The spider in this video is about the size of that quarter. Orb Weavers are very common in the US common enough for a person running in the Forrest to get hit in the face by. The largest spider species known is the Goliath Bird Eater.

That's not a spider, this is a spider

*promote btw did anyone else notice the orb that comes into view at 1:47? I've seen these on other shuttle footage and they always seem to cut the feed once these come into view.

hello? Royskopp
Orb
vangelis
Hallucninogen and other fav from the 90s



also NIN and KMFDM is industrial. period. not electronica. Sorry i am such a douche.

>> ^Payback:
>> ^rougy:
Where did they learn that drama?
Am I the only one disturbed by the fact
That every present was at the same time
A gift to that floating orb in the background?

The hell you talking about? He WAS HAPPY to get the first two presents too. THEY WERE BOOKS.


Your humor is subtle, and inscrutable (irredeemable).

We'll be fast friends.

Cheers.

(did you buy it? Instead of, you know, the last time)

>> ^rougy:
Where did they learn that drama?
Am I the only one disturbed by the fact
That every present was at the same time
A gift to that floating orb in the background?


The hell you talking about? He WAS HAPPY to get the first two presents too. THEY WERE BOOKS.

Where did they learn that drama?

Am I the only one disturbed by the fact
That every present was at the same time
A gift to that floating orb in the background?

I love Nick Drake. I have everything by him.

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Home PC

1. Ventures - Rma Bunk Shush
60s/70s instrumental band still active today I believe.

2. Delta Force - Main Theme
Theme to a popular Novalogic online game. I used to play this obsessively.

3. Nick Drake - Man in a shed
/wrists stuff.

4. Lil' Flip and Judge Dredd - Glocks Up
Houston hiphop/rap mixtape

5. Lamb of God - 11th Hour
Metal, I nearly got to see them live but they canceled a show in Ottawa.

6. 07 - Easy Street
Random chillout minimal track. Most probably from M_nus.

7. Ventures - Frosty
More classic instrumental tracks.

8. The Roots - The Web
Hip hop live band?

9. Portishead - Better Things
Who doesn't know Portishead?

10. The Orb - Tong Poo
Who doesn't know the Orb?

Home PC

1. Ventures - Rma Bunk Shush
60s/70s instrumental band still active today I believe.

2. Delta Force - Main Theme
Theme to a popular Novalogic online game. I used to play this obsessively.

3. Nick Drake - Man in a shed
/wrists stuff.

4. Lil' Flip and Judge Dredd - Glocks Up
Houston hiphop/rap mixtape

5. Lamb of God - 11th Hour
Metal, I nearly got to see them live but they canceled a show in Ottawa.

6. 07 - Easy Street
Random chillout minimal track. Most probably from M_nus.

7. Ventures - Frosty
More classic instrumental tracks.

8. The Roots - The Web
Hip hop live band?

9. Portishead - Better Things
Who doesn't know Portishead?

10. The Orb - Tong Poo
Who doesn't know the Orb?

It's sad that people laugh at a video like this. Obviously, what's occurring is what pediatricians call "Orb Mind Control". For years, the medical community has known that orbs have the ability to control people's minds. Even mainstream Hollywood has known about this phenomenon since 1981's animated classic Heavy Metal. "Balls", as children commonly call them, have been known to control the minds of young people for hundreds of years. Just look at high profile cases such as Michael Jordan, who's advanced case of OMC made him come out of retirement and win ANOTHER 3 straight NBA championships in a row. Or look at the Tragic case of Barry Bonds, who engaged in steroid use under OMC, and has lived his life with no conscious knowledge of it.

Yet this video demonstrates a rare sub-type. Because of the aspherical design of the football, the ball is unable to assume complete control of the boy's mind. So, while it's obvious that the ball is attempting to get the child to murder his father, and ingest his fresh, juicy brain, the ball is never able to fully coordinate the movements of the child, and we see the rare physical manifestation of "Orb Mind Control Imperfectus", which has been known to silicone valley game designers, and has been incorporated into mainstream media, through what gamers commonly refer to as a "glitch". Thus the boy's movements perfectly mimic any one of the cheat-accessible glitches that have become commonplace today.

It's a sad case really.

In case anyone was wondering, that was a spiny orb weaver.

And spiders aren't insects Kip.

This is what I love about videos like this. Which is more likely? A long, black balloon? Or a spaceship from another planet that has somehow managed to break the laws of physics and travel an unbelievable distance to earth and NOT make contact with us?

It is just astounding that if you show this video to a UFO freak he will unilaterally accept option B as the "obvious" choice.

Along these lines are the "orbs" which have repeattedly been debunked as artifacts cause by light, being out of focus and dust particles, and yet people are quite convinced that they are ghosts, ufos, other paranormal phenomenon...

UFOs are in my opinion just like any other religion. People buy into it and see what they want to see and there is usually nothing you can say, do, or prove with actual science to convince them otherwise.

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

OK, deeep breath everyone.

Lucky and I are but two people. We rely on the community to bring problems to our attention. We act on what we are told or what we see. I'm afraid that's how a self-policed community like this works. We try to be pro-active where possible but VideoSift has gotten too big to police everything. We don't have an all-seeing orb.

Berticus is a good dude - and I'm sorry we had to suspend him for 2 weeks - but we're doing our best to be even-handed and consistent with the rules.

Upvote for "these great orbs....bloody hell"..

I LOVED "Little Fluffy Clouds by the Orb" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWMIXgCaJPQ

And I love this MORE!

Wiki:
[Early spiders] were probably ground dwelling predators of other primitive arthropods. Silk may have been used simply as a protective covering for the eggs, a lining for a retreat hole, and later perhaps for simple ground sheet web and trapdoor construction.

As plant and insect life diversified so also did the spider's use of silk. Spiders with spinnerets at the end of the abdomen (Mygalomorphae and Araneomorphae) appeared more than 250 million years ago, presumably promoting the development of more elaborate sheet and maze webs for prey capture both on ground and foliage, as well as the development of the safety dragline.

By the Jurassic, the sophisticated aerial webs of the orb weaving spiders had already developed to take advantage of the rapidly diversifying groups of insects