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Toad tells Mario the secret of the clouds and the bushes, and reacts just as anyone else would. bit & run by Cory Godbey
Cory Godbey
Failed motivational speech. However I love his attitude. In the end, I guess he does make a valid point. Hilarious.
This is NUTS! Such a simple idea, who’d have thought it would take us this long to start running on water. It actually looks like a lot of fun. I can see this sport taking off. Who knows, maybe we’ll be running 100 metre liquid mountaineering races in the Olympics come 2030!
Liquid Mountaineering is a new sport which is attempting to achieve what man has tried to do for centuries: walk on water. Or to be more precise: running on water. We are developing the sport from scratch. By accident we found out that with the right water repellent equipment you can run across bodies of water, just like a stone skimming the surface.
Hahaha.. I love these ads for the Adult movie network Amour.
“You won’t watch for the acting,” brags Canadian adult-entertainment network Amour in a bunch of new promos by Cossette.
Apparently this guy (Andy Kaufman) goes around tricking local TV stations into letting him give these “yo-yo” demonstrations on live TV.
Source -- Dangerous Minds
German dudes seeing how fast they can get a playground carousel spinning with a bit of help from their motorcycle. Hilarious.
Badass short film based on the video game series, Street Fighter.
‘Street Fighter-Legacy’ a Streetlight Films production, co-directed by Joey Ansah and Owen Trevor, produced by Jacqueline Quella and stars Jon Foo as Ryu and Christian Howard as Ken.
‘StreetFighter-Legacy’ a liveaction short film fan project, based on the popular Capcom gaming franchise: Street Fighter. Officially endorsed by Capcom
StreetFighter Legacy has been a labour of love and passion project for its creator, Joey Ansah, who not only conceived and pitched the project, but also co-directed, co-wrote and choreographed it, alongside cameo’ing in the film. Collaborating, creative partner and long time friend Christian Howard was part of the project from day one, co-writing the script and story elements, as well as further down the line, storyboarding the film, being assistant fight choreographer and most importantly playing Ken Masters.
Streetlight repped Australian Director Owen Trevor came onboard to co-direct the film. His experience and style carried forward from shooting on 3 series of the acclaimed ‘Top Gear’ have really been an asset to the project and given it a strong visual flair.
Promotional Photography by Theo Chalmers