Shut up Wesley!

You didn't catch Cary Elwes' (i.e., Wesley from the Princess Bride)'s *wilhelm!

The Venetian masters that Wesley studied with are Lucio Bubacco, and Vittorio Costantini... and the latter has previously featured in a video on the sift:

*related=http://videosift.com/video/Vittorio-Costantini-Fantastic-Glass-Blower

There is more of his work featured on mostlyglass.

Glass insect sculptor Wesley Fleming - The Flameworker has been added as a related post - related requested by oritteropo on that post.

You might like this one, on a glass insect sculptor from Western Massechusetts:

http://videosift.com/video/Glass-insect-sculptor-Wesley-Fleming-The-Flameworker

"But Wesley...." @ 31:18 (I'm not sure I would have been able to refrain from that either)

You can all can go to hell. Wesley, forever! he is, and always will be.. Human!

Shut up Wesley.

Wesley Willis has some advice...

The music is a song by Wesley Willis.

Tags for this video have been changed from '4chan, mountain dew, online contest, lol' to '4chan, mountain dew, online contest, lol, Wesley Willis' - edited by Trancecoach

Had to upvote for Wesley Willis.

>> ^ReverendTed:

facepalm
I just called length on my own video. I think it's time for sleep.


Now that's funny.
Nighty night.

False, the court has ruled many times that the sixteenth amendment grants the federal government the right to collect a direct income tax. Arguments to the contrary have been routinely ruled as frivolous resulting in additional frivolity fines for wasting the court's time. That's how dumb these arguments are.

The IRS is just a bureau of the treasury. The treasury doesn't need a law telling it how it can organize itself. So long as it operates within the scope of its powers, it can create any bureaus it wants. Congress passes income tax rates any time they pass a tax bill, often with the annual budget (with the powers granted to it by the sixteenth amendment to the constitution). The IRS is part of the executive and thus is charged with enforcing congress' laws. It's as simple as that. These arguments hold no water whatsoever.

>> ^MonkeySpank:

I agree!
I know of the Snipes story. It's sad.
I would value everyone's opinion with regards to this, but personally, I think this is a non-law that is strictly enforced.
>> ^skinnydaddy1:
Right. Ok As nice as this sounds if you try not to pay you could end up in jail. There have been thousands of people who have tried it and thousands are now having to deal with the consequences of that stupidity. Wesley Snipes is one such person.

I agree!
I know of the Snipes story. It's sad.
I would value everyone's opinion with regards to this, but personally, I think this is a non-law that is strictly enforced.

>> ^skinnydaddy1:

Right. Ok As nice as this sounds if you try not to pay you could end up in jail. There have been thousands of people who have tried it and thousands are now having to deal with the consequences of that stupidity. Wesley Snipes is one such person.