Why exactly is this a video?

This entire episode was random music videos from bands that gave their permission. They ended up doing like 3 They Might Be Giants videos, because hardly anyone else gave permission. Buster Bunny ended up saying "Who are these guys?" after introducing the 3rd one.

I wonder how many takes it took to get that right....

Nice first sift, Dash!

I love that the first 30 seconds of the duel is done without a camera cut, even though they're doing complicated things and the cameraman is walking around the fight... hard to do that long a take in a professionally-staged swordfight, much less one by very talented amateurs done in their spare time....

Let's hope they were using high-powered telephoto lenses....

This is madness!

I have visions of the younger members of the Sift saying "The great-grandparent of Doom 3 looked like this? Those graphics are horrible!" Let's just hope they never get a good look at Commander Keen....

I'd be more impressed with the clip if there weren't so many edits. I think the chain reaction got broken quite a few times and they had to change camera angles to cover it up.

In reply to your comment:
“Are these the same folks who brought us the giant rubber band? ”

Indeed they are. I even mentioned the Spike TV translation "Hey! Spring of Trivia" on both videos, although they never translated the episode with the cancellation of momentum using a pitching machine....

The tags say "heat of the sunrise" tho....

By the way, back when Spike TV was dubbing this show into English and broadcasting it, they translated "Trivia no Izumi" as "Hey! Spring of Trivia"... not quite sure where they got the "Hey!" from....

From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_chain_reaction:

Plutonium-239 + neutron -> fission fragments + 3 neutrons (usually) + 200,000,000 electron-volts.

If your plutonium is pure enough, and it's compressed together tightly enough, and maybe it's surrounded by something that neutrons will bounce off of, then (let's say) 2 of those 3 neutrons will eventually find other plutonium atoms. And those 2 atoms will release 6 neutrons, 4 of which will find targets... which will release 12 neutrons, 8 of which will find plutonium atoms... and the numbers keep doubling and doubling until you're talking about billions and trillions and quadrillions and quintillions of atoms releasing their 200 million electron volts, at which point you're talking about truly ridiculous amounts of energy.

Does anyone truly think that the developers of Morrowind and Oblivion, who all say that they love the original Fallout games to death, are going to totally screw this up?

dupe

http://www.videosift.com/video/Breakdancing-in-Times-Square-Not-Safe-for-Toddlers