The Banned Episode of Cow and Chicken

A sheep engages in epic combat with an indomitable swing set!

A day in the life of taz007, cop watch, live video,and much more! Sexy times!

Self Explanatory watch,learn and enjoy the soundtrack

Good grief. This is ridiculous! I can't go to sleep for anything! Ugggh

"Manah Manah" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahna_mahna

Bucky backing down a S.U.V

He's TERRIFYING!

Sheep Prank

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And you thought they were all sweet like the Serta sheep.

Drunken tractor operator falls off his machine

From your friends on LV

Bighorn Sheep in Arizona by the Arizona Game and Fish Department

From Candid Camera
Candid Camera was a popular television program in the US in the 1960s.
The program used the classic methodology of naturalistic experiments in social psychology as the source of its humorous   more...scenarios.
The resulting programs were not only entertaining, but also potentially instructive.
For example, how independent is the average person when confronted with the all-powerful "consensus of the group?"
Not very.
Creating a consensus quickly is the goal of every "shock and awe" propagandist.
That's why it's often true that "a lie makes it half way around the world before the truth gets its pants on."
Professional liars have their stories worked out well in advance and then pump them out hard and fast long before thoughtful, honest analysts have the chance to ask even the first question.
Once the consensus is pointing in one direction, it becomes very difficult to take, hold and promote a contrary point of view, even if that point of view is accurate and the consensus is completely false.
That's why I believe it's prudent to assume that ANYTHING you "know" that is consensus-based and was produced and is continuously supported by the so called "mainstream" news media (news, PR and/or propaganda) is probably the product of a calculated attempt to mislead.
As a simple rule of thumb, the proper response to ANYTHING that makes its way to the network news or the front page of a major newspaper is to ask yourself two questions: "Whose propaganda is this?" and "What facts are they withholding and skewing in a calculated attempt to mislead me?"
One of the most important skills in the propagandist's bag of tricks is controlling where your audience places its attention. In magic, it's called "misdirection." In politics, it's called setting the agenda.
Once you realize that EVERYTHING that's featured by the news media is most likely someone else's propaganda and that the key to successful deception is misdirection, you are well on your way to liberating your mind from a ton of nonsense and misinformation and, in the process, perhaps saving your own life some day.  less

NEW SEPTEMBER CLUES website:
www.septemberclues.info

I have re-uploaded PART 2 as the original does'nt seem to always play.
If you still have problems starting it, watch it here :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2ifUT7B29Y
  more...Will upload a third version of part2 if all else fails.  less

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Taken from the CN crossover "The Grim Adventures of the Kids Next Door"

Thanx to
Adam Freeland, IIB,
")EIB( - Bad Company",
Infusion &Soulfly

Someone should hook this thing up to a turbine, we might've just solved the world energy crisis...

All the K-Fee ads, including the Free Enterprise Fund Committee's lame K-Fee rip-off and an online K-Fee advert with sheep jumping over a fence in various ways, reversed using Ulead VideoStudio 11.

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are these sheep drunk?

Finally learning to play!