In an nutshell, that's what I was wondering because I didn't understand the math. Thought I could have some fun with the question.

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6 star points.

Loved this entire series.

No way.

Does a great job of matching the footage from COMPLETELY different cultures into a single fluid mashup (although it does get a bit too random in the middle).

heehee.

The videogame music sold the eia action.

See what I did there?

Really well made, although the music gets a tad irritating after a while.

Maybe we need an * eii category (evolution in inaction?) I wouldn't give this guy too much hope if he keeps trying stuff like this.

It might be shopped, but they did a really good job if so. Why I'm saying that: The camera "jumps" (not "moves") to a different scene just before the guy gets to the ramp (00:17), but the car's sound is continuous. Might've just been two cameras and some splicing afterward though.

Does need a * timeshift for the slo-mo replay at the end though.

Funny how accents get applied sometimes.

When the commentator introduced her, I thought he shouted "Yuck!".

I suppose it's a better answer than "Your wuv muffin"...

I know how he did this.

You know that bionic hand he had in "I, Robot"?

He never gave it back after filming.

..bloody cliffhanger at the end. grr...

DID HE LIVE??! WELL?? DID HE!??

...gonna friggin' lie awake all night wondering about that now...

What, you've never seen a twitch before?

(bare upvote because of the ad that was even more in your face than the footage)

SPOILER: SOLUTION FOLLOWS.
Each time you fold it, tear the result in half along the fold. Keep one half to continue folding with, and stuff the other half down someone's cleavage.

You might lose the bet on a technicality, but who cares?

He calmed down nicely in the last half though, right about at the "Holy shit, They're all laughing!" realization.

This is the "before" footage of Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny. Then the hair tonic prank occurred, and things went very, very bad...

I would have liked to hear those two go at it for another half-hour or so. Schiff didn't get a chance to say precisely what he thinks the government should do to keep America functioning through the pain of fixing the situation. As per the first comment here, he's pointing out how he thinks the proposed surgery will kill the patient, but didn't talk (or get a chance to) about what he thinks the operation should really be.

I don't know much about this, but giving people money to pay off the houses that they shouldn't be able to afford anyway just seems like a bad idea to me.