Ha! Love that blue water.

>> ^Sagemind:

I see a new art medium.
What is the lava made of? It looks glassy but what are the ingredients here.
There are so many types of rock - some would be easier to use than others.


Right at the beginning of the video (at the bottom) states they used 610 lbs of rock known as Dresser Trap rock. The same stuff that is on my driveway as we live right across the border from Dresser, Wisconsin where this stuff is mined. Interestingly NASA used dresser trap rock boulders to test the drills for the Moon missions because dresser rock is some of the hardest natural rock that can be found.

Salted in shell.

I wonder what explanation he has for the midnight sun and the lack of sun is in the two polar regions. I would think it likely requires some sort of god to manipulate the sunlight away from and towards the appropriate areas during the correct time of year.

Unfortunately due to frame rate issues they couldn't provide enough lifeboats for all the passengers.

That's fine. I was never quite sold on the idea anyways.

I'm always amused at the painting requires a painter, creation requires a creator argument that Ray loves so much. Of course, the creator never seems to need to be created. Funny how they always leave that bit out.

>> ^Fusionaut:

pfffft... he can only play like two notes at once!


Nah, just aim between keys and you can get 4 notes.

This makes me want to head back to the piano and practice a new piece though!

He may have been ready for the balloon of fire but not the balloon ON fire.

If you try this on a dog breed with lots of wrinkles is there a chance to find some change?

I know that siftbot won't believe this but it's *long and I'm not ashamed about it.

And a One...a two...a three!

Take me outta the ball game. Take me outta the crowd!

Looks like a perfect spot for a new bridge!

Oh yeah! Well, I'm rubber and you're glue!

Cool, but the solid rocket motors were tested in Utah. This was a Space Shuttle Main Engine test.