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This video was shown on MTV’s It’s On With Alexa Chung.

Submitted by Chad L

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  1. Joe says:

    MTV…Fail right there..

    • Why do you think they call it break dancing?

    • Avis says:

      You know, 20 years ago MTV was great. And it annoys me that not only do I remember when MTV was great, but I was in high school then!

      • MRN ♂ says:

        As long as you don’t remember that high school was great.

        • technicolor says:

          *Points and laughs at the old timers*

          Only thing about High school was that it was appropriately named.

        • Avis says:

          High school felt like being put through a grater. I still have scars.

          • I would rather eat glass than go back through high school.
            .
            *squeezes avis*

            • Dragonwriter says:

              I think I’m the only person I know who loved high school. High school was AWESOME for me.

              *squeezes Avis and velvet*

              • Admiral Apparent says:

                Nope, I loved high school. I still keep in touch with high school friends.

                • Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

                  You guys are so weird. ;)

                  • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                    HS was a nightmare for me especially since I didn’t speak any English. :(

                    • WhoaNellie >ZAP!< Dot Org says:

                      hehehe… I breezed through high school on mind-expanding drugs, straight A’s, and a raised eyebrow. ‘Twas a bit o’ silliness, I gotta say…

                      • WhatIKnow says:

                        I loved High school but didn’t realize it until I was gone, and missed my friends, they were the best thing about that whole town. I got A’s with no effort at all.

                        • WhoaNellie >ZAP!< Dot Org says:

                          *squeeezes* WIK – yep, same here. And all I really wanted to do was play electric guitar – which I did for serious thereafter. Turned down various and sundry scholarships and PLUGGED IN!! LOL ;)

                        • WhatIKnow says:

                          All my friends were in a garage band! how cool were we? They all still play I think but only one that I talk to still is doing the dream for real, his band is great and I’m happy for him, even if he is in NY now and I never get to see him. :(

              • *squeezes DW*
                .
                I had one guy ask me every day, 5 times a day, from 4th grade through 10th grade “Who beat you with the ugly stick?” and everyone around me would laugh.
                .
                Not a fun memory. Still have self-!mage issues.
                .
                I even did a photo shoot for Regis Hairstyles and had my photo on the wall, and I don’t think they use ugly girls. My wedding day is the only day I have ever really felt pretty.

                • Admiral Apparent says:

                  You are a beautiful person, Velvet.

                  *squeeze*

                • Avis says:

                  I had moments like that in high school. At one point no one talked to me for two weeks as they thought I had some highly contagious disease (thanks to a rumor and the inability to hear the word “genetic”), and I mean the crowds parted like the red sea when I walked to class and the whispers followed me everywhere. Yeah, I pretty much hated high school.

                • Ms B ♥ says:

                  *squeeze*

                  I had a very similar experience in elementary. Fortunately I didn’t go to Jr. High with most of them.

                • Dragonwriter says:

                  I’ve seen your pic. You are GAWJISS, girl.

                  Elementary school was like that for me. I was incredibly tall, awkward, spindly, and I had HYOOOGE ears that stuck out. I had several nicknames…Dumbo, Mickey Mouse. One boy always called me “Spider” because he said I had spider legs. I had a mouth full of braces and big glasses. Ye gods, I was geeky.

                  • Lurk ♀ says:

                    My nickname in school was “Porkchop” because of my last name. Others were “Pickup,” “Potato Chips,” and “Piranha-head.” I’m still trying to figure out the last one, because it’s nowhere near what my name was.

                    • hammykins says:

                      I go by one name and one name only – Ham. That’s not my real name, but it might as well be. Some people actually think it is.

                  • nightshayde says:

                    Sounds like me in elementary school. I wasn’t tall, but I was skinny and I wore glasses. Plus I was smarter than pretty much anyone else in my school. I was dubbed “Clark Kent” (largely because of the glasses).

                    High school rocked for me. I came out of my shell — I was in the Madrigal (singing) group, and on swim team. It was fun!

                • sims3asylum says:

                  The appropriate answer to that ugly-stick question is “That’s sweet, but no matter how many times you say that my self-esteem is never going to be low enough to go out with YOU.”

                • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                  Kids are SOOOO cruel. I bet you Karma made him pay for saying that to you velvet. He is probably a fat loser right now.

                  • Bearly Awake says:

                    SO TRUE! Facebook is great for schadenfreude…

                    • czuhc says:

                      Hehehe. I’m thinking about a certain H.D. right now who always wanted to prove that he was better at sports than me (only just), for some reason couldn’t stand me because he didn’t get my sense of humour and hit me on the head once with the knob of an umbrella. I found his pic on Facebook recently.
                      *goes to check it out again*
                      *points and laughs*

              • hammykins says:

                Ah, high school. I remember it well. Seems like it was only weeks ago…

              • kyasarin says:

                High school was somewhat of an improvement on junior high. That’s as far as I’ll go.

