Set Up Like A Deck Of Cards

Manipulating Child

(Via riotrepublic)

I like how the dog follows the parents around, like he’s seen it all before.

Asshole Mario World (via cubicle17)

I wouldn’t last five minutes with this.  It’s funny to watch, though.

Two guys raise and rescue a lion cub in London. It gets too big and they release it. What happens when they go back to check on it?

(Via livejamie)

Christian the Lion: And people say I hate cats. The video does end pretty abruptly, though…

Go Opening Sequence (via stevenbeelen)

It’s been nine years since I first saw Go and, ever since then, I haven’t been able to watch the Columbia Pictures intro sequence in any film without starting to hum Lionrock’s Fire Up the Shoesaw, or at least hear it playing in my head. This happens every time. EVERY TIME.

The way Doug Liman cut the song into the Columbia sequence is always going to be stick with me. It’s been happening for way too long for it to ever stop.

It kind of annoys me when it happens, but I always end up smiling about it.

The Wildhearts at Download Festival 2008 (via scardwel).

Remember that video of Josh Homme losing it with a fan that threw something onstage?

Last week at Download, The Wildhearts played and actually invited the crowd to throw things on stage for most of their set.

This is the beginning of their last song, before the organisers cut the power on them because they’d overrun.  But not before Ginger had managed to catch an egg someone threw at him.

This was one of the best sets I saw at Download.  You could tell the band were loving it, the crowd was loving it and there was great interaction between everyone.  I wasn’t the biggest Wildhearts fan before I saw them, but I love them now.

(Contains language, so watch your volume).

Where the Hell is Matt?

is back!

(Via danhacker)

This has just become one of my favourite videos ever. I’ve never heard of this guy before.

Top Gear Telly Advert Meeting - Tea (via BBC).

I just saw the advert for the new series of Top Gear on TV a couple of minutes ago, and I really like it.

Just one of my favorite Office moments.

(Via xstevemurphy)

I’ll go for some of that. The first time I saw this, I kept skipping back to watch it again. I love Jim’s smirk at the camera, and you can see Rainn Wilson just about to break before the camera cuts to outside the door.

(Via pile : ericlodwick : kevindavidcrowe)

This seems so wrong and so right at the same time.

Requiem For A Day Off

(Via un : bendelaney : jacobbijani : Kottke)

In the late 80s and early 90s, I probably watched Ferris Bueller around once a week/once a fortnight. So, by my reckoning, I must have seen it between 100-200 times. That sounds insane.