Web Video Thread (DON'T QUOTE VIDS)

Sorry if this is already up. C-lass.

It has probably already been posted, but...............a classic deserves another viewing.

WOW!.................

(Some competition for the seasonal fireworks display, methinks!)

You w**ker!......................

I probably should have posted this video before the one above.


(btw...understand that this is purely for educational purposes!)

Originally Posted by the 12 th man

A guy loses it with Plank Kenny on The Fronline on RTE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FmVopEs9yI

Rap Version

Afraid of heights?...

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20100918/...g-dfc7e2c.html

wow thats amazing, and scary. Where was that?

Originally Posted by bennocelt

wow thats amazing, and scary. Where was that?

Some antenna in the US, higher than Sears Tower in Chicago!

I'd guess it's the CN Tower in Ontario.

That's just tooooo close!

I flagged that as animal abuse, horse whipped to run on tarmac, cruel

I had 2 thoughts watching that - one the same as you Bennocelt, the second being a bit more lighthearted - or actually shameful, this is posted on the internet, therefore the idiots can be all pulled in, Transits and all.

What's that stereotype about women drivers again?.....................

Stumble, little schimmy, fall...get up...stumble again, great schimmy, fall =

Originally Posted by dahamsta

+1. The "wikipedia can't be trusted" line is a nonsense, the vast majority of content on Wikipedia is good enough to be used as a non-academic reference. If you have an issue with the Wikipedia article, check the references and correct it instead of knocking people who actually made an effort.

Grow up for god's sake, your posts make you look like a cross between Jay and Neil in the Inbetweeners.

No, Wikipedia is generally used as a reference to a point. It shouldn't be a reference as much as ramblings on a forum should be. It can be used individually to read up on something further, but so can The Star.

I read in The Star that foot.ie is rubbish. Does that make it so?

I have experienced people giving wikipedia references in their PhD thesis..

Did you not actually understand my post dfx-? I really don't think you did.

I'll check what Wikipedia says about understanding and get back to you..

Edit:

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

It is difficult to define understanding.

Sorry, I may not have. Or maybe I did. Wiki isn't sure