What, Killdozer? That’s a classic, although it just tends to get referred to, rather than discussed directly.

H.

They didn’t want any copycat incidents?

It’s kinda hard to copycat. Takes a decent amount of know-how and access to things.

Heh, that was a feeble attempt at dry humor – I suspect there aren’t that many people with 50 ton bulldozers sitting around who are that disgruntled.

All those buildings and cars destroyed and it only did 7 million dollars worth of damage? What a crappy town.

There’s parking, and then there’s secure parking, and then there’s this… parking protection against Class 5 hurricanes, amongst other things.

I wonder how many “boxes” the vault has, and how long it would take to fill them all, while in the meantime a Class 5 hurricane is bearing down on Florida.

Especially since that video is at 2X speed.

It did (well, for one day at least). I remember the Killdozer well.

Where the Dirty Hipsters Are

Ooooh, so those are what hipsters are. I kept wondering why that term got popular all of a sudden.

Killdozer is super old and makes the rounds on Cracked/Reddit every so often… I don’t even remember when it actually happened (googling… 5 years ago).

He doesn’t just say the prequels suck, but gives a detailed explanation of why they suck so much. And it’s actually quite informative, even if you’re just a tiny bit interested in filmmaking.

So, there’s a thing going round in Britain at the moment to get Rage Against the Machine to top the charts at Christmas, ahead of the latest piece of X-Factor nonsense. As you’re a smug scottish dude on one of the UK’s most popular morning talk shows, you invite Rage Against the Machine on to talk about it and do a live version. What could possibly go wrong?

Infectious Grooves would like to have a say in the matter^^.

This might have been in this thread before, but it’s worth noting that the guy who did this just got a $30 million deal from Sam Rami’s production company to make a movie:

Edit: 30, not 300, oops :p

Yeah, but he’s a total pirate. That baby carriage going down the steps is straight from Battleship Potemkin. Sam, what are you doing?

Yeah, but Eisenstein stole that from De Palma.

-xtien

“Here endeth the lesson.”

Best. Post. Ever.

sadly not, stealing bulldozers, excavators, those kinds of machinery are all really easy to steal. they’re not like cars, which all have a unique, individual key. The keys to these machines are all the same; one key will work in every other machine that’s the same model. This video, however, is a much rarer thing :)

But he then covered it in a shell of steel and concrete. That’s not going to happen without specialized knowledge. Heh.

Hah. Agreed, well played, Mr. Murawski.

Now to bring things back down to my normal level, a clip from the hottest kellogg’s commercial I’ve ever seen hidden in a demo reel.