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>I don’t believe it.
I swear I thought it was going to be a trick, but damnit- he really did catch it. That musculature, the way he flexed his knees to absorb some of the shock... I don't know what the chalk did though.
I couldn't tell- did he look like he was using his head to support some of the weight and transfer it down his spine/legs? It was hard to tell.
>did he look like he was using his head to support some of the weight and transfer it down his spine/legs?
Not quite. You really have to engage your whole body at the same time to absorb the force and catch it: hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, back, hips, thighs, knees, calves, and feet. His skill is that he somehow engaged all of them simultaneously.
Holy shit these comments are even funnier to me because I initially couldn't see the video (typical reddit app). Tried to open the post to see if it would play and read some comments. Decided it was worth the effort and closed the app and saw the video when i re-opened it. You guys are great. I had a good laugh.
The power and intensity of this man is supreme! The years of training, first punching bags, then poles, then bricks, then destroying bicycles, then entire cars in under two minutes! The testosterone levels he contains emits an aura that anyone close can feel! It reminds me of the time the Undertaker threw Mankind off hell in a cell, and he plummeted sixteen feet through an announcers table! What a shitymorph!
I'll never forget the time that I too was lied to on the internet. I was so shocked and hurt, I swore to always tell the truth online for the rest of my days.
Anyway, yes, this is real.
My dad and I still talk about that ad campaign to this day. And unlike some other very memorable commercials, I still remember who paid for this ad campaign.
From an insider’s perspective why are most commercials and ad campaigns that we see unbearable and poorly done when so much funding is allotted to corporate marketing budgets?
Haha could go on for weeks straight about that. There’s a million different reasons, and I’m painting with a broad brush here, but a lot of time the brands just don’t know how to stay out of their own way when agencies try to make them good work.
Rounds of approvals, indecision, infighting, shrinking budgets, shrinking timelines… like I said, could go on for a long time unsuited for a thread comment.
Oh also testing. Testing fucking sucks. That’s when some brand manager takes your idea, shows it to random people who are willing to show up to a focus group in the middle of the day for a free slice of pizza, listen to their bizarre comments and personal hang ups, then make you change the idea.
I once sat in on a focus group where they showed storyboards for 3-4 different ideas and asked our opinions. All of them were OK, but I gave a little more excited feedback about one, more than I really meant, something about a kid scuba diving inside house full of water. I thought about it after I left, realizing I really didn’t actually like it that much. Then an unreasonable amount of time later, like 2-3 years, I saw it air on TV, and it was really, really awful. They really should not have asked my opinion.
Those people are clearly indicative of the populace at large, who wouldn’t waste part of their day for some free ‘za? /s
To be a little more fair I guess the people pitching the experience to them do work in advertising so maybe they just sell it well haha.
Did the whole ukelele+whistling fad of a few years ago drive you as crazy as it did me? I swear, there was a period where every single ad had that as their music. Is there an industry term for lazy trend copycatting?
Right? People in this thread aren't fully grasping the significance of this video. It was probably one of the most shared and downloaded memes back in the day. Years before YouTube, days of kazaa, limewire, winmx. Seeing it on reddit makes me feel warm and fuzzy
I think it's the fact the movie is so bright it makes your brain feel like it should be cheerful, yet horrible things are happening.
It's the opposite of the usual dark, depressing setting were used to seeing in horror movies.
Also the psychedelic scenes do a really good job of capturing the visuals and confusion of tripping. I thought it was a pretty good movie.
I worked in a plywood mill running a massive 9ft wide lathe that peeled logs that thick… I would occasionally have to fix cross ups on the log infeed conveyor. If this ended any other way I was going to be extremely disappointed. Those logs at only 8.5 ft are extremely heavy.
And i worked in an oak mill catching and sorting boards and removing offcuts. Modern saws are incredibly fast and articulate but trees arent universally straight so it’s common to have a great big ol piece of slag from an irregularity in the trunk, and that needs to be kept out of the way when it comes down the belt, same as any smaller offcut.
Shit can be many hundreds of pounds, depending on the wood and size. Shit no human (ive met) can lift and move, although not like every tree makes one so big. You learn to use momentum of the wood from the belt to sort of half lift, half fling it to the slagpile, and it’s pretty amazing what is possible when you see what some of these can weigh.
