reactions to the mountain viper fight GoT - spoilers has been added as a related post - related requested by Lilithia on that post.

'The Mountain & the Viper' Fight Scene (Denial Version) GoT has been added as a related post - related requested by Lilithia.

For everyone else who hoped for a different outcome: http://videosift.com/video/The-Mountain-the-Viper-Fight-Scene-Denial-Version-GoT

Tags for this video have been changed from 'reactions, got, game of thrones, mountain, viper, the tears' to 'reactions, got, game of thrones, mountain, viper, the tears, spoiler' - edited by MrFisk

Hihi,

I was just wondering, if it is just me OR - whenever I promote a video of @PlayhousePals, it does not show up any bigger than any normal video on the page. Everything else that's under 'Featured *Promoted Video' shows up bigger (when I flip throgh the 'Next Featured Video'... I tried this on Firefox, IE and Chrome, and they ALL show her video as 'normail' size.

Thanks:)

EDIT: The same with lv_hunter 's video:
http://videosift.com/video/reactions-the-the-mountain-viper-fight-GoT
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(and
http://videosift.com/video/The-Star-Wars-Nerdgasm-Choir)

Windshield vipers....

So its time to use those things in cars, like in Viper. They can scout ahead and make you even able to overtake in bends!
Though, I dont think they can keep up with a car driving 60 mph, much less scout ahead of it.

>> ^VoodooV:

holy shit. the show found a home or are they just finally airing what they DID make?


They are airing the pilot they already produced as a webseries, split into several short webisodes, over the course of several months. Afterwards, the complete pilot is supposed to be aired as a special on Syfy. As far as I know, the show was already canceled.

>> ^fuzzyundies:

I've had habusake (pit viper liquor). It tasted like cinnamon and dead snake.


You sir (?) have a much more adventurous palate than I. I salute you =oD

I've had habusake (pit viper liquor). It tasted like cinnamon and dead snake.

The viper launching from the battlestar.

I've heard that scientists have been cross-breeding these with the rattlesnake & have come up with the deadly "Viber Viper"

*wtf

It's Viper from the Hardy Bucks!

I didn't know that. Thanks for the information mate .
In reply to this comment by xxovercastxx:
>> ^steroidg:

Cool as it is, the title of this video is an over statement. Not all snake venoms does that. My understanding of the subject is that by example hemotoxin produced by vipers destroys red blood cells which prevents blood clotting.


You're half right: not all venoms are coagulants. You're also right that vipers have hemotoxic venom.

But vipers and their hemotoxic venom are exactly the ones that often have this coagulant effect. Venom can be hemotoxic and still be either coagulant or anticoagulant. Neither is necessarily implied.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_venom#Some_effects

There's lots of non-venomous snakes that have anticoagulants, too. The bites aren't especially bad or painful, they just bleed like hell.

>> ^steroidg:

Cool as it is, the title of this video is an over statement. Not all snake venoms does that. My understanding of the subject is that by example hemotoxin produced by vipers destroys red blood cells which prevents blood clotting.


You're half right: not all venoms are coagulants. You're also right that vipers have hemotoxic venom.

But vipers and their hemotoxic venom are exactly the ones that often have this coagulant effect. Venom can be hemotoxic and still be either coagulant or anticoagulant. Neither is necessarily implied.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_venom#Some_effects

There's lots of non-venomous snakes that have anticoagulants, too. The bites aren't especially bad or painful, they just bleed like hell.