Yeah SNL might want to be careful throwing stones. Judging by the majority of their writing and acting, they don't have a great deal of self-awareness, either.

This skit (and perhaps 5% of skits in the last 20 years) was pretty good, though.

Oh god, please stop yelling

Wow, several things jumped out at me:
(1) He's quite patient.
(2) He uses those "floating" balls quite well.
(3) You can't convince me that he's not the best futbal player in history.

I do not understand at all why finding one contradictory plug setting, e.g. (t a) and (t g), means that every other plug setting you found during that trial was wrong. That cannot possibly be true. The space of possible plug connections (on the order of 26*25) is too small. You've probably got millions of trials that end in conflicting plug settings. You would end up invalidating all of them. I must be misunderstanding what he was trying to say.

Staged but hilarious!

The switched to muffled audio makes this video. That's what earned the upvote.

I've also hiked the Hawaiian volcano fields. Your shoes may not survive the surface. But it is an unbelievably awesome thing to do. Very otherworldly and beautiful.

Well that's not so different, is it? Won't the richest Americans pay 39% now?

Also, do you pay state and local taxes in Australia? Hard to make apple to apple comparisons. I don't know how sales tax vs VAT compares, etc.

The "Matrix style" camera tricks look cheesy, but only because so many other movies overused it. Not fair to the original!

Regardless, it is such an amazing movie. Definitely in my top 10, maybe top 5.

Did you guys watch the entire video (in 1080p)? It's clear that pieces of the hill were coming down for a while. He filmed it exactly because he thought a landslide might happen.

Wow, that guy is good.

The chain collar seems to be whacking the poor cheetah in the face.

Wait, has it been established that the killer was an avid gamer? That would make him completely typical, of course, but still I hadn't heard that.

I honestly don't think that video game or Hollywood violence is to blame for this. I think REAL violence, glorified by the news media, has far more impact, because most mentally ill people can tell the difference between fantasy and reality.

I think the blame falls squarely on our inability to identify serious mental health issues and easy access to semi-automatic firearms.

Wow, I'm honestly more surprised at the birds flying around at -41c. That is... quite cold. I really thought any birds that small would have to migrate in temperatures like that.

I don't like this.
(1) There was no escort.
(2) There was no video.
(3) This is a (low quality) advertisement.
(4) The entire thing feels like glurge ( http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=glurge ). These guys might have killed many enemy airmen. Why show mercy at this point? Did the German fighter pilot make a habit of partially disabling planes and letting the crew fly home to pilot a new plane? Heck, that B-17 might have just gotten done bombing a German city.

War is such a terrible thing. This video makes me uneasy -- it makes it seem like there is honor, mercy, and order in a war in which tens of millions died horrible, anonymous deaths. This event is an exception that is contrary not just to the larger event, but to the morality of the very men involved.

It's like those photos of the happenstance cross in the WTC ruins.