      • Ms B ♥ says:

        I remember when MTV was great…my mommy wouldn’t let me watch it… :(

      • KatzVonD♀ says:

        I remember when MTV had music on it.
        *shakes fist at reality TV shows*

        • technicolor says:

          Is it just me or do reality TV stars have more exciting lives than regular folk? They’re always going horse back riding or surfing or something and I’m just sitting at home all lonely watching them.

        • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

          That takes me back. Do they even have any music on anymore? Bah, who cares. I only watch the Discovery Channels(discovery, animal planet, discovery health, science channel, etc.) and Travel Channel.

          • Leila ♂♀ says:

            That’s a safe bet Jimbo. I least I learn something when I watch them. Cooking channel isn’t bad either — as long as that Rachel Ray isn’t on it.

            • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

              Mike Rowe is my hero.

              • Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

                *in a raspy voice*
                I am going to make you a complete meal in under 30 minutes!

                What I am sick as a dog w/sinusitis.

                • Dragonwriter says:

                  I don’t like watching Rachel Ray either, but to be fair, the voice thing isn’t her fault. She had to have surgery on her vocal cords.

                  • fluffy says:

                    I wish she would have surgery on her personality…

                    • fluffy says:

                      Opps! my inner b1tch is showing!

                      • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                        It’s those stupid words she makes up that drive me up the wall.

                        • Bearly Awake says:

                          Just so long as she doesn’t drive you into the wall… ;)

                        • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                          I wouldn’t want to be nailed by … her (?)

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          Aren’t most of the cooking show hosts full of themselves? I find RR’s recipes to be simple to make and tasty.
                          Now, my all-time favorite has to be Alton Brown.

                        • Ms B ♥ says:

                          I love love LOVE! Alton! Another of my favorites is Dinner Impossible with Robert Irvine.

                        • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                          Like the barefoot contessa … she is a little pretentious. RR’s recipes all look the same to me–like someone threw up. *sorry* Then you have the lady w/white hair who puts butter in EVERYTHING. My heart can’t handle watching it.

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          I think Robert Irvine is an ass…can’t stand watching him. I love Alton, though! I got to see him once in a Georgia mall…he was giving a demonstration. It was kewl!

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          …the lady w/white hair who puts butter in EVERYTHING.
                          Hee hee! That must be Paula Deen. She has a recipe that puts a fully-loaded burger on 2 Krispy Kreme donuts.

                        • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                          :shock: Are you serious? Burger & donuts? I am not surprised. I think she totally lost me when she deep fried lasagna once. She does have a beautiful face however.

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          This link got eaten the 1st time:

                          www(dot)seriouseats(dot)com/2007/04/paula-deen-is-trying-to-kill-u.html

                        • Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

                          I don’t love to watch Paula Deen on tv – but she has some good southern recipes in her cookbooks.
                          Sandra Lee and her table-scapes makes me wanna barf. She even matches her kitchen curtains to the meal. WTF is that all about?

                        • Avis says:

                          Sandra Lee matches her drinks to the color of her tablescapes. Also, she is incapable of correctly pronouncing aquarium. There’s a YouTube Vid out there somewhere that backs me up on BOTH my statements.

                        • Rachael Ray innuendo machine clicky and Sandra Lee remix below.

          • ZombieApocalypse says:

            I know you’d love The Universe on the History Channel Jimbo.

            • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

              I have watched some of that. I like the history channel, when they aren’t the hitler channel. That foolishness gets old.

      • chez says:

        I remember protesting the removal of mtv from our cable options back when it was great. If only we knew…

      • you’re right, it was awesome, and it was a long time ago…. I’m not that old!!

      • don’t they have like 3 chanles now and only one still plays music videos?

      • Leila♀ says:

        So, is BET racist for not having any caucasian Americans on it? What about all the spanich channels? Just curious.

        • Leila♀ says:

          *spanish

          • Admiral Apparent says:

            I thought you were talking about the spinach channel only featuring dark, leafy green vegetables.

            • Leila♀ says:

              I was. I demand to know why.
              :D

              • Dragonwriter says:

                Yeah! What about cauliflower and beets?? They are soooooo under-represented in the American media.

                • Admiral Apparent says:

                  And don’t get me started about people calling some vegetables “fruit” in a derogatory manner. What’s wrong with fruit? I love fruit.

                  • Marius says:

                    Fruit does have a seedy side.
                    *Squeeze with a plum*

                    • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                      What’s wrong with people who put tomatoes in the fridge? Especially if there is a ketchup bottle in there.

                  • Judy says:

                    *suddenly remembers there’s a sweet, juicy plum in the fridge*

                    • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                      Mmmm…plum…a nice vegetable. :D

                    • Ms B ♥ says:

                      My grandma used to have plum trees that lined her back yard. It was always fun to climb the trees for a treat. It was a sad sad day when they cut them down.

                      • MRN ♂ says:

                        They couldn’t just prune them?

                      • Judy says:

                        Same with the peach tree in my back yard as a child. And y’know what? Peaches today just don’t taste like they did back then.

