i will never complain about my commute ever again

Be sure to play this in full screen mode for the full, vertigo-inducing effect.

linda blair’s arms

Yikes lady! The power of Christ compels you!

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halt! hammerzeit.

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youtube highlight reel: the first 4 years in 4 minutes

Earlier this week, Buzzfeed posted this video which has almost every good thing on youtube from recent memory, including plenty of gems that will be familiar to Stuff That Moves readers.

The nicely synced soundtrack gives new energy to even the most overplayed material.

stuff that doesn’t move

The POTUS.

It makes me wonder if he didn’t teach himself how to sleep with his eyes open. If I were as busy as el presidente, that would be my goal. Line up the leaders of the world, plaster on a smile, and dose off. 30 minutes later, the pictures are done and you emerge refreshed and ready to work. Booyah. If President Garfield could teach himself to simultaneously write Greek with one hand and Latin with the other, this doesn’t seem that far fetched.

pen spinning

Found this over at Urlesque. Who knew pen spinning nerds were so metal?

See also this gem.

m.a.s.k.: remember that 80s cartoon?

There was some sort of gas station/mobile mart that transformed into a fortress or something like that. Well, Thailand actually has something like this in real life:

A marketplace that transforms into a train line! It’s pretty cool, I guess. But it’d be a lot cooler if it transformed into a heavily armed mountainside hideout. I mean look at this rad-ness, Thailand:

I’m just sayin.’

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summer is here!

Memorial day weekend!  Ther unofficial start of “geez, I wish my 100 year old house had air conditioning” season!

Dive in!

happy gilmore: game changer

In the 60s, the sport of track & field witnessed a revolution in the high jump event when Dick Fosbury “flopped” over the bar and onto his back instead of scissor kicking over it. The event was revolutionized. Pro basketball players today look like they are playing the game on a planet with a different gravitational pull when you view them side by side with pro players from the early days. Yet if you put legendary golfers Bobby Jones or Sam Snead next to Tiger or Phil Mickelson, the basics of their games probably look pretty unchanged from one era of players to the next.

Where’s the innovation golf dudes?

I’ll tell you where: Happy Gilmore.

windstyle

Some mesmorizing stuff here by a Frenchie named Bishop:

Click here to see some other members of his crew.

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