Add white stripes. It will fool people into thinking you love Zebras or Skunks instead of you being what they don't know about you.

white stripes on black background

Is it just me, or in shot #11 (1:19) does it appear that a giant chunk of the road bed both moved laterally several feet? I mean, isn't that white stripe supposed to be on the left side? Madness.

I absolutely loved the whole color aesthetic thing of the White Stripes. The music is pretty amazing also *promote

White Stripes - Seven Nation Army (3:52 min) has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash.

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It is a runway. Those white stripes are quite long (compared to those you see on the street).

-scheherazade

First, about the leaving room part. In most car racing, you don't have to 'leave room', as long as you don't touch. Cutting off another driver's line is part of racing, you don't just LET other cars pass you, normally. Turning into a car's rear axle, that's NEVER OK in racing (except demolition racing).

Secondly, and more to the point, there WAS room. Not much, but definitely enough. If you look really close, at 21-22 seconds is when the contact happens, and the yellow car is at least 1 foot away from the white line, and no where near the 'run out' (red and white striped 'curb') for the corner. He intentionally turns into the rear of the white car, hitting it instead of just keeping it straight and coming in behind. I don't think he even would have used the run out had he just kept it straight, and certainly wouldn't have been off the track. His other option would be to let off the gas, then move right once the car in front is clear, but then he'd be in second. I think he expected the white car to crash, but not take him with it. He certainly should have known what would happen when he turned into the other car at that speed coming out of a turn, and that it would be terrible.

The car behind has the greater duty to avoid an accident on the track. At least, that's how it was when I did off road racing.

Side note...at :46, I'm pretty sure some poo came out of the guy with the blue flag.

Got some Iggy Azalea and some White Stripes in there...

Not bad stuff, though a bit limited, understandably.

"Opening for Blue Man Group... Put your hands together for Hairy Ginger Solo!"

Yeah OK first part needed sarcasm tags - I loved the track Elite Dangerous used for it's trailer and have become a fan of the band since hearing it.

Wanting them announced for Rock-am-ring is kinda a personnel thing but at the moment I'm highly tempted to drive through 4 countries and cross a sea to go to that festival and Royal Blood's announcement would make it way more of necessity than a vague goal.

As for pointing out it's a two piece? The last good two piece I can remember is the White Stripes and of that two the drummer could arguably not drum very well.

Nice watch but very pop centric. SO many huge riffs never even got a mention. Case in point:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBetudbtRto

My first real introduction to metal when they charts were full of Abba and Boney M.

It's seems weird this is a BBC documentary yet you're as likely to hear of Iron Maiden's achievement's as you to hear of The Prodigy.

Story of the discussion of the riff? They jump from Nivarna (1991) to 7 nation army (2003). But somehow they missed the fact The Prodigy went from a underground dance ground to a rock festival headliner on the basis of this riff back in '95: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l62UTsRQ6qY

Yes "walk this way" was a rap/rock crossover - but this is afaik the first proper metal/underground dance mashup. I honestly hate the fact The Prodigy never get the credit they deserve for bringing so much.

Final point - this UK documentary goes from Nivarna to White Stripes and ignores:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNWCclOqUHw

Very provocative controversial video worthy of a *discussion (so I won't discard), but it is definitely snuff, so I'm redacting the video.

I didn't realize he was holding a knife, but it does seem he was. Not only did the officer(s) yell at him to drop the knife, but the guy with the red-and-white-striped shirt yelled at him "Come on, drop it, bro!" (at 1:38) immediately before the officers started firing.

Seems obvious it's suicide by cop. The officers should not have used a TASER if he was holding a knife and approaching them. Deadly force is definitely necessary in that case. In fact, I think the officer on the left may have even let him get too close as it is. If the guy did want to attack them and wasn't just looking to die, he could have thrust forward and stabbed the officer while he was getting shot.

Sounds a little like White Stripes.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'cruise, ship, horn, seven nations army, germany, harbor' to 'cruise, ship, horn, seven nations army, germany, harbor, white stripes' - edited by lucky760

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