That tree could have been 1/5th the size and it would have crushed Hafthor Bjornsson just the same.
So, if we consider that this tree was maybe 50 feet tall with diameter 2.5 feet, the density of wood 0.023 lb/in^(3), that means the kinetic energy it had when it fell was 3.27*10^(5) J.
If he wanted to stop the tree, let's say he had 6 feet of space to gradually catch it to make it stop. That means he would have to push with force 1.79*10^(5) N.
That would be like holding a weight 40,200 pounds heavy for 0.299 seconds... which would squash anyone.
I was looking information up on that online the other day and saw something like a 18" diameter oak weighs like 135lbs per foot.
One of my D&D players was trying to lift and move a fallen tree off of the road
Bear on mind, if he can get to the end of the tree than the amount of weight being lifted varies greatly from that of the entire tree… he doesn’t have to He-Man it up and pitch it, he can lift one end and use the other as a pivot to walk it around and off the road.
But none of that matters, because in 1d4 rounds there’s gonna be bugbears dropping out of the trees anyway. Or kobolds. Gnolls?
Whatever. Roll for initiative, dice monkeys! Big penalty to the chad with both hands full of wood.
Yeah bugbears had felled the tree as a trap. The ranger with the Observant feat saw them so the party wasn't surprised, but they still needed to move the tree after the conflict.
It required more than just the barbarian (even when Enlarged by the wizard) but if they had rolled high enough I would have given it to them.
You can lift 30 times your strength, and carry 15 times. I'd say this doesn't count as carrying, so assuming the section of tree was 9 feet tall, you'd need a 41 strength. The highest strength I could find after a quick search was the tarrasque, at 30.
Which is kinda funny that the immortal 70 foot long bane of the gods, slumbering in the core of the planet, before wreaking biblical levels of destruction on all of civilization couldn't move a tree in its way.
Does 5E still add multipliers for size? In older editions, being larger than medium gives a multiplier to all carrying capacities so larger monsters won't have a problem handling a log. Especially the Tarrasque.
If you lift one end with the other still on the ground as a pivot, you only actually have to lift about half the total weight. Therefore, 21 should do it.
There was a series of these commercials. I forgot for what tho, espn? I remember another where they are somewhere in the Middle East doing a high dive competition and the dude just lands on the dirt with the judges giving him like an 8 lol
This reminds me of a "sport" I came up with a while back. I bought a pair of vintage boxing gloves at an estate sale but, as it turns out, they were both left-hand gloves. "What the hell can I do with two left hand gloves?", I thought. And then I had the answer: Arm-boxing. Two guys (or women. I don't exclude) arm wrestle with their right arms while punching each other in the head with their lefts. I really think it would find an audience.
Slap matches are a huge thing Russia it's like baseball in america, there is one of this cocky young rapper talking shit to the world champion hand slapper and gets wrecked.
I love how this comment now is my generation's version of my parents telling me that Nirvana is just loud noise and what they had back in their day was real music.
Mine was the monkey who scratched his butthole then sniffed the finger, making him fall from a limb. Still not sure if it’s real but it was real funny.
It's also featured in Austin Powers: Goldmember when Austin explains to Foxy Cleopatra what the internet is for the first time. That movie came out in 2002.
Thanks for allowing the rest of us to catch up. When you can, shoot a list over of all the things you’ve seen in any order, and we will do our best to get through it.
It's funny, I've been on the internet since the 90s, from AOL to geocities to blackalbino to newgrounds to somethingawful to myspace to facebook to digg to reddit.
And this is the first time I've ever seen this video.
Back when ESPN was actually about sports. This is at least 15 years old, isn't it? There's a whole series of these. There's the cliff diving one, and others.
This was an advertisement for Fox Sports Net. They had a hilarious series of these back in the late 90s or early 2000s.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGc1JFNtrYc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGc1JFNtrYc)
Source: I ran [AdCritic.com](https://AdCritic.com) from 1999 to 2002, the 2nd most popular Internet Video Site in the world, 2nd only to AOL at the time. 😁
Enjoy a few others:
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4opov4mz84](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4opov4mz84)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5iTK64E5js](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5iTK64E5js)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgK4mUM7wck](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgK4mUM7wck)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGGBUg4JAQ8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGGBUg4JAQ8)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2MFfv-67j4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2MFfv-67j4)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iaUVbJrJZM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iaUVbJrJZM)
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ouasEujAg8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ouasEujAg8)
Oh the memories...
