Less Hermione than Hit-Girl. She looks like her, and it's totally in context.

It's Ska. The weird thing is that it's a ska cover of a Prodigy song. WTF.

It's amazing how the entire concept of an 80's city skyline at night has such an obvious theme song.

One of the GT-R's tricks is its launch control. Hit the switch, hold the brake, hold the gas, let go of the brake. The computer takes over and it will execute a textbook drag race for you.

You can see that the GT-R got its advantage at the start. The 458 was closing in at the end.

Other cars in this group (including the 458) have launch control. But it's *brutal* on the drivetrain -- they may not have wanted, or had permission, to use it on the more expensive cars.

>> ^Jinx:

I was quite surprised the Nissan GTR won. I knew it was fast but wow, not that fast. Sub $100,000 too. If I ever get absurdly rich thats the car I'm buying.

Very, very well done. He could have done the gag with only basic editing, but he went all the way. The audio composition was perfect.

Awesome comedic timing. That dude's whole life was leading up to that moment, and he nailed it.

Drunken Fist style, obviously.

It's a bit sad that a video that would be totally unremarkable with a bunch of guys is so unusual with girls. I'll have to bookmark this to show my twin girls when they get a little older.

David Carradine is so hardcore that he's still starring in movies, 2 years after dying. Beware Zombie Carradine!

Whatever age you are, SNL started to suck right after you were in college. JiggaJonson, you're pushing 40. (Like me.)

Love the silent oorah at the end.

It's the Japanese OK Go!

I wonder if they were actually trying to look like Asimo, or if that was a side-effect.

As if I needed more reason to love Danny Pudi.

He was probably referring to early Usenet, which was in fact a pretty civilized place. Of course, it was unusual for people to go anonymous on Usenet at the time. Most posters used their real names and official work or school email addresses.

It speaks volumes that the kids posting this video with this title can't even conceive of a civil internet. It says more about them than John Allen.

And here I thought this would be another hilarious clip from the classic Dana Carvey blockbuster.