Apocalyptic.

"That's life in the big city." - Bob Morton

I ordered a truckload of Nope, and when it arrived, this video was inside.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

That's right, it's not worth losing your life over... which is what I'm going to tell anyone who tries to jack my car while I have my gun on me (which is always). They WILL die by my hand, guaranteed.

Oh children... you'll never understand...

Advertising... smh

This is all very cool and informative, but knowing what it's really like to drive an F1 car is not something you can experience through any form of media, no matter how in-depth it might be. You can talk about it, make videos, even simulate it in VR, but unless you actually DO it, you'll never really know.

This is why I listen only to Kpop girl groups now.

In motion, there's subtle clues that tell you it's not quite human, BUT, if you were to manipulate it into an expression and take a screenshot... I don't think I'd be able to tell it wasn't real. It's the muscle range, the way the wrinkles appear, the way the blood coloration changes in response to the tightness of the skin, the pores, the subsurface scattering, the facial hairs, etc... incredibly convincing on a whole new level, even extremely close up, which is where the illusion normally breaks down. Very very impressive.

That's where most of your tech support for <insert company name here> comes from. Whee.

Most of us have seen this kind of thing before in dash cam videos, and I've never been able to understand how it happens so frequently. I mean, what kind of idiot do you need to be to not realize your trailer is raised? I hope he lost is CDL after that shit.

Saw this elsewhere quite a while back, but still very interesting to watch. Takeaway: old cars are both ugly AND unsafe.

Sparrow says, "And hummingbirds be like..."

Few people are more pretentious than artists... or those who THINK they are artists.