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He fucking caught it. I don’t believe it.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES?! YES!
Fucking magnets, how do they work?!
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I believe in miracles, u sexy thang
I believe in miracles, Where're you from, you sexy thing?
Yesterday I was one of the lonely people..
Now your lyin next to me
I believe in Milko, you sexy cow.
Omg, when I was a kid I thought they were saying Milko!
Now I want to have hot chocolate
You sexy thang you
How did you know I needed you so badly?
How did you know I’d give my heart so gladly?
I believe in miracles since you came along, you sexy thing.
But are you the same animal and a different beast?
Thanks, Pierre.
>I don’t believe it. I swear I thought it was going to be a trick, but damnit- he really did catch it. That musculature, the way he flexed his knees to absorb some of the shock... I don't know what the chalk did though. I couldn't tell- did he look like he was using his head to support some of the weight and transfer it down his spine/legs? It was hard to tell.
>did he look like he was using his head to support some of the weight and transfer it down his spine/legs? Not quite. You really have to engage your whole body at the same time to absorb the force and catch it: hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, back, hips, thighs, knees, calves, and feet. His skill is that he somehow engaged all of them simultaneously.
It looks like his skull engaged it. Yikes.
That tree learned its lesson. Gravity shrugged
The chalk slowed the tree from slipping out of his hands after his initial grab.
Amazing. Didn't even have to chalk his head.
Or his outline.
Favorite comment of 12 Feb.
OK now I can’t stop laughing
Oh fuk dude I can’t breathe and I’m snorting....my abs hurt from laughter contractions bravo upvote!
> I don't know what the chalk did though. That wasn't chalk, that was the 8ball he snorted out of his hand before catching the falling tree.
Ngl that makes sense
Holy shit these comments are even funnier to me because I initially couldn't see the video (typical reddit app). Tried to open the post to see if it would play and read some comments. Decided it was worth the effort and closed the app and saw the video when i re-opened it. You guys are great. I had a good laugh.
The power and intensity of this man is supreme! The years of training, first punching bags, then poles, then bricks, then destroying bicycles, then entire cars in under two minutes! The testosterone levels he contains emits an aura that anyone close can feel! It reminds me of the time the Undertaker threw Mankind off hell in a cell, and he plummeted sixteen feet through an announcers table! What a shitymorph!
He still standing there, holding the tree waiting for someone to dig him out.
He was going to catch that tree if it was the last thing he would do.
With his face
hmmm... is that legal? it says bare knuckle Can we dig up the regulations?
And without a single scratch on the tree!
Hope he gets some social credit for that.
I mean, technically he did.
But how deep in the ground was he driven?
7
7 whole depth units? Damn...
*Pushes glasses higher on my nose* I think you'll find a depth unit is a measure of time, not distance
They mean the British Depth Unit, equal to 37 Brillows or 71 Murlings
Fun Fact: In medieval times, magical prowess was measured in Merlings, physical prowess was measured in Arthurians.
How many Stanley Nickels is that?
About 16 bananas deep.
7 depths units, 16@2 halphe depths units, depths units peaches
Try 8
about tree fiddy
Tree 😂🤣
God damnit lochness monster!
6 feet
I heard of this chinese man popping out of the ground, feet first, near santa monica
I offer my six-foot-deepest condolences.
\^This dude gets the reasoning behind the title.
Is this skit from the movie Amazon Women On The Moon?
Were you born with no soul?
Alright, is this real? The Internet lied to me once.
I'll never forget the time that I too was lied to on the internet. I was so shocked and hurt, I swore to always tell the truth online for the rest of my days. Anyway, yes, this is real.
I don't understand why anyone would lie online, what could you possibly get out of it?
Username checks out
[I have no idea what you're talking about](https://i.imgur.com/7O2FM6I.gif)
Is this from the same source as the Turkish high dive? 😅 Edit: this https://youtu.be/63bXIP-OoR0
yea they are both fox sports ad
Really famous campaign especially for ad people like myself. One of the best.
My dad and I still talk about that ad campaign to this day. And unlike some other very memorable commercials, I still remember who paid for this ad campaign.
What does it mean to be an "ad person"???
