Cat who loves a swim in the tub

Well, I was actually planning on only using part of it as a vidopening, but I decided to do it all xD I cut some parts out though, some parts where there is just a bit of random music and I ran out of   more...clip ideas XD
...you'll notice xP anyway, enough talk, time to watch =P
well, erm, I hope you like it and tell me what you think!! =DD thank you all very much!! =DD
and remember Asje luffs ya! xP

Danny Phantom (c) Butch Hartman
Song: Walk on Water (c) Milk inc.  less

http://www.fluoridealert.org/

larry singing everybodies got a waterbuffalo

Some water, and then some more water, and then a little more.

Water images with blissfull sounds by llewellyn unlock your senses

No way, man...

The captured tornado's in the clip is incredible...

<strong>Link to part 2/2 below</strong>
A presentation of the water fuel cell technology developed by Stanley Meyer at the Safe Free Energy Conference at Einsiedeln, Switzerland in 1989.

Further   more...information on water fuel cells and the repeated attempts to suppress the technology:

<a href="http://www.google.ca/search?q=%22water fuel cell%22">Google search for "water fuel cell"</a>

Another specific resource of interest:

In the USA there have been innumerable cases - for example T.Henry Moray for pulling kilowatts out of the environment; Ed Gray for daring to have a power tube with an output power 100 times the input power; Tom Ogle for daring to build a 200 MPG vaporizer; and more recently, Bill Williams for running his truck on a Joe Cell; and Ken Rasmussen for developing a water-to-energy electrolysis process.

Australia, Japan, the UK and NZ have also had their share of suppression.

Now it's India's turn. Ravi Raju has attracted the attention of the suppressionists for trying to (successfully) replicate Dave Lawton's copy of Stanley Meyer's hydrogen fuelled engine.

<a href="http://pesn.com/2007/08/31/9500496_Ravi_waterfuelcell_suppression/">More information here</a>


<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/Drachnid/E95FD74560CB4C16A0D145945EC49AD6/water-fuel-cell-tech-2-2.aspx">Click here to view part 2/2</a>

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Ouch. Never realized they could float for so long.

We will Rock you

Man, some of those are too funny!

Mass sightings are harder to dismiss.

Any clue how he's doing this?

Water Powered Car. found this clip on YouTube.

David Blane walk on water

How can you do dishes when the cat comes running and attacks the faucet every time you turn it on?

Fun On The Water

health tip on water vs whiskey! you be the judge!

Discussing Open Water and Open Water 2

It makes gas! Yes, it really does make gas! Well it makes gas until the battery dies but yes it did make gas!

<strong>Link to part 1/2 below</strong>
A presentation of the water fuel cell technology developed by Stanley Meyer at the Safe Free Energy Conference at Einsiedeln, Switzerland in 1989.

Further   more...information on water fuel cells and the repeated attempts to suppress the technology:

<a href="http://www.google.ca/search?q=%22water fuel cell%22">Google search for "water fuel cell"</a>

Another specific resource of interest:

In the USA there have been innumerable cases - for example T.Henry Moray for pulling kilowatts out of the environment; Ed Gray for daring to have a power tube with an output power 100 times the input power; Tom Ogle for daring to build a 200 MPG vaporizer; and more recently, Bill Williams for running his truck on a Joe Cell; and Ken Rasmussen for developing a water-to-energy electrolysis process.

Australia, Japan, the UK and NZ have also had their share of suppression.

Now it's India's turn. Ravi Raju has attracted the attention of the suppressionists for trying to (successfully) replicate Dave Lawton's copy of Stanley Meyer's hydrogen fuelled engine.

<a href="http://pesn.com/2007/08/31/9500496_Ravi_waterfuelcell_suppression/">More information here</a>


<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/Drachnid/C98C935ED35F4C10A99B6D6A80A2AA81/water-fuel-cell-tech-1-2.aspx">Click here to view part 1/2</a>

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Firefighters lifting a car with water.

These kids drop 300 pound water balloons.