Alternate title: NO, Your Hummer can't do this.

>> ^djsunkid:
how is this eia?

Perhaps you missed the man in an alligator cage, only about two feet from a gator, tossing a watermelon at it.

Unless you're Cajun, Floridian, or Australian, that's EIA.

>> ^dirtythirtyix:
Seems like an oddly straightforward blues tune for Clutch. Still awesome though.

Indeed. With all the Clutch clatter lately, I'd begun to think they were slipping. Glad to see they aren't burnt up yet.

the best part of the video is the very very beginning of a "haha" at the end.

i was enjoying his description of the fault-line. Too bad the director was all like "BORING!!!!.........fade scene out."

In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
What do you mean?

In reply to this comment by supersaiyan93:
okay, so from the other side, this is actually annoying.
People outside the US have been complaining about Comedy Central feeds being blocked for ages now, but being in America, this never concerned me. Now I find myself wanting to watch some BBC content hosted on UK Youtube, and I'm blocked.

okay, so from the other side, this is actually annoying.

Man, "lucky" doesn't even BEGIN to describe these guys. That's burn-scars-for-the-rest-of-your-life right there.

a hamster head with duck feet. WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW.

okay, is THIS irony? This has got to be irony, right?

Dear inventor of the autotune vocal effect,

Please go f**k yourself.

Thanks,
supersaiyan93

Okay, i get that the dog is a little slow and that the rabbit has some uncanny access to deus ex machina, but I can accept that as suspension of disbelief and move on.

However, how were they underwater for like 5 minutes without ever needing to breath?

It's like Congress, but with a three drink minimum.

Chair can also be fitted with a light that allows the user to answer yes/no questions by blinking once for yes and twice for no.


/obscure?

Well, that proves it. GlaDOS needs to stay out of politics.