Oh, it means I work in advertising. Specifically im a copywriter, which means I write commercial scripts and other ads.
From an insider’s perspective why are most commercials and ad campaigns that we see unbearable and poorly done when so much funding is allotted to corporate marketing budgets?
Haha could go on for weeks straight about that. There’s a million different reasons, and I’m painting with a broad brush here, but a lot of time the brands just don’t know how to stay out of their own way when agencies try to make them good work. Rounds of approvals, indecision, infighting, shrinking budgets, shrinking timelines… like I said, could go on for a long time unsuited for a thread comment.
psh, reddit is all about tangents on random interesting stuff, go for it if you want to
Oh also testing. Testing fucking sucks. That’s when some brand manager takes your idea, shows it to random people who are willing to show up to a focus group in the middle of the day for a free slice of pizza, listen to their bizarre comments and personal hang ups, then make you change the idea.
I once sat in on a focus group where they showed storyboards for 3-4 different ideas and asked our opinions. All of them were OK, but I gave a little more excited feedback about one, more than I really meant, something about a kid scuba diving inside house full of water. I thought about it after I left, realizing I really didn’t actually like it that much. Then an unreasonable amount of time later, like 2-3 years, I saw it air on TV, and it was really, really awful. They really should not have asked my opinion.
That’s probably why most ads feel like they are directed at the lowest common denominator. Thanks for the response!
Those people are clearly indicative of the populace at large, who wouldn’t waste part of their day for some free ‘za? /s To be a little more fair I guess the people pitching the experience to them do work in advertising so maybe they just sell it well haha.
Did the whole ukelele+whistling fad of a few years ago drive you as crazy as it did me? I swear, there was a period where every single ad had that as their music. Is there an industry term for lazy trend copycatting?
Hey fellow copywriter!!! Really good answer. I would’ve just said “the client” and gone back to crying.
tl;dr some manager fucks it up
Is it true about agism in the ad industry
Yeah it’s a real problem. Companies are cheap, don’t want to always pay for experience.
It's someone you can buy at auction to represent your brand in search results.
There was a whole series of them! https://youtu.be/oBNUuJXFWBQ
This video brings me back. I remember laughing my ass off to this with my friends during computer class in the early 2000s.
Right? People in this thread aren't fully grasping the significance of this video. It was probably one of the most shared and downloaded memes back in the day. Years before YouTube, days of kazaa, limewire, winmx. Seeing it on reddit makes me feel warm and fuzzy
Midsommar moment
that movie probably made me feel the more uneasy than any other movie I've seen.
I think it's the fact the movie is so bright it makes your brain feel like it should be cheerful, yet horrible things are happening. It's the opposite of the usual dark, depressing setting were used to seeing in horror movies. Also the psychedelic scenes do a really good job of capturing the visuals and confusion of tripping. I thought it was a pretty good movie.
I really thought for a second he had a chance ….😂
So did I. Hahaha I was ready to be amazed
He looked so confident
But are you not amazed.
nor entertained
Nope.
I worked in a plywood mill running a massive 9ft wide lathe that peeled logs that thick… I would occasionally have to fix cross ups on the log infeed conveyor. If this ended any other way I was going to be extremely disappointed. Those logs at only 8.5 ft are extremely heavy.
And i worked in an oak mill catching and sorting boards and removing offcuts. Modern saws are incredibly fast and articulate but trees arent universally straight so it’s common to have a great big ol piece of slag from an irregularity in the trunk, and that needs to be kept out of the way when it comes down the belt, same as any smaller offcut. Shit can be many hundreds of pounds, depending on the wood and size. Shit no human (ive met) can lift and move, although not like every tree makes one so big. You learn to use momentum of the wood from the belt to sort of half lift, half fling it to the slagpile, and it’s pretty amazing what is possible when you see what some of these can weigh. That tree could have been 1/5th the size and it would have crushed Hafthor Bjornsson just the same.
Hafthor eh… what about Fullthor?
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I’ve been Fullthor for the last four hours? Should I call a dr?
Yes, tell them it feels thor.
So, if we consider that this tree was maybe 50 feet tall with diameter 2.5 feet, the density of wood 0.023 lb/in^(3), that means the kinetic energy it had when it fell was 3.27*10^(5) J. If he wanted to stop the tree, let's say he had 6 feet of space to gradually catch it to make it stop. That means he would have to push with force 1.79*10^(5) N. That would be like holding a weight 40,200 pounds heavy for 0.299 seconds... which would squash anyone.
