The way they got stuck on level 3 drove me up the wall... My oldest, who's now 11, probably played it first around 6 or 7 and didn't get confused until level 8 or so (if I recall properly).

That all said, it still is probably one of the most perfectly well designed games ever, at least in terms of how it eases you into each lesson during the tutorial levels. I'd also guess we'd see a Portal 3 before a Half Life 3. I'd think they are afraid of HL3 at this point...

I guess he was expecting the audience to not shit all over one of the worlds oldest forms of music..?

Pretty disgraceful behavior from the audience, and judges alike...that they didnt know what that was is a damn shame too.

Some of the guys at my work were talking about this very ship at lunch earlier this week. One had gone on vacation recently to Boston and somehow it came up that this is the oldest ship still in active service.

I'm in the process of rearing 6 boys, oldest is 7 years. I wouldn't stop recording either. The greatest danger is the boy will now seek greater adrenaline rushes later in life.

My oldest brother fancies himself as a guitar player, and EVERYTIME he covers something, this is one of the three songs he plays, and wants someone to sing with him. It's basically the same as me picking up a bass guitar and playing Tom Sawyer, except I stopped doing that 30 years ago because nobody wants to hear you play the same thing everytime you play.

Now everytime he does it, people loudly groan in disgust. lol

A downvote doesn't prevent people from seeing your vid, although if you have the list sorted by hotness it will move it a long way down. I always view unsifted sorted by age, oldest first.

I watched your vid, but as I'm neither a fan of Maher or of the opinion that you shouldn't have posted the vid, I moved on without voting either way.

I'll second the comments above, there is no conspiracy here, it's just how the sift works.

I am somewhat surprised that this discussion has, with one notable exception, remained mostly civil.

Wait, you think that servicemen didn't have to face children in Iraq that fought for the insurgency, be it bomb-strapped or not? Because honey, that shit's above board. If on the other hand you are suggesting that this woman is somehow glamorizing war and dismissing the importance of Iraqi lives, that's another matter, but converting children to your cause is the oldest and easiest trick in the book. It happened in Vietnam, it happens every single day in your pick of war-torn African nations, and it sure as shit is happening as we speak in Iraq and Afghanistan.

One of the oldest known texts is a complaint that the ancients had already said everything worth saying, and that dates from almost 5,000 years ago.

There isn't just "someone in the crowd with a microphone". There is a person with a microphone INSTANTLY next to whoever he talks to. Maybe they magically appear there. Or maybe there's hundreds of people holding mic's. OR it's an obvious setup and he has people with mics standing near the actor in the audience that he's going to do the act with? hmm.

I'm not expecting actual magic, but I do enjoy magic performances when they are done well. But this obviously fake, edited and staged bullshit sucks imo.

@lucky760 re. "the fake contacting dead relatives thing". What's simpler? That they researched all the audience members social internet profiles or that Brown had plants in the audience? Oldest trick in the book.

He's been vlogging for six years now. He's had some practice now. It's interesting to see a couple of his oldest videos to see how he's improved.

My oldest child was like that when he was little. Sadly it didn't last.

Don't panic if they do like sweet things when they're a bit older and exposed to them, the important thing is that they will still learn good (or bad!) food habits from their parents.

Newness is just in the order they sifted, hotness has the videosift special sauce to show you the ones trending right now (or that had quality cast on them).

I usually browse front page in hotness mode, but always view unsifted in oldest first order (hide viewed).

Random stuff I found.
These guys are VER PRO Israel.

"The Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation.
Adam and Gila Milstein initially moved to the United States from Israel with their two youngest daughters over 30 years ago.

Today, the Milstein’s two oldest daughters are married to Jews. Their third daughter, who was born in the US, is a pro-Israel activist "
http://www.aish.com/jw/s/Reaching_Israelis_in_America.html


"The Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation believes in strengthening Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people. We do so by supporting several non-profit organizations with similar goals related to this cause. "

"By focusing on college campuses, The Milstein Family Foundation seeks to enhance understanding, increase positive attitudes toward Israel on campus, and establish awareness and knowledge of issues beyond campus borders, thus broadening the perspectives of each student and deepening connections between Americans and the State of Israel."
http://milsteinff.org/

The Milsteins believe in creating synergies between Pro-Israel and Pro-Democracy organizations to empower our young generation to strengthen Democracy, freedom and other Judeo Christian principals in order to combat extremism and anti-Semitism.
http://www.hagerpacific.com/adam_milstein.html

My sister was born in the front seat of our truck. My parents lived on a farm and the house was 30 minutes from the hospital. She was my mom's second child and came along a lot faster then my oldest sister so they thought they had time. From my mom's account when they got to the hospital my sister's head had started coming out so she just layed back on the bench seat of the truck and the person manning the ER had to catch the baby. I think they stayed at the hospital for a couple of hours then headed back out to the farm.

That was in 1971, I bet there are a million different procedures that are different these days.

Seconded. It's not like music suddenly started popping up during the European dark ages.
What they probably meant is "oldest song still regularly sung/covered today".