I didn't know whether to put this in the Music Channel or this one... I flipped a coin...
I present to you...
That 1 Guy!

Here's another one, pretty cool... I am still trying to understand Magic Pipes...

Gentlemen...please stay away from large breasted women.

Warning:

The following video contains graphic material inappropriate for children and Vince(1).

the scene at 3:15 cracks me up. money shot

Very funny, eesh.

Are you the one in blue?

Interesting plants.

Warm off the presses...

I apologize in advance if this doesn't work... The embed code doesn't work so I did a little work-around.

Russian farm installed TVs for the cows to watch in hopes it will boost milk quality.

10 Rules for Dealing with Police

5 minutes of blather before the film starts. The film proper ends at about the 42 minute mark,
followed by another 40 minutes of chatter.




More info here: http://www.flexyourrights.org/


Words to remember in a pinch:
While in your car: "Officer, I know you're just doing your job, but I don't consent to searches."

When at home: "No thank you, I can't let you in without a warrant."


See also: page 2 of this thread, 18th post, "Dont Talk to Police"

Me and my pooch enjoying the ocean.
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Holy shit. What type of inbred Appalachian town accent is that?

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wut?

eesh.. when are your braces coming off?

LOL It's a really bizarre video.

Thank you, hoocoo... I am thoroughly turned on...

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Blessed are the murderous.

College game, Fordham vs. Iona.

The batter hits a bases-loaded double, allowing 3 runs to score.

The amazing part is how the last runner manages to avoid the tag at home plate.

Not seen since it originally aired, live, on December 12, 1954, Ronald Reagan
and James Dean in "The Dark, Dark Hours."

This is pre-"Rebel Without a Cause" and just 6 minutes long.



"Less than a year after this episode aired, Reagan was a major primetime
presence whom millions tuned in to see each week. Dean was a tragic,
what-might-have-been figure, dead at age 24 from an automobile crash."

I'm so watching this...


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what the fuck are those humps above his shoulder? lol

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> what the fuck are those humps above his shoulder?
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I don't what he did to himself, but he is fucked in the head. He has all these videos on Youtube of himself dancing to music that sounds like it is playing on a laptop.

eesh, how do you find this weird shit?



Hey... look at this!!

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This one goes out to my best buddy in the whole world wide web... eesh!

Asian sharking - Watch more Funny Videos

This one NSFW

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Harry, I think that second video is fake; no way this guy would keep getting away with this, especially since he's got someone standing around with a camcorder.

Come on, dude... it's called a compilation video...

It's obviously not done by the same people...

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> Harry, I think that second video is fake; no way
> this guy would keep getting away with this,
> especially since he's got someone standing around
> with a camcorder.

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Fuck you and your "compilation" video. Take that "compilation" and shove it up your ass!!!!!


LOL

Harsh words from a guy who dresses up his kitty...


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Tuttle at 0:21 WTF Harry?

Blessed are the murderous.

and in related news....

fucking aliens creep you out once again.

If you can’t model the past, where you know the answer pretty well, how can you model the future? - William Happer Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics Princeton University

Blessed are the murderous.

ICP and KMK are straight clowns, but this track has a killer hook w/ Lady Love on vocals for the chorus:

So when is Rob(b) going to play this on the MOM audio vault?



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This is what happens when you upload to Youtube, download it, and upload it again 1000 times.



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Harry Tuttle is at 1:45-1:55

Blessed are the murderous.

Fleischer cartoons are the best and always have been. What some have described as
post modern elements were a staple of Fleischer stuff right from the get go.
Watch some of the ‘Out of the Inkwell’ series to see what I mean.

Back in the day, I used to program film festivals when I was an animation student
at RISD. I loved Fleischer cartoons and often featured them, but there would
always be at least one student, usually an illustration major, who would beg for
some Disney. The way I obliged was to put a couple of contemporary pieces by the
two studios back to back. I’d start out with ‘Steamboat Willie’, the first sound
cartoon. It stars Mickey Mouse and is, to be rather frank, quite dull. Mickey is
bland. He has personality deficit. The next cartoon we’d show would be “Koko’s
Earth Control” a silent cartoon from the Inkwell series that was made the very
same year as Willie. Silent or no, it is so much more dynamic and engaging than
the Disney film. Post-modern nothing, this cartoon is just flat out surreal! The
illustration majors never made a peep after that, when I loaded the programs with
Fleischer animation. I converted ‘em. Disney who?








Another episode that comes to mind took place several years later at the Museum
of Cartoon Art when it was in an old concrete Victorian mansion in Rye. I heard a
ruckus over in the next room, where the museum ran 16mm film for visitors.

