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What News Anchors Do During Commercial Breaks! WGN News anchors Robert Jordan and Jackie Bange have been together for many years. This whole thing started out really small and simple. And then along came the internet, and a video camera, and you tube, and here we are with the funniest dance routine since that scene in Big. It’s the original, What News Anchors Do During Commercial Breaks. This one has the nat sound, not cheesy music.




Screams for help at China’s secret ‘black jails’ (black hotel)




IQ - Smoothness
A TV spot for fine Taman scotch or is it?




Jimmy Kimmel Live - YouTube Challenge - I Told My Kids I Ate All Their Halloween Candy

Wait for the two boys at the end! They are the best!




Epic and Honest Mobile Home Commercial




Sacha Baron Cohen’s newest character: Lord Monckton
No one believed it was really him acting!




Internet Story - you decide if its real or not.




“Obvious to you. Amazing to others.” by Derek Sivers

Interesting thoughts on our own ideas:

Any creator of anything knows this feeling:

You experience someone else’s innovative work. It’s beautiful, brilliant, breath-taking. You’re stunned.

Their ideas are unexpected and surprising, but perfect.

You think, “I never would have thought of that. How do they even come up with that? It’s genius!”

Afterwards, you think, “My ideas are so obvious. I’ll never be as inventive as that.”

I get this feeling often. Amazing books, music, movies, or even amazing conversations. I’m in awe at how the creator thinks like that. I’m humbled.

But I continue to do my work. I tell my little tales. I share my point of view. Nothing spectacular. Just my ordinary thoughts.

One day someone emailed me and said, “I never would have thought of that. How did you even come up with that? It’s genius!”

Of course I disagreed, and explained why it was nothing special.

But afterwards, I realized something surprisingly profound:

Everybody’s ideas seem obvious to them.

I’ll bet even John Coltrane or Richard Feynman felt that everything they were playing or saying was pretty obvious.

So maybe what’s obvious to me is amazing to someone else?

Hit songwriters, in interviews, often admit that their most successful hit song was one they thought was just stupid, even not worth recording.

We’re clearly a bad judge of our own creations. We should just put it out and let the world decide.

Are you holding back something that seems too obvious to share?




Miracles of Moving Heavy Objects in the Past Revealed - one expert builder may have found the key to Stonehenge!




Facebook and Google / Secret Revealed - TED talk on how we live in an information bubble created by automated filtering…



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