I define this as a kill video as the motorcycle rider put himself and many other people in danger with his antics. Also note the car accident at the end of the video. Definately not the sort of thing that we should be condoning or showing here on videosift.

To those of you who "enjoyed" this video: I hope you get taken out by someone driving like this someday. It might not be so funny then.

If you rescued her as often as Link has without ever getting any, you would have the same attitude.

I've always used Asus motherboards, great products, no issues. I had no idea they made monitors too.

Frank wears the mask (it's a bird) because he wants to maintain the air of mystery that old Carrilonners had while playing up in the bell towers.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Cast-in-Bronze-Carol-of-the-Bells

I'm certain this movie is not in the public domain. (Distribution rights are owned by Sony Home Video and Warner Home Video) Why do we allow full movies to be sifted? That is what I thought BitTorrent was for.

I you have to stand out there all day, might as well make it fun!

While I am sure this was a great show and I would have done much to be there, the few clips I have seen give me the impression they did not rehearse enough. Hopefully they clean it up a bit more if they decide to do a full tour (which I am hoping they do!)

Not a good prank. This is dangerous and dumb.

It's definately different.

This armor is not "banned" by any definition of the word. The US Military has merely declined to mass purchase this product for its troops. If a soldier were to privately purchase this for his own use, no one would stop him from doing so.

I do think the military procurement process is biased and broken. Time after time favored contractors (Boeing, Ratheon, Lockheed, etc.) get the contract while smaller upstarts with a superior product get shuffled off to the side.

The military alone is not to blame. Lobbyists and congressmen have a large part to play as well.

This skit is so true. I had similar childhood experiences, and I never get sick either.

Upvote for FF VII

Don't the Beastie Boys have something that goes like this?

I find it odd that a children's movie like Narnia conveys a subtle message that is considered acceptable, yet another movie, The Golden Compass, is contoversial because it conveys a slightly different (yet not entirely opposite) message.

I wish people would let books and movies stand on their own and let people make their own choices without all the calls for bans and boycotts.