DadLabs takes a random swipe at producing a celebrity parenting show. Please beg us, and well produce a bunch more of these. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Genre: Entertainment
by: dadlabs
Press the Scramble square to scramble the cube and then, with a simple swipe of your finger, slide the lights on the TouchCube just like the original 3x3 cube! Swipe across three lights on any side to move that row to any of the other touch-sensitive sides, or swipe in an L shape to turn the top face. The TouchCube also includes a motion-detecting accelerometer, so your fingers wont move the lights on the other sides by mistake while youre trying to solve it. More info coming soon! www.rubikstouchcube.com.
by: TechnoSourceUSA
Actress Jennifer Aniston joked about her love life and took a swipe at ex-husband Brad Pitt during the Women in Film awards Friday night in Los Angeles. (June 13)
Genre: Funny Videos
by: fuzzyme
Live chickens are fed to tigers at this safari park. It seems like the tigers lose interest in their prey until the very end.
Genre: Animal Videos
by: twindragon
The new 60 sec Barclaycard ad which shows an office worker taking off his clothes and getting into a waterslide, which he rides on his commute home. During his journey, the commuter, played by Gavin and Stacey actor Robert Wilfort, uses a Barclaycard to swipe his way through subway system gates and buy groceries
by: alexander2
''The Barghest's Monody'' by David Hart Therewithal, profluent life ettles it's while. Thitherward, from Death's bleak campanile Grim antiphonals serenade. A capriccio, the slashing swipe of the reaper's scythe will serenade. Stringent Death forthwith anoints the mithridate to Life's cantankerous and rankling ado Hither now come, anon recondite Azrael, neither protend nor annex this throttled contretemps. The antiphonal of the reaper's cavalier scythe Shall now serenade. Awhirl, like kerfs demarcated Years, bollixed, muzzy and brattled shall holus-bolus expire. No retaliation to death's gloomy surcease No ingenious riposte to the reaper's final cleave. Bootless now to don the amulets, squeeze the jujus, Kiss the talismans, clutch the periapts or Attire in steely cataphract. The serenading of the reaper's scythe, it's efficacy shall blithely cleave. Bedim mine eyes from life's assailing Bedim mine eyes from life's poltroonery Vocabulary: barghest-a goblin fabled to portend misfortune; mono
by: hartistry
The fuel cost crisis intensifies as one major US airline announced today that they are getting rid of all video machines on domestic flights to cut costs.US Airways said that this cost cutting measure will save $10 million a year in fuel and other costs. The video systems add 500 pounds to a plane's weight, thus increasing the fuel costs. Additionally, no one really wants to fork over the $5 for headsets (also of note: the rise in laptops with movie-playing abilities and soon-to-be checkpoint friendly computer bags).They will be getting rid of all the video equipment in November of this year, unless some magical fuel miracle happens. Pray your hearts out, boys and girls. Although this is just one domestic airline enforcing the policy now, it will not be long before all others follow suit. Unless US Airways gets boycotted or something by avid movie watching fliers. How many times do you really want to see a crappy movie like Made of Honor?We've seen these cost saving tactics before. Some might even go as far as to say this summer was a "cost cutting bonanza" for airlines. They've gotten rid of our snacks, our free checked luggage, our frequent flier discounts, and even screwed over a few of our NBA players. But now the movie bandit has struck.Don't worry too much though, trips to Hawaii and other trans-atlantic flights will still have your precious movies. Do you think anyone will start listening to the in-flight radio stations as an alternative to movie-free flights? That Jeff Foxworthy channel is always good for a few chuckles, right? Nope? Ouch.A spokesperson for the airline spoke to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Let's see them talk their way out of this one:"US Airways had been evaluating replacing the old system with new technology: light-weight fiber optics or Wi-Fi. The idea was that passengers would be able to swipe a credit card and have entertainment choices on a TV and touch screen at their seats." But Christ says soaring fuel costs have forced the carrier to hold off on new plans."We're frozen in time right now," Christ explained.Frozen in TIME! Sooo dramatic.Will not being able to watch a film that will be out on DVD in a few weeks mid-flight stop anyone from flying this summer? Or is this just another worrisome cost-cutting trend for our nation's airlines? Comments section!Philadelphia Inquirer: In-flight movies fade to black this fall, July 9, 2008USA Today: US Airways to end in-flight movies on domestic flights, July 9, 2008
by: Stephen
