Epic win

hehe

Snatching Fail from the jaws of Win

setting the alarm clocks is funny!

I think I've seen this at least five times by now. The first time I think I believed it. You want to believe that it's true, as it's really exactly what any sensible person would want to do in a supermarket.

My friend teaches an 8yo kid who is banned from ASDA for life, after setting fire to one of their shops and causing a quarter of a million pounds of damage. A fully grown man who's still messing with alarm clocks needs to up his game.

Good hoax:

http://www.robertpopper.com/2010/02/27/gordon-brown-calls-lady-a-citric-idiot/

YouTube- Elderly Couple of 62 Years plays piano

Bit of a queue this morning on Prince Albert Road caused by a bicycle copper who had pulled over a naughty porsche driver for a ticking off.

Made me smile :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9MTGNaEXGM

so glad they had the subtitles, otherwise I would have no idea what was going on.

http://www.lfgss.com/post1261208-4616.html

YouTube- Jozin z Bazin polskie napisy

Czech language is much funnier than Polish. Fact!

YouTube- Barney Curley and John McCririck argue on At The Races

This flyer and possibly what it is advertising:

YouTube- Barney Curley and John McCririck argue on At The Races

I think I like the Irish

Anyone remember this from their childhood?

YouTube- Sesame Street: Martians Radio

Or this, a personal favorite...

YouTube- Hchicha Mahna yal mahna

The coolest five minutes ever committed to film:
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Hellzapoppin' (1941) - Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart - The Harlem Congeroos[/ame]

This made me smile:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyk7K-EX5_w&feature=related

Reminiscent of Forest Gump, dont ya think?

Reminiscent of Forest Gump, dont ya think?

Yeah it is. Although come to think of it, you could say that about footage of anything in america.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na8lUFb5aSI&feature=player_embedded

fuck a duck...

The coolest five minutes ever committed to film:
YouTube- Hellzapoppin' (1941) - Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart - The Harlem Congeroos

Wow!! I'm almost inclined to agree with you there.

The dancers are just amazing, but what I really love is the way the musicians pick up the groove and build it up and up - so beautifully sophisticated and effortless. There's a line in a biography of Billie Holiday about "the lost art of rhythm guitar", meaning the four-to-a-bar acoustic guitar style of pre-electric jazz, and watching that film you can see what they mean.