Looks like annotations are off. If the submitter checks the embed code and removes the two instances of this "&iv_load_policy=3" from the code (if it exists) that may turn them on by default.

Really nicely shot, very nicely presented. He's very enjoyable

"Annotation motherfucker"... nice

r10k, I studied the Bible with a respected religious man; one of the few Americans allowed to view and help decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls. We used an annotated version of the Bible that explained the puns, double meanings and other linguistic aspects that would be lost on someone who just picked up a King James at Barnes & Noble. My Prof. provided context, historical and cultural. He showed us more ancient Mesopotamian mythology that contained stories remarkably similar to those in the Bible. He, a religious man (Jewish), presented the book for what it was, with no apologies or attempts to shield us from the books' many contradictions and logical inconsistencies. Warts and all.

I seem to meet all your criteria for being able to have an opinion on the Bible. I've got context, depth and the instruction of a very wise religious scholar. No offense, but I probably understand this book better than you ever will, and yet....

My critical mind tells me this is mythology, like Zeus, or Beowulf, or Gilgamesh, or Frodo, Bilbo and Dumbledore. These are campfire stories from pre-scientific times that attempt to explain the -then many- mysteries of existence. Those days are gone, and we now know that we are not at the center of the universe, that space isn't made of water, that stars are not lights, that the world is not flat, that humans are part of an evolutionary chain and that the earth is billions of years old. Perhaps it's time to embrace the future, r10k, and leave the cave drawings behind you.

Just one person's opinion.... I could be wrong.

As the Annotations are off on embedded videos, here is the how to do it video:

>> ^deathcow:

promote WTF plz explain someone


There are annotations in English explaining everything, I don't know why they aren't on by default in this. You have to turn them on using the little menu next to the Fullscreen button.

>> ^Xax:

Interesting to see these guys play so zen.
>> ^dannym3141:
I've always wanted to do a kind of video of an average tf2 game, annotated (within the video) to explain what i do and why i do it.

I eagerly await your video.


That sarcasm's a bit harsh isn't it?

Interesting to see these guys play so zen.

>> ^dannym3141:

I've always wanted to do a kind of video of an average tf2 game, annotated (within the video) to explain what i do and why i do it.


I eagerly await your video.

Really interesting. I enjoy this nerdy bollocks though. I used to play for my national squad in TFC a long time ago, and currently i mentor people (competitive community) on how to play scout in tf2. I really enjoy the brain-work of fps games, especially team games.

I love the way that you can put yourself to an advantage by doing certain things to make your opponent play differently or think differently. If your aim is good enough, and you're playing an opponent with an aim good enough, it comes down to whether you can outsmart them and playing for intelligent risk vs. reward choices.

I've always wanted to do a kind of video of an average tf2 game, annotated (within the video) to explain what i do and why i do it.

You can totally see him sliding there along the road but you can't tell unless you know thats him stopping in front of he grey car. CRAZY!

>> ^rychan:

This blog post from the guy in the silver mustang in the video (the car most visible in the dash cam) is quite interesting: http://blog.onedua
lity.com/2010/08/23/accident-on-south-675-here-in-daytonsugarcreek-was-the-worst-thing-ive-ever-witnessed/
He has an annotated video where he points out the driver being ejected, sliding across the highway, and stopping 10 feet in front of his Mustang.

This blog post from the guy in the silver mustang in the video (the car most visible in the dash cam) is quite interesting: http://blog.oneduality.com/2010/08/23/accident-on-south-675-here-in-daytonsugarcreek-was-the-worst-thing-ive-ever-witnessed/

He has an annotated video where he points out the driver being ejected, sliding across the highway, and stopping 10 feet in front of his Mustang.

It's not a mosque. It's a cultural center.

Xenophobes like Pprt are tools who are actually playing into bin Laden's hands. Bin Laden wants people to wage his holy war against. Religious zealots always like fighting with other zealots. Because idiots are prone to violence.

What better way to show bin Laden he's losing by building a cultural center where people can learn about and practice a modern, moderate form of Islam.

Pprt, please educate yourself. At least read a little of the Skeptics Annotated Quran. It seems you don't "know your [supposed] enemy" at all. Sure you could just pick out the "Cruelty and Violence" (the bible has plenty of that too), or maybe you could just click the "Good Stuff" link and find parallels to your own belief system (whatever that may be).

I wish this video came with annotations...

I've changed the embed as the YouTube user removed the original one. Apologies for the annoying annotation in the video, but this one does come in full 1080p glory! Revel in the glory of Harry's scar in high def!

The mom films RudeTube FAQ interview of the two brothers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0wood9iHsc

Notice an annotation at the beginning of the video about where to go to buy a t-shirt.

The channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/wafflepwn


RudeTube's Director's Cut of the Interview:
http://videosift.com/video/Greatest-Freakout-Ever-Interview-Director-s-Cut

http://mlk-kpp01.stanford.edu/

Here's a good resource chock full of MLK's documents, with historical annotation and context. For those who want to go beyond that one famous speech, and learn what the man was really about.

>> ^NadaGeek:

also the reason MLK's speeches are hard to actually hear and see now is because they were all copyrighted .