Who you gonna call? Sargent at Arms!

Wow! This video gets better and better as it goes! The ending was humbling to see how effective it really is. I'd like to see the Westboro Baptist Church protest a military funeral with this puppy guarding the front gate.

So now it's 3 bald[ing] guys in the ring.

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This is what I found. He is a Toronto reporter named Rob Leth. He works for Global Television Network. He is rumored to have cracked his tail bone and punctured his spleen. It's still awesome. And a point for noticing the tuber screaming!


Ouch! I was hoping he got off without a scratch, as it looked like he was very close to snapping his neck. Not a soft powder day I guess.

I've heard him as a guest on LA radio shows quite a bit and he always has interesting stuff to talk about, and he's a huge advocate of Medicinal Marijuana. One time he said that he would suck on a THC lollipop before every Fear Factor shoot to help him deal with all the jackass contestants on the show.

Hehe, that was great! Unfortunately our future generations may be perplexed by how we built the great things in the world because this theoretical Roganian cycle may be true. It smacks of Idiocracy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiocracy and it makes me a sad monkey.

I'm guessing it was just a touch-and-go. He kicked up the throttle immediately, and if it wasn't planned then it may have been coming in too hot. Edit-Oops, what CaBhaal said, I had the video open for a long time before seeing his comment.

Very interesting video, and I think it brings up points that are agreeably logical. There are some things I tend to disagree with, especially the idea of space babies being born once they land. Um...birth control? That knocks that idea out of the water, as the idea of impregnating an astronaut 10,000,000 miles from Earth is only slightly more irresponsible (and preventable when proper relations are had) than doing so whilst on terra firma. The cost projections are also assumed on the 1970's missions, and I wouldn't want to see any human attempting to go to Mars for at least 50-100 years when the technology (and decreased costs) may literally pushes us to do so. There are possible propulsion systems that can cut the travel time to less than a month (unlikely but I discourage pessimism in technology), and the money would be better spent working on the holy grail of rapid transit- and most important of all a Moon base to stage these missions. Taking inflation into account can cut down the costs, and seeing a U.S. population of 700 million in the near future could make it much more feasible. And that's assuming the U.S. is doing this alone just to drop a flag on the surface. 5 trillion isn't too bad for the entire community of Earth to scrounge up if there is a collective will and incentive to do so. The Moon could become a capitalist's dream land and that would open up the possibility of traveling to Mars for pure exploratory purposes. I am optimistic about the future and think that the restraints we are bound to now can be lifted if human ingenuity has anything to say about it. It still takes that first step and the risk-taking Colombus to plant the seeds of exploration (thankfully only rocks can be raped and diseased this time), and the rest falls into place (travel time between the continents went from months to hours, an infeasible feat according to the greatest minds and technology of the 15th century). I foresee exponential growth in humanity (if the past 100 years have taught us anything) and it will just take time to do the rest. So long as we don't all kill each other, we are destined for great things.

I'm sick of those punk UN guards telling me what to do. There's nothing like the smell of croc juice in the morning.

Make the moon the new Iraq. With that perspective it's not really that expensive, and it just might make me regain faith in humanity.

2 Things. There's no oil in Somalia (not compared to the Middle East at least). America hates Africa.

See it tonight on VH1 after the Flavor Flav show. It has better acting and fewer STD's.

Wow, 10,000,000+ views on youtube over a year's span.

A highly underrated film. Though I recommend a gallon of your favorite adult beverage before watching.

I wasn't aware that the orgazmirator could be used for torture (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMWcz6lSk_8&feature=related). Interesting vid.