The audience members on that day were school kids. I’m guessing they were about
eight years old, tops. They looked like they might have been inner city kids, a
mix of boys and girls. And they were freaking out in joy and wonderment. As they
watched what was happening on the screen, they were not able to stay in their
seats. They were clinging to each other, and pulling each other’s hair and
sitting in each other’s laps, eyes glued to the screen. It was as though the room
had been flooded with laughing gas and speed.

On the screen was a Popeye cartoon. It takes place on Labor Day, and Popeye and
Olive go on a picnic. Sweepea wanders off, as he tends to do, and the distracted
adults do not notice this until he is in trouble.





The kids in the audience had only been exposed to the likes of Hanna Barbera and
Sesame Street and the Smurfs. They’ve never seen ANYTHING like this. The movement
through the frame, the perspective shifts, the energy, the slapstick, the
violence, and the obvious love of the animators for their craft and their characters.

The children just exploded with pure kid joy. You would have to install the
wiring and fire up the pleasure center of your very brain to experience anything
as intense as the happiness and excitement these little guys were feeling.

It was good. I got a serious contact high. I’m getting a buzz just remembering now.

Oh yeah, Fleischer cartoons are the shit, no doubt about it.

http://www.boingboing.net/2010/01/16/bb-cartoon-circus-th.html#comment-689304

I couldn't sleep last night, so I watched this movie on Netflix. It was terrible. The trailer is better than the movie.

Angry about her former teammates kicking her off World of Warcraft, and letting you know how she rolls.

Well? Take the first shot if you dare. Bring it, motherfuckers.


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That's a girl?!

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A woman. This woman:
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Thats a girl?

Thats Elle?

Is this human aware that it is fat?

Elle... You need to post salute shots saying "ELLE DIABLA @ FAIRFAXUNDERGROUND"

or....Eh probably not a good idea.

"The Devil's Eye" - a minor comic gem from Ingmar Bergman: the devil sends Don
Juan up from hell to seduce a 20-year-old virgin before she marries. A twisty,
fast-paced story, witty, philosophical, beautifully acted and directed.

In 8 segments. Part 2 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAFeLZ-u0Vw&feature=related

of something.

A rather nice selection from Magic Lantern...

And now... for something completely different.


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> A woman. This woman:


hm. Fascinating little PS you got there.

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> Thats a girl?
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> Thats Elle?
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> Is this human aware that it is fat?
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> Elle... You need to post salute shots saying "ELLE
> DIABLA @ FAIRFAXUNDERGROUND"
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> or....Eh probably not a good idea.


As if that would be believed.

The faggots that keep this little "Elle Diabla isn't really THAT GIRL" shit going, have nothing better to do but create drama on this site.

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Are you familiar with DJplaceboing's work?

He does some cool stuff...


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8l_Xm8GQW14&feature=related

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Every man has a woman who loves him.

LE TROU (The Hole), part 1:




Playlist for entire movie (9 parts) here: http://www.youtube.com/user/Evasion72#p/c/0215D48B3CCD3EC5




SYNOPSIS: In a Paris prison cell, five inmates use every ounce of their tenacity and ingenuity in an elaborate attempt to tunnel to freedom. Based on the novel by José Giovanni, Jacques Becker’s Le trou (The Hole) balances lyrical humanism with a tense, unshakable air of imminent danger.


REVIEW: Jacques Becker's final film, Le Trou, is a thrilling and powerful prison break drama that chronicles, with narrowly focused concentration, the attempt of a group of cellmates to break out of jail by tunneling beneath their cell into the sewer system. The film is stark and economical, with no intrusive music on the soundtrack, no elaborate plotting, and a bare minimum of character detail. Becker includes what he absolutely has to in order to tell his story, and strips away all the excess fat, leaving only the raw, vital essence of the prison break saga.

The accumulation of tension through the nearly dialogue-free emphasis on manual work recalls Jules Dassin's Riffifi, another film in which the patient observation of physical processes is integral to the film's effect. The audience must wait with the men, anxious that they'll be caught at any moment. Every similar sequence of physical labor is extended with similar patience and intensity.

From its slowly building opening to its startling conclusion, Le Trou is a stunner of its genre.

http://seul-le-cinema.blogspot.com/2011/05/le-trou.html


The film is based on a book by José Giovanni, a French-Swiss writer and film-maker of Corsican origin.

In 1945, Giovanni became involved in a racketeering venture organized by his maternal uncle with the help of his elder brother. The racket turned murderous; three people died. In 1948 Giovanni was sentenced to death along with an accomplice. He however narrowly escaped the guillotine when his sentence was commuted by President Vincent Auriol to twenty years of hard labor. He was released from prison in December 1956.

He wrote his first novel, Le Trou, when he was 33 years old. It tells the true story of an elaborate prison break he devised with several other inmates in 1947.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Giovanni