>>I've heard the atrocious "music" that come out of the Theremin. That was actually par, if not decent compared to others.<<



Bah. I call shenanigans. Portishead rocks the theremin.

By the way, I love how the siftbot scrubs my URLs now so I can't link to "Humming."

Brilliant.

Vat is ze point of a Doomsday machine if you don't tell anyvon about it?!

Her Charleston accent is ridiculous as well. It sounds as if it's modeled on Scarlett O'Hara.

Holy crap!

No, think of it this way. I have written down next to my computer a number between one and ten million. I want you to guess it. Go ahead, write it down.




Now you can pick: either the number I wrote down is the one you guessed, or it's actually 2,117,352. The only way I can represent to you a number other than the one I wrote down, is if you chose exactly the same number as me. Pretty fucking unlikely. The way the game works, you WANT to choose the wrong number initially, and switch. Unless you're insane, you'll do just that.

With the three doors, it's just harder to see. The chances of you guessing the wrong number are 2 in 3, as opposed to 9,999,999 in 10,000,000. But when I eliminated all other choices, and you stick with your initial pick, you're betting that you correctly identified the right number on your first guess. What are the chances you correctly identified my number, first guess? 33% in the door game. You had a better chance of choosing the wrong door than the right one, which is the objective of the game. Switching is the smart option.

Way to go - some obnoxious kid makes a video about Japanese translation issues from the 1980s, yet somehow manages to misspell "grammar" in the lead-in.

/fail

Wow, I remember this so vividly. I beat DC and BDC repeatedly, they were completely fucking awesome at the time.

Upvote for the most covered song, ever.

Lightning strike, or the spectral hand of Max Headroom?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=z52uxxyEy0E&feature=related

You do the math.

Yeah, this is the best, hands down. I love the sound the monster makes when he's being shrunk... "GRAARRGHHgggghhhh....squeek!"

Beautiful... I feel like I've heard it before. Was this in the soundtrack to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon?

That, and it was ungodly expensive and had terrible third-party support.

I think a viral video is one that is popularized by the internet itself, as opposed to a clip from, say, a movie or television broadcast.

The distinction is a blurry one, to be sure, particularly now that VH1 has a show dedicated to clips popularized by the internet.

*discard