His jacket blew right off his body.

Holy s***

Does anyone know the greater context of the clip? Is this the nordic equivalent of Mythbusters? It seemed like a perfectly usable house...

I appreciate the idea, especially considering the risk of small particles sailing out, but I really wish the original poster of the video would have bothered for higher quality. What's the point of slo-mo if you're that far out and post a 720 video that looks like it's only half that in resolution.

After watching that, I couldn't have come up with a more apt title for the video myself.

Holy bats, man.

>> ^Kreegath:

Cats fighting looks and sounds way worse than it usually is, especially when it's domesticated animals involved in the fighting. You'll rarely see a fight lead to one of them actually getting mortally wounded. Or if it did lead to the black cat killing the yellow, you'd probably see the black cat more bloodied and with an enormously puffed up tail, definately not as calm as it was when going up the stairs. However, domesticated cats don't fight to the death over territory. This could have been mating season, and the black cat got his way in the stairs, then promptly sauntered off afterwards. Having been a cat owner for over 20 years, I can attest to the ferocity they exhibit during their copulation periods.


So basically you're saying cats fight like pussies?

Undercover cops, take note: THAT'S a good disguise.

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"DID YOU SAY NICK WHEPPART?"

No wonder the dog wanted out.

It really looked like he was trying to Schwarzenegger his neck.

>> ^residue:

@sickio haha, she reminded me of this:



It reminded me of something too:

Does the guy with the mustache to the right of the birthday boy look a bit like that phony psychic from the 80s and 90s... Van Dyke, was his name? I wonder if the fact that he just stares straight ahead with a knowing smile means he saw that one coming.

The raisins commercials were created by claymation master Will Vinton, if I'm not mistaken. If you want to see AMAZING claymation, with texture and life and CG often fails to achieve, check out his feature "The Adventures of Mark Twain"

>> ^00Scud00:

On the plus side, those butterflies in his stomach are most definitely gone now.


From the look of that load, so is everything else.

Tremendous respect for the camera person, who clearly fought the constant, nearly unbearable urge to drop the camera and deck this kid.

Love the pans and zooms. Blurs the line between video and timelapsed photography nicely.

Really enjoyed that. For a moment I thought I would be unable to sit through the shakiness and the awkward angle, but the content is truth and was worth watching.