Orange juice prank
Monday, April 18, 2011
Orange juice blind test turns really funny when people are left alone in the mall, sitting by themselves. A presentation of the Just For Laughs Gags. The funny hidden camera pranks show for the whole family.
Orange juice blind test turns really funny when people are left alone in the mall, sitting by themselves. A presentation of the Just For Laughs Gags. The funny hidden camera pranks show for the whole family.
Two young Japanese girls turn into two old Japanese men and there's a photo to prove it! A presentation of the Just For Laughs Gags. The funny hidden camera pranks show for the whole family.
It’s supposed to be the Kinect version of SC2.
Zidane embarrasses a young goalie in training, but then apologizes to him afterwards. What a class act.
People have made floppy drives sing before, but this is my personal take on it.
Features two 3 1/2″ drives and two 5 1/4″ drives connected to a PIC18f14k50 microcontroller. It interfaces to any MIDI source via MIDI over USB. Straight MIDI would also be possible with an additional small circuit and some minor firmware changes. This initial version can respond to all 128 MIDI notes, and pitch bends +/- 2 semitones.
What a cool reuse of vintage computer tech.
This is one of those stories where the headline sort of says it all. Well, here’s some context – it’s not CGI, it’s not a 3D Pixar movie, and it walks a fine line between adorable and menacing.
An Atlanta Zoo panda having a hell of a time scratching his back against a pile of tree trunks ends up looking like he’s dancing. Or doing something lewd.
For its latest public performance, Improv Everywhere presented a completely novice skater so inept that he was stranded on the ice when it was time for the rink to be resurfaced. But as Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto plays, he learns and becomes a graceful, even masterful dancer. The man in red is Kenny Moir, a member of the Ice Theatre of New York who has been skating since the age of three.
A recent post about a newscaster’s gaffe prompted me to seek out this classic clip. It was first posted on YouTube almost five years ago, but is worth viewing as an example of the importance of punctuation – specifically, that a period should signify a full stop.
The text as it was written for the newscaster:
“Good evening, I’m Ken Bastida; Dana is off tonight.
He was murdered and set on fire while celebrating his birthday. The body of Jimmy Frezshi was found by firefighters on Monroe Street…”
The result as it was read off the teleprompter:
“Good evening, I’m Ken Bastida. Dana is off tonight; he was murdered and set on fire while celebrating his birthday.
The body of Jimmy Frezshi was found by firefighters on Monroe Street…”
In the game vs. Uzbekistan, the Qatar’s 18 year old striker made probably one of the most incredible miss of goal ever.
This funny guy imitates the lady from the SNL’s skit “Surprise Party”.
They obviously appreciate a little culture out in the pasture.
Crafting a kazoo out of her cleavage and a straw? There's nothing this girl can't do with her ta-tas. I hear the Swiss government is hard at work developing their own pair for their army.
The fail compilation of September 2010 is out. Enjoy the video. I already did. Over 8 minutes of fail. Most people in this video didn't know that they shouldn't defy gravity.
Go Web Go!!!
From the guys who made The rocket jump, here comes the next episode.
Hehe, this is from Burnistoun season 1 episode 1.
"You're from the same part of England as Dick Van Dyke?" *LOL*
Crash happens, even to the best of hamsters..
Ouch, that hurts..
Or… something else…
This video is from a match between two Moroccan teams. Khalid Askri, the goalie playing for Rabat, thought that he had successfully defended his goal. But the spin that he placed on the soccer ball caused it to slowly travel into the net after he had already turned away.
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