A clip from the first animusic can be found here http://www.videosift.com/story.php?id=388

The car is plainly impossible. You can't make fuel on the fly and get better (or even close to) the efficiency than we have now with out breaking the first and second laws of thermodynamics.

Unfortunately I'm leaning towards this not being as great as they claim. First off the large increase in efficiency is kind of hard to believe. Second you can't get more energy out than you put in, so that takes out making fuel on the fly for the car. Really the more I think about this the more I don't believe it.

His site http://hytechapps.com/ claims to have re-engineered the technology to make it more efficient, but of course he doesn't give any details. I did a report on fuel cells for my freshman design class (3yrs ago), so I know a little about them. I remember the biggest issue being fuel storage. I'm not sure if the car can make the fuel on the fly, unless he used the alternator to power the fuel conversion, that would be an big leap in efficiency over previous technology.

I really want to see his schematics, or a simplified version of them at least. I need a better picture of the tech behind this than what is presented.

I can't believe no one got it.

Nice. Not as good/funny as Tunak Tunak Tun IMHO, but still pretty good.

I don't get it.

That hurts my ears.

How on earth did no one catch this. You'd think someone would at least suggest making the slime green or some other color.

It's worse than that Harry Potter vibrating broomstick.

Man, I knew what was coming and I still jumped.

This came from the site www.nintendoon.com, which according to the Google video description can be traced to Nintendo offices. I have no information on the legitimacy of this claim.

Youtube discription: a short video by the Clinton Administration that was put together for the Correspondent's Dinner.

It's tradition at White House Correspondent dinners for the president to make fun of himself and his administration. Clinton did it, Bush Senior did it...

I don't see why you are all surprised W didn't buck tradition. :?

It's part of an advertisement.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/advertisements/mailbox.asp

I don't buy it.