I haven't laughed that much since a long time:
Friday, 15 April 2011
Youtube, funny video
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Friday, 17 December 2010
Antikythera mechanism built with Lego.
Built in 150 to 100 BC, maybe by Posidonius on Rhodes, it was found on a sunken ship in 1900 near Crete.
The mechanism seems to be an astronomical analog calculator used to predict the positions of the sun, the plantes and the moon. Thirty gears have survived, others have been lost, some suggest, that there might been more than double that amount.
The work in the video was made by Andrew Carol, an Apple software engineer, out of 1'500 Lego pieces.
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Monday, 29 November 2010
Youtube: Jeff Dunham - Achmed the Dead Terrorist
123.910.566 views on youtube can't be wrong.
This is one of the funniest videos on youtube. Just go and watch it.
And now, Silence, I kill you!
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Friday, 26 November 2010
Youtube: X-mas presents (fake)
Are you still in need for a X-mas present for yourself?
Get the Mans-later:
Also available for women;)
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Youtube: I Made A Multi-Belief Necklace @ EdwardCurrent
Faith is a strong thing. It can be made stronger, by having more faith and even stronger in having faith in different things.
An other movie about a similiar theme is this one:
Atheists often are asked "What do you do if God does exist? Wouldn't it be safer, to believe in God (usually the Christian version of God)?". To be perfect safe, you need to worship all the ten thousend Gods (ups freudian slip, I wrote ghosts) that have been worshiped in the history of mankind? Do you have that much time and faith?
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Thursday, 1 November 2007
Youtube Favourites
I thought about starting a new topic, favourite Youtube-Vids.
You (should) all know the new Video of Nickelback newest song, Rockstar.
But there is an equally well made parody which you can see here.
He also has a myspace site worth wisiting.
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