Abbott and Costello did it better.

I don't know who's doing the audio clip, but I know that this sketch was not originally done by the Three Stooges. It was Abbott and Costello! Could we maybe change the description?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who's_on_First%3F

I see that you have quite a bit of MMA knowledge, rembar. I guess time will only tell if Kimbo is a great fighter, they cancelled the fight with him and Tank Abbott so it will be a while before we see him in a professional fight. I wouldn't compare him to Bob Sapp though, Bob's all muscles with no stamina, after a minute of every fight he looks like he's going to pass out with his heavy breathing. There's something about Kimbo, more then just the skills he has(or lack of) (punches, muay thai kicks, grappling holds) he has no sense of fear or hesitation that you see in other fighters, he's almost like Iron Mike of the 80s (for me anyways).

When a mostly-wimpy pop-rock band like Nickelback eulogizes someone from a thrash-metal band in a song ("Side of a Bullet"), you know that the entire musical community recognized what they accomplished. Rest in peace, "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott.

Hurray for insects!
Some recent favs:
7th Guest Intro
Bob Barker’s final Price is Right
Abbott and Costello Math Problem
And some older ones:
Family guy—The Freakin’ FCC
Weird and Evil DirecTV Commercial
Guys open Beer Bottles using a Helicopter
And probably your highest rated thus far (?)
Darth Vader being a Smart Arse
Congrats!

Rest In Peace, "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott, 1966-2004.

This vid is taken almost directly from Edwin Abbott's flatland.

Gotta love these quantum vids - the double slit experiment one is a great illustration.

Second plug for Abbott's Flatland - amazing read, especially when you consider that it was written in the 1880s!

The analogy at the beginning is from one of my favorite books, James A. Abbott's "Flatland." The whole book is spectacular (very short and highly recommended) and gives perspective to the concept of higher-numbered dimensions.