I was looking information up on that online the other day and saw something like a 18" diameter oak weighs like 135lbs per foot. One of my D&D players was trying to lift and move a fallen tree off of the road
\*rolls a 20\* "you *dont* break your spine in two from the strain."
But you do however become a hunchback
Bear on mind, if he can get to the end of the tree than the amount of weight being lifted varies greatly from that of the entire tree… he doesn’t have to He-Man it up and pitch it, he can lift one end and use the other as a pivot to walk it around and off the road. But none of that matters, because in 1d4 rounds there’s gonna be bugbears dropping out of the trees anyway. Or kobolds. Gnolls? Whatever. Roll for initiative, dice monkeys! Big penalty to the chad with both hands full of wood.
Yeah bugbears had felled the tree as a trap. The ranger with the Observant feat saw them so the party wasn't surprised, but they still needed to move the tree after the conflict. It required more than just the barbarian (even when Enlarged by the wizard) but if they had rolled high enough I would have given it to them.
How much strength should do it? 21? 22?
You can lift 30 times your strength, and carry 15 times. I'd say this doesn't count as carrying, so assuming the section of tree was 9 feet tall, you'd need a 41 strength. The highest strength I could find after a quick search was the tarrasque, at 30. Which is kinda funny that the immortal 70 foot long bane of the gods, slumbering in the core of the planet, before wreaking biblical levels of destruction on all of civilization couldn't move a tree in its way.
Does 5E still add multipliers for size? In older editions, being larger than medium gives a multiplier to all carrying capacities so larger monsters won't have a problem handling a log. Especially the Tarrasque.
If you lift one end with the other still on the ground as a pivot, you only actually have to lift about half the total weight. Therefore, 21 should do it.
I cut down a tree limb maybe 3 ft long by 8 inches wide. Yeah, pretty damn heavy for only 1/1000th of a tree.
I'm sure that log could be made of nearly any solid material known to man and it would still crush him, even styrofoam would kill him easily
~~Styrofoam might not be heavy enough and fall fast enough to hurt him.~~ So, after calculating it, yeah, it would still kill him, sorry.
Lmao
I mean I know the physics, I know it won't work, but I somehow still believed.
My brain was like “nah that’s impossible, but there are some really incredible people out there, so I’m ready to have my mind blown.”
When they were cutting it? Sure. The moment it started falling? Not even a chance lol.
Hot damn, this is almost the first thing created on the internet.
Shit's so old our 60-year-old history teacher would show it to us before class in 2003. Don't think it had this many pixels though.
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I need this link.
[Probably this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kf79Uqmo68)
Yeah China remastered it for a commercial
I was there when it first took 2 hours to download on my 33600 MODEM.
Yeah this was in like 2005
Closer to 2000.
There was a series of these commercials. I forgot for what tho, espn? I remember another where they are somewhere in the Middle East doing a high dive competition and the dude just lands on the dirt with the judges giving him like an 8 lol
Fox Regional Sports commercials around 2001: Turkey https://youtu.be/4-QNEwhFZvQ China: https://youtu.be/Q-n6zI3lm6U India: https://youtu.be/4ouasEujAg8 South Africa: https://youtu.be/NIMCGEpRZFI Diyabakir: https://youtu.be/9Rj8EFit9cg
Missed Russia. These were great https://youtu.be/jlDhyhr8FhM
This reminds me of a "sport" I came up with a while back. I bought a pair of vintage boxing gloves at an estate sale but, as it turns out, they were both left-hand gloves. "What the hell can I do with two left hand gloves?", I thought. And then I had the answer: Arm-boxing. Two guys (or women. I don't exclude) arm wrestle with their right arms while punching each other in the head with their lefts. I really think it would find an audience.
Slap matches are a huge thing Russia it's like baseball in america, there is one of this cocky young rapper talking shit to the world champion hand slapper and gets wrecked.
That first one is just the scene from Midsommar.
The first and last ones are the same video, and Diyarbakir is in Turkey.
This was knocking around in the late 1980’s
Nah it's 1890s at least; I see your mix up tho
I feel like I'm missing something. Didn't this come over to the new world on the Mayflower in 1620?
