>> ^PHJF:
not sure if sin or cosine...
Just enjoy the video, you don't have to go off on a tangent.

>> ^quantumushroom:

Somebody has some competition.


Nyan eel!

hypnotizing. *promote *quality

"Pick mee, pick meeeeee!"

....or I simply hypnotize you with Techo-Dubstep-Multi-Media-Ass-Banner

If Obama's got the bully pulpit, why doesn't he, once and for all, tactfully address these outright lies on the part of the opposition Right and the Faux Noise corporation, so as to, at the very least, reveal that he's hip to the charade?

Surely, some of those hypnotized Faux Noise viewers in the middle of the country would break out of their trance temporarily and perhaps wake-up to the bullshit that's being fed to them...

Or does that "stoop" the dignity of the Office?
Seems to me, letting his words get twisted like this is just asking to get trounced in November.

Lulz >> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^legacy0100:
Hey, I've never heard of this band. This is pretty good!
Oh shoot, he committed suicide

Do you own or rent the rock you live under ?

(bahahahahahahahha)

>> ^legacy0100:

Hey, I've never heard of this band. This is pretty good!
Oh shoot, he committed suicide


Do you own or rent the rock you live under ?



(bahahahahahahahha)

>> ^legacy0100:

Hey, I've never heard of this band. This is pretty good!
Oh shoot, he committed suicide


Honest question - Are you not from North America?

this is "Believe Me" not "Hypnotized".

>> ^lurgee:

this and Bob Welch is dead


Fixed, song still blows though. I am moving on to gypsy woman.

Positively hypnotic. It's like juggling with a dash of magic =oO

Perfect musical accompaniment ... wouldn't want to get in a staring contest with him [I'd burst out laughing or, be so hypnotized I'd forget to breathe] =oI

damn, that video is hypnotic. it screwed my vision for a second afterwards. Upvote

Still amazing. They are wildly hypnotic.

Also from the Wikipedia:

Zolpidem (Ambien) may provide short-lasting but effective improvement in symptoms of aphasia present in some survivors of stroke. The mechanism for improvement in these cases remains unexplained and is the focus of current research by several groups, to explain how a drug which acts as a hypnotic-sedative in people with normal brain function, can paradoxically increase speech ability in people recovering from severe brain injury. Use of zolpidem for this application remains experimental at this time, and is not officially approved by any pharmaceutical manufacturers of zolpidem or medical regulatory agencies worldwide