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I just saw the panda video - I love animals playing!- thank you Tom.

It's not just for dogs anymore!

Funny to see, but in really, poor guy because you know he might lose his job.

I don't like the title of the clip, though. It makes the uploader sound like a jerk.

Wow. I'm sure it was helpful for several people back then, though. It looked more interesting than the default manual.


For those who are sick and tired of the movie Frozen and the "Let it Go" soundtrack (*raises hand several times*) here is a nice change of pace...

The following video was officially(!) released by the Danish parliament ... for about 24 hours. Then it was recalled.

I wonder why.  

Oh my.

Sweet

This may be one for Jimmy:

Wow. Quick thinking and so smooth about it. (He didn't have to give them anything at all, but quickly thought to do that.)

The last sentence had me literally rolling on the floor laughing.

So, several months ago, a video was released about random strangers (but all friends of the producer, I think) kissing each other for the first time:



It went viral and sparked a stupid number of parodies. The purpose was an experiment to see how 20 people who had never met would interact, especially knowing they were being recorded. It later received a lot of flack after it was learned that most of the people in the video were already actors. This meant that even though the kisses were impromptu, everyone was already comfortable being on camera with a crew around watching.


But then, this week a different guy released THIS video of 40 people (all friends of his, but only a minimal number of them actors and 4 or 6 with a connection to each other already) slapping each other. Some had never been slapped or never slapped another person before, and it was interesting how a rapport is formed between them as things continued.



I found this one to be a LOT more fun.

In honour of Louis de Funès' 100th birthday.

In this clip the French guest asks the Chef (Louis) to give the recipe to his German colleague Dr. Müller.

Louis then switches from French to German and just lists the ingredients. Watch: