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OdradekRex [TotalFark] [OhFark]  
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2021-02-26 7:55:13 AM  
That's a 10 from the Ukrainian judge!
 
uttertosh [OhFark]  
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2021-02-26 8:22:18 AM  
I believe that everyone involved in this video deserves new underwear!

/YIKES!!
 
2021-02-26 8:36:29 AM  
Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?
 
2021-02-26 8:37:15 AM  
"I will tell this story until the day I die."
 
sid244  
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2021-02-26 8:39:47 AM  

Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?


You did.  The time stamp on the video is from July 30th, 2014.
 
2021-02-26 8:39:53 AM  

Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?


Date on the video says 2014, and Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness" is playing, so...yeah, old.
 
flexflint  
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2021-02-26 8:41:15 AM  

Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?


It's months, if not years old.
*checks date in vid*
Yep, 2014. Still a nice balancing act though.
 
2021-02-26 8:41:20 AM  

sid244: Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?

You did.  The time stamp on the video is from July 30th, 2014.


I mean, I get the "It's Not News!"...but come on!!
 
2021-02-26 8:41:48 AM  
What means headline?
 
flexflint  
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2021-02-26 8:43:32 AM  

loki see loki do: What means headline?


"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.
 
2021-02-26 8:44:26 AM  

loki see loki do: What means headline?


Holy shiat!

In other news...

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2021-02-26 8:45:15 AM  
Fark user imageView Full Size

Though still amazing.
 
2021-02-26 8:46:45 AM  

geekbikerskum: Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?

Date on the video says 2014, and Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness" is playing, so...yeah, old.


Lana is still relevant!
 
btraz70  
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2021-02-26 8:46:46 AM  
I have the urge to watch that video while jamming out to Darude Sandstorm

Darude - Sandstorm
Youtube y6120QOlsfU
 
wingnut396  
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2021-02-26 8:49:28 AM  
Sure its old, but at least subby got like 12 cents for linking to BoingBoing instead of YouTube.
 
dennysgod  
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2021-02-26 8:49:30 AM  
Apparently David Pescovitz just discovered the internet.

I look forwarded to his next video of girls dancing to Daft Punk's Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger with words written on their arms and legs
 
2021-02-26 8:50:00 AM  
See what you slow left-lane drivers cause?!  Fantastic acrobatics.
 
morg  
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2021-02-26 8:50:54 AM  

Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?


A yet we've got to link to Boing Boing that requires you accept cookies instead of liking directly to YouTube. It's obvious that Boing Boing is paying some bills around here. I can't wait until ebaumsworld becomes a sponsor.
 
2021-02-26 8:51:33 AM  

flexflint: loki see loki do: What means headline?

"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.


Except 'Mat'" is the Russian word for "mother", and "ebena" is "farking", so it's more like "Motherfarker!".
 
H31N0US  
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2021-02-26 8:51:50 AM  
So, the YouTube algorithm suggested some old shiat to (whatever someone who contributes to Boing Boing would call themselves). That person writes an "article" about said old shiat, and that qualifies as "content", which then justifies the delivery of whatever advertising Boing Boing sold recently. And subby, who either works for Boing Boing (getting tired of that stupid farking name already), or is a boomer or old genxer who doesn't understand how social media feeds work, thought we should see and read about the old shiat. And the mods agreed.

Do I have that all right?
 
Shaggy_C  
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2021-02-26 8:52:37 AM  
Pretty sure the car with the camera got rear-ended after doing the right thing and slowing down when the motorcycle crashed. There's a moral there somewhere.
 
2021-02-26 8:54:45 AM  

dittybopper: flexflint: loki see loki do: What means headline?

"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.

Except 'Mat'" is the Russian word for "mother", and "ebena" is "farking", so it's more like "Motherfarker!".


I should say that the root for "farking" is "eben'", and the "a" on the end is to make the verb agree with the gender of the subject.

IIRC, this is the exclamatory version.   If you're saying to someone as an insult, you'd go with "Yob' tvoyu mat'", which is "fark your mother".
 
2021-02-26 9:00:06 AM  

flexflint: loki see loki do: What means headline?

"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.


I was thinking "ta-da" or "The Aristocrats."
 
2021-02-26 9:01:40 AM  
I feel the same way about this old video as I do about finding some cool music from the 70's I never knew about.

"This is amazing. And it's new to me."
 
sid244  
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2021-02-26 9:04:02 AM  

Resident Muslim: sid244: Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?

You did.  The time stamp on the video is from July 30th, 2014.

I mean, I get the "It's Not News!"...but come on!!


Don't get me wrong, the act itself seems like they were shooting a scene from Winter Solder.  Plus, don't all Russians have to take 7 years of gymnastics as kids or did my QAnon source lie to me again?
 
vudukungfu [TotalFark] [OhFark]  
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2021-02-26 9:04:58 AM  
Farking Jason Bourne
 
2021-02-26 9:08:59 AM  

H31N0US: So, the YouTube algorithm suggested some old shiat to (whatever someone who contributes to Boing Boing would call themselves). That person writes an "article" about said old shiat, and that qualifies as "content", which then justifies the delivery of whatever advertising Boing Boing sold recently. And subby, who either works for Boing Boing (getting tired of that stupid farking name already), or is a boomer or old genxer who doesn't understand how social media feeds work, thought we should see and read about the old shiat. And the mods agreed.

