This is why when riding a motorcycle it's safer to filter between lanes of slow moving or stationery traffic, rather than to sit stationery on the end of the queue.

That's entirely legal within the UK so long as it's done safely. I think in the US it varies from state to state, or is it just California where that's allowed?

I was riding through Germany early this year where filtering isn't allowed, and although for the most part the standard of driving was very good, the speeds are also very high (unlimited - often anywhere between 100 and 150mph). When hitting congestion I didn't half feel vulnerable without being allowed to filter. Wouldn't like to be hit on my bike like shown in this video.

Andy

Looks like an air pistol rather than a BB gun. Same in principle, but in practice quite a lot more powerful, and shoots lead pellets, probably 2.2 in this case.

Cat stood in something mucky. Been trying to wipe it's paws clean for weeks. Now all your shit is all shitty.

Kubrick.

Towing fail? Towing win!

I reakon she might have anticipated that. Sounds like she was enjoying that just a little too much!

fun, but also *commercial

Worth a try braindonut

This video is surely worth of my first ever *promote

She's definitely right up there on the crazy scale.

More tele-marketing fun (a classic):

http://videosift.com/video/British-Telecom-Telemarketer-Wasnt-Prepared-For-This

I really don't think this is a good idea. Shouldn't be playing with your iPhone when driving.

To my mind they'll never top a nice glass of Peckham Spring's finest.

I lol'ed. There's life in this meme yet.

*blocked

So what, did he stick himself in the arm or not?!

I really enjoyed this movie, for me it was certainly one of the better independent films of 2009. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to fans of fantasy movies, although it's probably not for everyone.

There are times when it's apparent it's an indy film, but for the most part the movie achieves high production values. At no point did the acting make me cringe as so many badly made indy and B movies do. Those I simply can't watch.

Stormsinger is quite right when he talks about world building, and about the world co-existing 'just under the skin' of the real world we all live in. In this respect it reminded me of Neil Gaiman and his book Neverwhere and similar.

If you like the sort of fantasy movie which subtly suggests reality is not quite what it seems, that there is magic just under the surface if we could only see it, then this may be one you want to see.

There's certainly an element of the surreal to the movie, so I can see how it's reminded others of similarly surreal flicks, but this is not dystopian sci-fi, it's really more for fantasy fans that sci-fi buffs.