Fans in Ultraman costumes dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” What more could you possibly want on a Thursday morning?
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Viral Media
A pretty cool use of the YouTube design.
Watch. It’s not what you expect.
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What? It’s called Dinosaur Ballet! Do you really need me to give you any other reason to watch?
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And now SkyNet is now one step closer to becoming a reality.
Amazing Japanese Robot Break Dances
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Warning – Do not try this at home.*
Scientifically Fluffin Your Cat / Do not try at home
*But if you do it will be hilarious.
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This made me laugh and I just had to share (and not only because the guy in the vid reminds me of Sam J Jones). Thanks Nuvolt for mashing up the lusting of two strangers in an aerobic studio, taken from a long-forgotten 80’s movie, with just the right sound. As you might expect it’s a little NSFW.
Thanks to Casey for correctly identifying the movie the clips come from: 1984’s Heavenly Bodies (check out the trailer).
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We’ll rock our way into the weekend with this nice little mashup of various vintage clips with Grizzly Bear‘s B-side “While You Wait for the Others” featuring Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan) who recorded a lead vocal track for the song at the band’s request. Have a great weekend folks!
Grizzly Bear & Michael McDonald
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“Every ginormous idea is born in a very special moment.” The LEGO Click community is the company’s new forray into social networking to create a “collaborative environment designed for inventors, artists and creative enthusiasts to share their vision about new products and toys.” Take a look at the vid below, and if you’ve got the time check out the site which is constantly getting built upon (and gets points for me for including everything from Star Wars to the Aptera).
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One man’s obsession with First Blood leads to this one-man Rambo recreation (made for $96 dollars in a Manhattan apartment). Check out the trailer for Flooding with Love for The Kid:
Flooding the Love for the Kid (new link)
Flooding with Love for The Kid (dead link)
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After being challenged by a rival school, the kids at Shorewood High School decided to find out.
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