That was totally awesome and definitely beats out my nevernude costume.

I'm not sure how he was saved by an inch. The car crashed right into the back of him pushing him forward.

What a stubborn idiot.

Someone needs to add slow-motion to the tags.

I've always considered myself a geek, but you must have to be some kind of armored super geek to find this funny.

This could have had a stronger impact if they would have the dead lady look a little more gruesome. Still, it's well done overall.

Come on, everyone knows Jack Black's breakout role was Airborne.

Smoke a bold?

I'll bet this is a FedEx viral ad.

I just played this game for the first time before seeing this video and holy crap that's impressive art work for the limited resources the game provides.

I believe it's also a defense mechanism used against predators approaching from above. It rolls onto its back to get its claws into whatever is swooping down onto it. I saw footage of a hawk doing something similar against another hawk on a Discovery channel program.

I remember a student's father played this song at one of our assemblies in the gymnasium. It was a full length song, not just the short jingle. Seems like an odd choice of song for an elementary assembly now that I think of it.
I remember he also played God Bless America. I hate that God damn song...pun fully intended.

This isn't entirely realistic as the rover is moving way to fast compared to its actual top speed, but it's still cool.
What is the Ben Harper song playing after the rover emerges from it's cocoon? It would be fitting if it was off of Welcome to the Cruel World.

Maybe it took the vocal chords with the tounge.

Loved Bill Nye when I was a kid. I remember reading an interview of him and he claimed to only drink Land O' Lakes milk because the graphic on it represented infinity. There's a more specific term for it, where a picture repeats itself inside of a picture and conceivably goes on forever like that...which reminds me of a crazy dream I had when I was twelve...anyway, does anybody know what that's called?
Here's a better example of what I mean: When you point a camera at the monitor broadcasting the signal, it creates an endless image. What is it called?