Bill Hicks perfectly explains american politics in 40 seconds.

Parental advisory Sandler.

Not exactly funny, but kick ass nonetheless. Adam Savage talks about obsession in reconstructing a Dodo skeleton and making a perfect Maltese Falcon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEg-ZNB3qyI

uhm im scared :eek: lol

I missed Simon Cowell in that clip... horrific. :(

Mathmaticious (Spoof of Fergie's Fergalicious) I thought it was funny


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cAs1YBELmA

For the kitty lovers.

More for the cat lovers!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0amCfgnwY8

if you watch the first one you have to watch this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP_u8...eature=related

That was a riot.

You're gonna love my nuts.

Louis CK on modern times:

LMAO

That is just too cute and funny. :p :p

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K4MC...eature=related
It's no slap chop rap, but it made me laugh...

It's not a Youtube clip, but it's pretty interesting:

http://img2.pict.com/01/18/06/f2cc3c...SOqD0/2zcg.gif

Had to share this. I've been obsessed with these clips the past few days:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmngLUtxwJM


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj-x9ygQEGA

Total eclipse of the heart is great!

Love the line 'Arthur Fonzarelli's got an army of clones', brilliant! :D

That's pretty amazing.

And ouch... I can imagine his first 100 failed attempts.

Fonzie's been cloned! :D

80s videos once again prove their utility: to provide endless amusement.

i had forgotten how insanely bad those videos are.

to be honest - any video that doesnt just have the band playing live - is pretty goofy after a while

Why does youtube allow comments. Youtube comments make me despair of humanity.

You've got a very weird sense of humor, girl..

Probably so. I'm easily amused.

[Don't] Try this at home.
 

You know those things in life where they always expect that just showing you will be enough. Things to do with fire mostly. An interesting one I saw was a bubble tower, where Methane is bubbled through soapy water. It creates a vertical tower that can be several meters high of bubbles which can then be lit and proceed to burst into flames. Very fun to watch, and I know that if I got my hands on a tank of Methane, I'd try it.



Other ones are dropping Caesium into water. If I got Caesium, I'd probably try it out (if you didn't know, Caesium is highly reactive and melts, ignites and explodes in water).

There are other things, things that are much simpler and easy to do. My question for you is, Do you ever do things like that? Things that you know are stupid and that they always tell you not to try but you would, and maybe even did do.

I did that at school way back when with sodium (I think it was) which is in the same periodic group as caesium and so reacts in the same way. The biggest difference is that the reaction isnt as powerful, hence the teacher allowing us to do it. Caesium is highly explosive when it contacts water, wouldnt try that stuff myself. I did try an experiment by chucking a small lump of sodium in the sink to see what happened, one of my classmates heard the fizzing and bent over the sink to see when it exploded. We both had tiny singe marks all over our faces and had a serious case of tinnitus for a few hours! Great times! The teacher wasnt impressed though.

Yeh, our teacher was able to show us the sodium and lithium reactions. Quite good to watch.

Great commercial...
 

I'm surprised this hasn't (unless I missed it) been posted yet.




Oh shit, sorry, didn't realize videos couldn't have their own thread, why clutter up the general board with new topics. My bad.

You know... with a professional's touch that red house furniture commercial could become really hilarious.