I mean... Funny bit, and all. But first, people react badly under spotlight, and also Kimmel has the power of edit.This hurts my soul:
I take both of those into account, but that there are people who can say "I haven't read a book in 12 years" still makes me sad.I mean... Funny bit, and all. But first, people react badly under spotlight, and also Kimmel has the power of edit.
All rise for the Youtube National Anthem!BEHOLD, THE YOUTUBE OF THE PAST:
Gas has been on a rerun kick lately. First the funny pics thread, now here.This is like super old. I'm shocked it hasn't been posted here before.
Did @Dave write this sketch?The original script for the Four Candles sketch is going up for auction. Clearly this means I need to post it here.
So @Dave DIDN'T write this sketch.It IS pretty funny.
I couldn't understand most of that.The original script for the Four Candles sketch is going up for auction. Clearly this means I need to post it here.
That's pretty much the joke. Guy has a thick accent that the shopkeeper can't understand, and they stretch that out for about six minutes.I couldn't understand most of that.
Not so much that the shopkeeper can't understand the accent, more that it has a lot of homophones in it. Basically it's a British version of Who's on First?That's pretty much the joke. Guy has a thick accent that the shopkeeper can't understand, and they stretch that out for about six minutes.
We have a winner! It's really obvious on the slow speed, but the whole rig jumps when triggered. Just how much potential crushing force is lost there?Because it's on a pallet and not a solid surface?
I'm not an engineer either, so I may (likely) be talking out my ass, but at first glance I'd think that because the frame isn't secured, it would potentially give more at the moment of impact and absorb some of the energy that would otherwise be transmitted to the target object.I’d say little to no force is lost. If you smash a car into concrete at 60mph, or the concrete into the car, it’s just a matter of frame of reference, the force and damage is the same either way. The frame is moving up because the piston is heavy and they don’t have it secured, but it’s smashing against the frame, not the ground or gravity.
100% on all.FEEEELL OOOOOOLLLLLD