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Baby Owl Disco Dancing
Bull Mating Fail
Posted by Peter in Fail, Nature, Under 21 Secs, Virals on January 29th, 2010
This one’s going wild in the viral-sphere.
A randy bull + a cow + a slippery farmer’s field = A Bull Mating Fail
Ouch.
Source: YouTube
Man Gets Owned By His Cat
Posted by Peter in Nature, Under 21 Secs, Virals on January 28th, 2010
Barclaycard Rollercoaster
We say: Barclaycard Rollercoaster is the follow up viral ad to the hugely popular Barclaycard Waterslide.
They Say: One man rides the rollercoaster to arrive at the office ready for the day.
Flashmob Fail
Let’s get this straight, we’re big fans of Flashmobs here at BigHappyVideo, but within the ‘meme’ there are some dreadfully poor examples.
Roll up, Dr Pepper. This is quite possibly one of the worst ’spontaneous’ Flashmob executions ever.
Source: YouTube with thanks to rpmltd for the spot
Goodbye London
Luke Jackson’s video for Goodbye London, written and directed by Murray John, taken from Luke’s new album …And Then Some.
This video is a nominee in Babelgum Metropolis’s search for ‘the world’s biggest art show’. It features a mix of stop motion photography and 2-D animation using After Effects.
Source: YouTube/Digital Urban
Bobsleigh Suit in Bum Split
Posted by Peter in Bizarre, Fail, Under 21 Secs, Virals on January 25th, 2010
To celebrate the arrival of our new ’short and sweet’ category, aptly named Under 21 Secs, here’s the fabulous footage of Team GB’s Gillian Cooke baring her cheeks when her body suit splits at an event in Switzerland.
Source: YouTube
Car on Ice Fail
Now that we seem to have seen the last of the ice and snow (for now), it’s worth remembering just how crap we are at coping with the slippery conditions.
Here we have a foolish driver, a crap car, a steep hill and a road covered in sheet ice. That’ll be a Car On Ice Fail then.
Source: YouTube/Failblog
UFO sighting UK
Viral Ad for C4
We Say: So now we know where those darned crop circles come from.
They Say: Has to be some of the closest footage of UFOs released. Can’t believe new crop circles are appearing all the time on this guy’s UK farm.
Colour On The Thames (1935)
The latest in our series of films from the BFI National Archive, Colour on the Thames (1935), provides a splendid window into life on the River Thames.
The journey begins up river and meanders down through a bustling Pool of London (between old London Bridge and the Tower Bridge) and on to the then hard working Docklands replete with an army of Thames Barges ferrying between the liners and cargo vessels.
More from the BFI Archive:
Snow (1963)
Rush Hour (1970)
The Smallest Car in the Largest City in the World (1913)
Tea Making Tips (1941)
Piccadilly (1929)
Trafalgar Square Riot (1913)
We Are the Lambeth Boys (1959).
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