You mean: http://videosift.com/video/Deepest-Hole-in-the-World
It's a longer version of this so that would make this a dupe?

We have a Labrador and you may know how they are with food -_-;;, yet my brother managed to teach him so well that if we forget to give him the command to eat, he will sit at his bowl drooling for hours. I found this out the hard way... when he eventually managed to drag himself away from staring at his food long enough to come get my attention, a good couple of hours later. Needless to say I felt very guilty.

I think he was making a rather graphic statement on how he feels about anime convention Kamehameha competitions...

Full story here: http://video.au.msn.com/watch/video/miracle-crash/xupdmdx
Dad was already holding the baby, but does something potentially more incredible at ~4:40... he get's out from behind the car, slides across the front of the car and goes to check on his father also hit by the car.

On a completely different note: Argh... the reporter is such a moron...

Reporter: "So you had the joy of looking down to see you'd just saved your son's life but then you look to the right and see your parents. What was that like? *Stupid expression on face*
Dad: "Sh*t"

>> ^BoneRemake:

its a dupe but I cant call them so I aint going fishing.

You sure you're not just thinking of this very similar video?

>> ^Croccydile:

I think this is getting out of hand when the director of this movie himself has been down with them. Either way, the clips are specifically protected by copyright law under parody. More fuel for the DMCA is stupid fire.
FFS, I would have not even known about this movie (and I wound up getting it) if it were not for these videos!


And both YouTube links to director's 2 favorite versions of the meme are.... "blocked on copyright grounds" by Constantin Film.

>> ^ReverendTed:

>> ^cowboydan:
that's exactly what i thought. This was practically identical. booooo.
>> ^Ghostly:
Isn't it basically a rip-off of Pachelbel Rant...


Yes, but it's very well executed. I enjoyed it regardless.


Don't get me wrong, so did I, but on some level it also bothers me that they may have stolen the idea and given no credit...

Isn't it basically a rip-off of Pachelbel Rant...

Cool thanks for the link. I'd only ever heard about the ones that actually hold the bike in place so this one intrigued me.

In reply to this comment by Hybrid:
It's literally just a bike roller which allows you to ride your own bike indoors.>> ^Ghostly:

I wanna know what exactly that bike treadmill thing is and how it works. Does anyone know?

I wanna know what exactly that bike treadmill thing is and how it works. Does anyone know?

>> ^ryanbennitt:
So in Mozart's time they used laser guided grinders? So much for authentic...


I also found myself thinking this...

Dupe of: http://www.videosift.com/video/Skydiving-instructor-shows-how-it-s-done-in-a-wind-tunnel

I like how the defending guy hugged and thanked
the fair-play dude later, and also, how one of his
team-mates high-fived him for a well-done gesture

"SUPERMODEL Miranda Kerr has come to the rescue of the Macquarie Bank broker whose job is under threat after he was caught on TV checking out steamy shots of her on his work computer."

>> ^Confucius:
so.....wtf is the rope tied to????


From the live leak discription: "Ballsy base jumping leap from an extremely high suspended rope swing. ("Hanging Rock" in the Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia)"

So perhaps it's attached to said Rock?