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Julius Sumner Miller - Liquid Nitrogen
12/05/07, 00:16
Not sure why Pt 2 shows up first. This guy was great. As you'll see, the "watch it" tag is very important. I tracked this guy down searching for "crazy science show teacher watch it" |
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Julius Sumner Miller - Bernoulli's Principle
12/05/07, 00:10
I couldn't submit multi-part because of an error, but the second half is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwuffpiYxQU
I'm glad to see it's not just childhood nostalgia making me remember it fondly, this guy was a scream. I was pretty scared of him. |
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The 'Katie Vick' Segment.
12/04/07, 23:10
Well dang, it has been a long time. But you're right.. how could I have imagined Steele without Captain Lou around.
I am completely accurate about the Halloween one though. I remember Piper's manic grin as he swept up all the kids candy into a dustpan. "I'LL JUST GET RID OF THIS HERE" |
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Schizophrenia: Heather
12/04/07, 23:07
I don't know which is more touching, her mother's strength, or the brief moments where she makes just enough sense that you can tell how scared and confused she is. |
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10 Minutes of Not Necessarily the News
12/04/07, 22:24
Rich Hall! Now there's a fella whose 15 minutes came and went pretty quickly. |
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The Detonation Proclamation
12/04/07, 21:13
Sorry, I'm usually an easy 5 stars, but this just wasn't PoeTV material. It's user forum material. And don't take this the wrong way, but I was terribly disappointed that nobody was injured by a secondary explosion. |
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Gettysburg - Chamberlain's Charge
12/04/07, 21:07
Keep in mind that the movie is about 5 hours long and was marketed to an older audience. The loud music is there so grandpa will wake up for the important parts. I've seen it in action. |
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Iraq party van
12/04/07, 21:03
5 stars for short and sweet moment of happiness. |
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The 'Katie Vick' Segment.
12/04/07, 12:26
If someone can find it from the 80s, a mad scientist once hooked George "The Animal" Steele up to a Brain-o-Tron, an electric helmet attached to a machine, to cure his retardation. It was working at first, Steele said "How now brown cow?" but then Rowdy Roddy Piper burst into the room all "HAY GUYS WHATS THIS" and started pulling random levers, and sparks shot out of Steeles' head and he went even crazier and smashed through a wall and escaped.
This was back when you expected cartoony entertainment. It was glorious. That's how it should be.
Also, Rowdy Roddy Piper on Halloween.. he wrapped bricks in cellophane and spiked them into trick-or-treaters' bags so he could steal the candy that spilled out the bottom. "OH DON'T CRY HERE LET ME SWEEP THAT UP FOR YOU" |
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Michel Moore in: 'Why Norway is Awesome'
12/02/07, 19:28
Well tell me this, have you ever TRIED rehabilitating a chainsaw killer with hugs and support? It works! |
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Michel Moore in: 'Why Norway is Awesome'
12/02/07, 19:24
Depressing. I bet that they'd really hate it if filthy immigrant Americans shat up their paradise by wasting taxes and taking their jobs, so I'd have to sneak in and do menial labor and be glad I don't hate Mexicans because oh the irony |
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Random commercial break from 1984
12/02/07, 19:06
Somewhere I have a videotape of WWF from Knoxville, Tennessee local station in 1984. When I pulled it out we always ended up enjoying the commercials more than the show. I got to see Lou Reed shill Vespa scooters like a whore.
It's okay if you think of it as anthropological research. It's educational for kids too, any one of these could make me start rambling about the 80s like an old man.
TBQH I really don't know HOW to rate this video. |
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Unaired Dirty Jobs Segment - Roadkill Artist
12/02/07, 07:08
This half is the payoff. |
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Gettysburg - Chamberlain's Charge
12/02/07, 06:49
Thx. I like the exasperated mustache flip he does when he thinks he's about to die. |
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Care Bears vs the Freeze Machine - Give a Little Love
12/01/07, 05:29
In 1986, my little sister punched me really hard in the solar plexus and knocked the wind out of me for vocally sympathizing with the antagonists in this movie, thereby proving me right. |
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Gettysburg - Chamberlain's Charge
12/01/07, 05:15
He was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. |
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Our View of the early Universe.
11/29/07, 03:36
Robovoice aside, I thought this was a pretty elegant example. A lot of good conclusions follow from it, such as why we can never see most of the universe, and how redshift happens. |
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Capybara petting
11/29/07, 03:07
This video became even more adorable when I learned that rats laugh when you tickle them. |
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Adoptable Dogs: Sweet Pea
11/29/07, 02:57
I'd love to see this dog take sharp drift-racing turns on a linoleum floor. |
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Adoptable Dogs: Sweet Pea
11/29/07, 02:55
Even though he's been banned, his memory continues to ruin otherwise adorable videos. |
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