I don't think she stepped forward, she would have been leaning back a bit to keep balanced while holding the ball. As soon as she released the ball she had to stand upright to remain balanced. Hence when it came back it smacked her in the face. The prof should have thought of that. If he had held the ball instead it would have been better.

Also did you notice the smirk on his face when she got hit? He doesn't seem to care at all.

Seems clear to me he is a lunatic, he already put more than enough distance between them by the time he realised he was in trouble.

Sure you can, just use your left hand when you want to turn right. And your right to turn left.

Impossible is a strong word, I think anybody could do it with enough luck. Give enough monkeys a bunch of darts they will eventually do it.

Yeah me too, I think there is definitely room for a video about that, I'd watch it. Those damn bubbles!
>> ^messenger:

I thought it was gonna be science about how to make the straw stay in and not float out and drip all over the tablecloth.

Maybe they shouldn't be racing in such conditions in the first place.

My mind remains unblown. Disappointing

Not quite, the second guy should have gone a bit earlier so that they were both in the middle section at the same time.
>> ^robbersdog49:

Perfect timing from the second chute

Either he got really lucky or he's using an aimbot. I kinda hope it's the former, because otherwise it's really lame

More to the point, does any of this really matter? Is there actually any real world application where it makes a difference? If not then you are just wasting your time arguing about it.

Where does this maximum of 7 come from? Seems completely arbitrary. I figure you can fold it an infinite number of times provided you have infinite length paper.

Yeah that's true, maybe he deserved it then . I also get annoyed at people driving too close behind me. But sometimes you can't avoid it on crowded motorways. Leave too much space and some jackass will just come and fill it.
>> ^guymontage:

This driver was WAY too close to the vehicle in front of him, especially for highway speeds.

Is it just me or does anybody else think that the driver of the car in front was being reckless by driving over that piece of metal. He almost killed someone, surely not that hard to spot lying by the side of the road. I always steer well clear of any debris in the road, it's just common sense.

Huh, that was mean. They just attached a rope to the horse's front right leg and yanked it.

Lol @ dog 0:28