There are 210.000 christmas lights, computer controlled... It's and amazing show.
210,000 Computer animated christmas lights. from oholylights on Vimeo.

This video, from the TV Show The Last Laugh explains in a fun way...

5 Friends is a video that explains why you should vote. The video is made by and for americans, but the reasons they give are valid on any democratic place on earth.

And, by the way, send this page to 5 Friends.

This video presents a little enhanced fight between a pussy and a printer... Very funny. Specially the special effects.

See also:

• Commercial Levis
• Beer Make Women Beautiful

And, to finish this post, I let you with Coke Light:

Scene from the TV mini-serie "Mundo Catita" - a portuguese TV serie with Manuel Vieira... a portuguese polemic public personality.

This video present a show by two very talented guys.

Ira Glass is a jornalist on the National Public Radio, and this post is a small introdution to this videos on StoryTelling.

Here is the First video, and links to the other 3:



Ira Glass on StoryTelling #2
Ira Glass on StoryTelling #3
Ira Glass on StoryTelling #4

Today I would like to present you The Website is down (video) and Put the Cream (game).

The Website is Down is a video based on a call from Sales Guy to Web Dude.

Put the Cream where you are a women in the beach, and you have to run from Zéze Camarinha as long as you can.

Video of George Carlin performing, live, his sketch "Seven Dirty Words you can Never Say on TV".



Some fast facts about this sketch:

1. "Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television" was off of Carlin's 1972 album Class Clown
2. Carlin was arrested on July 21, 1972 for disturbing the peace after performing "Seven Dirty Words" in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3. He was freed on $150 bail
4. Case dismissed: Indecent language but supported under free speech and public disturbance unfounded.

Amy WineHouse in the Rock in Rio concert. Drunk?

A F15 pilot colided and get pretty damaged. But he was able to land his aircraft... without a wing.

Found this video about the portuguese justice process Apito Dourado, in the site Instante Fatal.