I was about to say, it seems too good to be true, what's the catch?

Thank you for the link.

I appreciate the small, yet accurate, detail of the life boats from the Russian sub. Including that went a long way for my immersion in the story.

Ha ha, jokes on you. I'm colour blind, I didn't see it at all.....wait a minute, awwww.

I hope everyone was okay, that looked brutal.

This was amazing!

To be fair, they may have a hard time processing all that in the moment.

I hope they explained it afterwards. Trauma and stress triggers some strange reactions in people.

What were those laws of robotics again?

Seems like we skipped a few of them here.

I don't think you know what this means.

*Canada for the 416 area code and Mississauga.

If at first you don't succeed, then sky diving is not for you.

Measure twice, chomp...a couple hundred times?

But when do we get Stinkor?

I watched part 1 on youtube, and my guess is, he may have another speaker further out, and he's got multiple threads running from them. I think that's why he keeps adjusting the volume, because the bass is trembling the threads and the sticks.

I originally thought he had it anchored to the bike behind him, but people kept walking by.

I love watching these acts, and I love trying to figure it out. I will always watch Fool Us when it's on.

If he's doing it the way I think he's doing it, he has some invisible string set up to an anchor point somewhere. I want to know how he's doing the circling of it with his hands and fingers without flicking the string.

It's a really cool illusion.

I still think about that Simpson's episode with the "In Memory of a Real Tree" gag, and we get closer to it becoming real every day.