Do I have that all right?


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2021-02-26 9:12:22 AM  

sid244: Resident Muslim: sid244: Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?

You did.  The time stamp on the video is from July 30th, 2014.

I mean, I get the "It's Not News!"...but come on!!

Don't get me wrong, the act itself seems like they were shooting a scene from Winter Solder.  Plus, don't all Russians have to take 7 years of gymnastics as kids or did my QAnon source lie to me again?


That's only for the girls.   The boys have to take 7 years of hockey, unless they are fancy lads, in which case gymnastics may be substituted.   For girls in sensible shoes, they have to train to be Russian runway models:

Wendy's - Soviet Fashion Show (1985, USA)
Youtube FpypTXccG2I
 
2021-02-26 9:22:45 AM  

dittybopper: dittybopper: flexflint: loki see loki do: What means headline?

"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.

Except 'Mat'" is the Russian word for "mother", and "ebena" is "farking", so it's more like "Motherfarker!".

I should say that the root for "farking" is "eben'", and the "a" on the end is to make the verb agree with the gender of the subject.

IIRC, this is the exclamatory version.   If you're saying to someone as an insult, you'd go with "Yob' tvoyu mat'", which is "fark your mother".


Actually, the root *ROOT* is simply "Eb'", the Russian word for "fark".

And you can conjugate that word so that "Yep", which Yakov Smirnoff used for effect.
 
2021-02-26 10:07:20 AM  
Jesus. My aunt's neighbor's mechanic's tween daughter beat Fark to this. By 5 years.
 
Slypork  
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2021-02-26 10:15:10 AM  

Resident Muslim: sid244: Glorious Golden Ass: Is this a new video?  I feel like I saw something similar years ago.  Maybe crashing your bike and sticking the landing is the new light-yourself-on-fire "challenge"?

You did.  The time stamp on the video is from July 30th, 2014.

I mean, I get the "It's Not News!"...but come on!!


"It's Not News...It's Olds!"
 
ottebx [TotalFark] [OhFark]  
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2021-02-26 10:45:11 AM  
Spiderman exists!
 
zimbomba67  
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2021-02-26 10:56:46 AM  

YabbaDabbaDouchebag: flexflint: loki see loki do: What means headline?

"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.

I was thinking "ta-da" or "The Aristocrats."


I don't care if it's from 1914, it is still worth a major TA-DA!!
 
2021-02-26 11:01:51 AM  

dittybopper: dittybopper: dittybopper: flexflint: loki see loki do: What means headline?

"Holy shiat", says Google Translate.

Except 'Mat'" is the Russian word for "mother", and "ebena" is "farking", so it's more like "Motherfarker!".

I should say that the root for "farking" is "eben'", and the "a" on the end is to make the verb agree with the gender of the subject.

IIRC, this is the exclamatory version.   If you're saying to someone as an insult, you'd go with "Yob' tvoyu mat'", which is "fark your mother".

Actually, the root *ROOT* is simply "Eb'", the Russian word for "fark".

And you can conjugate that word so that "Yep", which Yakov Smirnoff used for effect.


Fark user imageView Full Size
 
2021-02-26 11:02:15 AM  
This why I use my turn signal.
 
Fissile  
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2021-02-26 11:31:12 AM  
Fake!  A real Slav would have landed like this.

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HairBolus  
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2021-02-26 1:45:52 PM  
> Ебена мать

= Holy shiat.

maybe that should be Святая рубашка which google says is the translation of holy shirt.

I came across that somersault video many years ago while searing for the idiom родился в рубашке.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caul
The Russian phrase родился в рубашке (rodilsya v rubashke, literally, "born in a shirt") refers to caul birth and figuratively means "born lucky". It is often applied to someone who is oblivious to a pending disaster that is avoided only through luck as if the birth caul persists as supernatural armor, and in this sense commonly appears in titles or descriptions of Russian dashcam videos.
 
Luse  
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2021-02-26 3:18:25 PM  

HairBolus: > Ебена мать

= Holy shiat.

maybe that should be Святая рубашка which google says is the translation of holy shirt.

I came across that somersault video many years ago while searing for the idiom родился в рубашке.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caul
The Russian phrase родился в рубашке (rodilsya v rubashke, literally, "born in a shirt") refers to caul birth and figuratively means "born lucky". It is often applied to someone who is oblivious to a pending disaster that is avoided only through luck as if the birth caul persists as supernatural armor, and in this sense commonly appears in titles or descriptions of Russian dashcam videos.


So a version of dumb luck or "God looks after children, animals and idiots."
 
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