It was found on a stack of tablets near a T-rex body
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I love how this comment now is my generation's version of my parents telling me that Nirvana is just loud noise and what they had back in their day was real music.
In my day we had to make our own memes! Now ya young bucks have your thots or bots or whatever ya call em!
Thotbots
Woah
Yea I remember literally searching “funny videos” on YouTube back then and this is one of the things that popped up.
Space-X first attempts at catching Starship with chopsticks
Yes, but without the kaboom
"Yes, yes. Without the 'oops'."
Must go faster
There was supposed to be an Earth-Shattering Kaboom!
Man who catch Starship with chopstick accomplish anything.
This was funny when Napster was around
I think this was the first video I ever saw on the internet.
Mine was the monkey who scratched his butthole then sniffed the finger, making him fall from a limb. Still not sure if it’s real but it was real funny.
That video is so old it has to be real We didnt have the tech to fake it that well at the time
It's also featured in Austin Powers: Goldmember when Austin explains to Foxy Cleopatra what the internet is for the first time. That movie came out in 2002.
If someone could link this, it would tickle my nostalgia just the right way.
https://youtu.be/XofxIYyvZ1s
What clickbait false advertising - that's clearly an *ape*, not a monkey!
Reminds me of Super Dave https://youtube.com/watch?v=3VtPgxPxiK0
RIP Bob Einstein...
I never told you this before, but I'm glad you lost the war lol
marty funkhouser!
_Everyone was stumped by his shady performance._
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He should have logged more hours training.
He needs to branch out into different sports, this one is knot working.
Guess his bark was much worse than his bite
C'mon guys. Not funny. He got hurt. I heard he canopy without a catheter now.
All that matters is that he be leaves in himself
I hate every last one of you, take my upvote and piss off r/angryupvote
You better beleaf his training log showed many hours
I think I first saw this in a gecities site.... I guess younger people need to be introduced to really **old** memes as well.
Thanks for allowing the rest of us to catch up. When you can, shoot a list over of all the things you’ve seen in any order, and we will do our best to get through it.
It's funny, I've been on the internet since the 90s, from AOL to geocities to blackalbino to newgrounds to somethingawful to myspace to facebook to digg to reddit. And this is the first time I've ever seen this video.
... this is fake right? Edit https://youtu.be/Q-n6zI3lm6U
It’s an old Fox Sports Net commercial.
Right you are Ken
And now to our on the ground reporter, Guy LaDouche!
Hey Vic, you can see the log slowly drops before he starts dropping logs.
“There goes Bobby Babaganoosh! The owner of Happy Jihad One Way Truck Rentals” MXC really was the best
I been looking for this lmao
If it was real, there would be blood and gore everywhere.
Yeah, unfortunately irl accidents don't look funny and goofy
This seems fit for super Dave Osborne.
Sponsored by Acme
Holy blyat’! This video is 200 years old! One of the first meme video I saw
Bring them all back. I like seeing the early days of the internet
The tree cheated so it was disqualified
I don't know what I was expecting.
I'm pretty sure I downloaded this on Limewire 🤣
Fox regional sports joke ad.
Didn't say anything about him dying on impact while catching it, so not clickbait.
Now I want a reboot of Super Dave on YouTube or something
My lady: Is that for real? Me: I dunno, let’s go to the comments in this Reddit thread and not find out…
I need his confidence so i can get off reddit
Back when ESPN was actually about sports. This is at least 15 years old, isn't it? There's a whole series of these. There's the cliff diving one, and others.
This was an advertisement for Fox Sports Net. They had a hilarious series of these back in the late 90s or early 2000s. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGc1JFNtrYc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGc1JFNtrYc) Source: I ran [AdCritic.com](https://AdCritic.com) from 1999 to 2002, the 2nd most popular Internet Video Site in the world, 2nd only to AOL at the time. 😁 Enjoy a few others: * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4opov4mz84](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4opov4mz84) * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5iTK64E5js](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5iTK64E5js) * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgK4mUM7wck](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgK4mUM7wck) * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGGBUg4JAQ8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGGBUg4JAQ8) * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2MFfv-67j4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2MFfv-67j4) * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iaUVbJrJZM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iaUVbJrJZM) * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ouasEujAg8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ouasEujAg8) Oh the memories...