Interesting perspectives. Slight deviation of topic - I don't get why most of these people had subtitles since they were speaking English. There was a lass at 3m20s who wasn't speaking English, other than her everyone else spoke decent enough English to be understood.

Thanks, AC!
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My daughter does a really great impression of Joby's owner, considering she's a 13 year old English lass, but my god it's getting old. Both of my kids quote parts of that video at least once a day, it seems there is always room for, "whatcha doin' dawg?" or "that's the nastiest thaaaang". They even sing the autotuned version, which drives me up the wall! But it's still hilarious and this is brilliant and deserves a *promote

My daughter does a really great impression of Joby's owner, considering she's a 13 year old English lass, but my god it's getting old. Both of my kids quote parts of that video at least once a day, it seems there is always room for, "whatcha doin' dawg?" or "that's the nastiest thaaaang". They even sing the autotuned version, which drives me up the wall! But it's still hilarious and this is brilliant and deserves a *promote

Lass, truth is that if they're assholes online, they're most likely assholes offline. It's just offline they hold their tongue because they know the consequences can catch up with them. I find the internet is great for seeing someone's true colours. Sage advice though, just because someone has the ability to be a twat, doesn't mean they have to prove it.

Bachelor film project 2011 from The Animation Workshop.

As long as anyone can remember, the coming of The Undertaker has meant the coming of death. Until one day the grim promise fails and tension builds as the God fearing townsfolk of Backwater wait for someone to die

By: Bo Mathorne, Tue T. Sørensen, Arthur Gil Larsen, Rie C. Nymand, Mads Simonsen, Thomas H. Grønlund, Esben Jacob Sloth, Martin Holm-Grevy

Bo Mathorne - Director
Arthur Gil Larsen - Animation Lead
Mads Simonsen - Technical director
Thomas Grønlund - Animator
Rie Nymand - Animator
Esben Sloth - Art Director
Martin Holm-Grevy - Environment lead
Tue Toft Sørensen - Animator

Music composed and performed by:
Sons of Perdition

Voice actors:
The Tramp: Zebulon Whatley
The Minister: Lucien Dodge
Bubba: Phillip Sacramento
Towns people: Laura Post

Supervisors:
Michelle Nardone - Production supervisor
Katrine Talks - Production supervisor
Jessie Roland - Animation supervisor
Christian Kuntz - Animatic supervisor
Patrick Voetberg - Editing supervisor
Sunit Parekh-Gaihede - CG supervisor
Jared Embley - Rigging supervisor
Thomas Christensen - Sound supervisor
Svend Nordby - Technical supervisor

Consultants:
Peter Albrechtsen - Sound design consultant
Michael Valeur - Story consultant
Andrew Harris - CG Consultant
Mads Juul - Animatic consultant
Saschka Unseld - 3D animatic consultant
Anna Kubik - 3D animatic consultant
Jericca Cleland - Story consultant
Marec Fritzinger - Design consultant
Tomm Moore - Design consultant
Lawrence Marvit - Design consultant
Niels Bach - Background consultant

Thanks to:
Lasse Niragira Rasmussen - Additional animation
Jeppe Bro Døcker - Additional animation
Morten Thorning - Moral guidance
Oliver Kirchhoff - Scripting
Those Poor Bastards - Inspiration
Robert Bennett - Voice work
Lostandtaken.com - Textures
Friends and family

>> ^Quboid:

DiCaprio was in Ellen?
He's so handsome, he can even turn the lesbians. Give this man an Oscar now, or we will all suffer his wrath!


Egads, if he can turn the lasses from chasing lasses, what hope do us chums stand! Guard your corn holes!

Sweet and she seems like an appreciative lass, but potentially threatened by being *spoiled rotten, IMHO.

I've vowed never to take my child to Disneyland or indoctrinate him into the cult of Disney until he's well past his formative years. But that's just me.

Aye up lass.

It's like finding out that drop dead gorgeous lass from high school grew up to be a drug addled crack whore.

>> ^jubuttib:

>> ^ghark:
great running, I have vivid memories of an Olympic event - 10km track I think, and a Kenyan runner tripped over and lost like 50m to the pack - he literally went nuts and within a lap had sprinted to the front of the pack again - adrenaline ftw.
Lasse Virén also pulled off something very similar in the 10k @ 1972 Olympics.


That's a 10k...that makes sense you have a LOT of time and you can make it up if you put in an incredible performance. 600 meters is not very far, so making up the distance in that short amount of space and time you have is ridiculous. The only excuse is that they're not really at the top of their game...they rabbited themselves out at the beginning or something.

>> ^ghark:

great running, I have vivid memories of an Olympic event - 10km track I think, and a Kenyan runner tripped over and lost like 50m to the pack - he literally went nuts and within a lap had sprinted to the front of the pack again - adrenaline ftw.
Lasse Virén also pulled off something very similar in the 10k @ 1972 Olympics.

>> ^rich_magnet:

Freeze-frame it. First jumper clears by about 1m. The shadows match the background and the curvature of the ground. CSI the heck out of it: I think it's real and these guys are nutbars. I thought fake at first, and maybe it is. A good fake if so.


This is legit. Jokke Sommer is a well known wingsuit jumper http://jokkesommer.com/ This is from a Norwegian TV show, called Oppdrag Sognefjorden, about extreme sports, it might be region blocked, but you can watch it here: http://www.nrk.no/programmer/sider/oppdrag_sognefjorden/

I havent seen the show, but i recognize at least one of the guys sitting there, the one with the grey sweater is Lasse Kjus, an ex-alpine rider

This video has been declared a duplicate by the original submitter; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by Sagemind.

*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Amateur-Lasse-Gjertsen-Brilliant-Editing

Reminds me of this video: http://videosift.com/video/Amateur-Lasse-Gjertsen-Brilliant-Editing