Yep, he's known for being a bit over the top. He's Canadian, but based in Berlin with the band.
>> ^PlayhousePals:

Fancy Dancy feather duster King Kahn is sportin' =o)

Fancy Dancy feather duster King Kahn is sportin' =o)

This was the other video that I couldn't remember before:

http://videosift.com/video/Middle-aged-Australian-Garden-Hose-Feather-Duster-Beatboxer

Thanking you for the "Quality" me dude
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*quality

Wow, who knew a feather duster would be so darn musical! Noice... very noice.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Mr Curly, Feather Duster, Garden Hose, Beatboxing' to 'Mr Curly, Feather Duster, Garden Hose, Beatboxing, Linsey Pollak' - edited by oritteropo

Wow...just wow. You're absolutely right, the movie is amazing. Part 2 tomorrow night!>> ^rottenseed:

>> ^Stormsinger:
This movie keeps showing up on my recommendations from Netflix. Looks like they were right, I'm going to have to see the whole thing now.
The feather-duster was the final straw.

Best kung fu movie I've ever seen...also just a great fucking movie in general. Part 2 delivers as well.

>> ^Stormsinger:

This movie keeps showing up on my recommendations from Netflix. Looks like they were right, I'm going to have to see the whole thing now.
The feather-duster was the final straw.


Best kung fu movie I've ever seen...also just a great fucking movie in general. Part 2 delivers as well.

This movie keeps showing up on my recommendations from Netflix. Looks like they were right, I'm going to have to see the whole thing now.

The feather-duster was the final straw.

>> ^kulpims:
this might be the solution to your problems, dag
"...and for 500$ dag won't reveal what blankfist proposed to usesprosac in a private message last week"


If I know navy men, it had something to do with feather-dusters, high-heels, and hard alcohol.

He doesn't really look very nimble enough to be able to really take advantage of the extra second a roll of toilet paper flying past the cat's face might buy ...

... he should take fishing rod or long pole, tie a rope and a feather duster to it and sling it around near the cat ...

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
>> ^joedirt:
Big straw man.. "given the alternative"
I could point to 100 internet videos right now showing taser use and in every case it was never the situation where you might draw down on a suspect. It is a convenience tool now used for compliance. Yes, they can be safe and useful and save lives in certain situations, but the majority of the use ends up being lazy or "bad" cops using it for sadism or efficiency of results or just for compliance.

Failing to comply to an officer is a sure fire way to be detained and/or shot with a high voltage electric probe...or a gun. As most any lawyer will tell you, you can avoid the crime but you can't avoid the ride. There is a difference between police brutality and police powers of aresting.
Your argument is actually the straw men in this case as it is the lawful responsibility for a person to abide by the lawful requests of an officer. Any diviation from this results in a use of force by the officer to be determinded by his discresion...and when you are putting yourself at someones discression expect to experince pain and/or humiliation.
I don't know what your would rather when people are being hostile or standoffish with the police. Would you rather them have to call 4 other officers with feather dusters and tickle a person into submision? If so, none of us would get any protection because the police officers hands would be so tied because of their inability to reasonably enforce the laws.
I understand the problems you have though, I too also worry about police abusing their powers. That is the subject of a different conversation though. In short, if you act in unlawful defiance of an officer expect a hard body check to the floor at minimum and a cold electric probe in your flesh at a maximum.


this

Feather dusters don't live very long... a few months, usually. They are unable to fly and have difficulty moving around, eating and seeing. The mutation causes their bodies to redirect vital nutrition to constant feather growth at the expense of muscle growth.

Umm...those aren't feather dusters...those are, quite possibly, one of the cruelest implements used in a bullfight (provided the toreador is a good swordsman and doesn't botch the killing blow) - the banderillas (barbed sticks that are stabbed into the bull near his first wound to weaken him from blood loss and enrage him into making more fearsome charges).

Heh, the mashup itself is actually really good.

I can't stand the video though.

The matador seems to have the blood dripping out of his mouth at select times, both before and after he gets hit by the truck.

Then he stabs the truck with feather dusters.

Then the feather dusters disappear.

Then every few shots you see them back in the grill of the truck.

the sword also seems to come and go..

Ahh well, upvote anyway.