottle and spray it everywhere.
Ben Folds Five and Fraggle Rock "DO IT ANYWAY"
Needs more trash heap, but I'll upvote anyway.
Showering Without Arms
Washing your feet thoroughly is even more important when you have to use your feet to wash your hair.
Damn, that was impressive!
Did David Mitchell Proof Read Dictionaries For A Living?
"You spelt this word incorrectly on page 6, I wasn't completely sure at first, but I checked in another dictionary."
"But that's the correct spelling of 'incorrectly'."
"Yes, but it shouldn't be on page 6, we're still in the As"