                      • WhoaNellie >ZAP!< Dot Org says:

                        Geesh. In my previous house, there was a young apple tree in the neighbor behind me’s back yard, hanging over my fence – it finally got big enough to have a LOT of delicious, small green apples. I was happy – shade on my deck, free apples…

                        But, it was a rental, and one day I came home and all that was left was a 6 foot or so trunk.

                        Sigh…

                      • Dragonwriter says:

                        We had a plum tree in our backyard when I was growing up. I was heartbroken when it blew down in a storm. I get nostalgic for my old home whenever I eat a plum.

                      • Lurk ♀ says:

                        We’ve got a mulberry tree in our back yard. My girls are forever coming in the house with purple lips/cheeks/hands (and in the case of my youngest, forehead & hair). It’s funny.

                      • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                        I’ve always wondered why most people do not like prunes.

                      • Admiral Apparent says:

                        Mulberry trees spring up in my yard occasionally. I’ve been trying to let one get established, but they always seem to grow in awkward locations. The one time I tried to move one it didn’t take to its new spot.

                      • Marius says:

                        Hope this helps AA.
                        Transplanting should only be done just on the edge of spring when the tree is still dormant. Make your destination hole deeper then you need and fill the bottom with a peat moss heavy soil mix. When you dig up the tree cut as wide a root ball as you can as it is a surface rooting tree. Use burlap to transport your tree (It will rot away and not inhibit root growth while keeping the dirt on your roots during transport) to the new location. Fill the new hole with water and place tree in level with the surface. Use the peat moss mix to fill in and using your foot, press the new soil down firmly. Yes you will get muddy. You will need to protect your tree from frost damage by wrapping it in the winter until it is well established. (Mulberry trees do not like cold weather.)

                      • Judy says:

                        We also had a mulberry tree. The birds loved the berries! Daddy cut down the tree. Daddy did not love the colorful bird droppings on the car. Or the picnic table. Or the chairs under the awning.

                      • Admiral Apparent says:

                        Thanks, Marius. I’m pretty sure I did a number on the roots when I dug it up. I’ll make sure I plant the next one well away from the house.

                      • Lurk ♀ says:

                        The birds love my mulberry tree, too. I get big piles of purple bird poo all over my patio and sometimes even on my white car. They wash, so I’m not worried.

                      • Avis says:

                        There is a mulberry tree along one of the routes I walk in the mornings, and I have detoured to go another way. The berries that fall off the tree and onto the sidewalk get stuck to the bottoms of my shoes and then stain the carpet in my apt.

                      • Marius says:

                        Oh yes AA, very far from the house, not only for the roots but the fruit will stain the beejesus out of your house. Also they like full sun.

            • Ms B ♥ says:

              Yummy!

              *goes to make sure that channel is available in her programming*

      • 5_eagles says:

        Was that last year Avis LOL… Kidding.

      • Daniel says:

        So true. I loved MTV back then. Then they started playing mostly rap music and stupid game shows. i havent wached MTV in 15 years. If only they would simply play rock videos they would still be my favorite.

    • me says:

      double fail — mccain palin sign.

    • Cosmocosby says:

      The real “FAIL” is ever having that “McCain+Palin” thing in the 1st place.

  2. Jules ♂ ♪ © says:

    *headdesk*

  3. fluffy says:

    Oooof!!!

  4. Ms B ♥ says:

    I love when they give themselve’s concussions!

  5. Avis says:

    He recycles though! Look at his “floor”!

  6. Admiral Apparent says:

    You can’t put a good spin on Palin.

  7. Starfish says:

    Aja!!!! Congratulations!!!

  8. TibGuy08 says:

    Wall win!

  9. chez says:

    Center of gravity 1
    Table leg 1
    Bored teen 0

  10. jamesy says:

    lol he’s as big a failure as the board he’s spinning on….

  11. Leila ♂♀ says:

    Anyone got Advil? I have a serious headache!!

  12. Yowza!
    kinda funny that his friends say “ouch” at the same time.

  13. scotteh says:

    That must be one strong table leg if it didn’t break with that impact! No Ikea furniture in his room!!

    • Cloral says:

      Your furniture must be really poor if you expect it to break when you knock against it.

      • Avis says:

        Most furniture to be found to day is crap. Flimsy and fragile. The sturdy stuff is expensive and hard to find. Mostly it’s just expensive. And more often than not it’s ugly to boot.

        • Ms B ♥ says:

          The hubby loves to do carpentry. Because of this I am not allowed to buy the cheap stuff. It’s good because this way I get quality furniture. It just takes some time to save the money to buy the good stuff.

          • Leila ♂♀ says:

            If you invest in the good stuff now you end up saving money in the long run. I usually believe that if I can’t have something decent now, I will just do without it.

            • Avis says:

              But good stuff for college kids is sort of a waste of money. Because they will find a way to ruin it. And if they don’t their friends will do it for them.
              I own a few Ikea items, but I’ve taken care of them and I really did need the storage they afforded me. I’ve had them for years now. Now I’d kinda like to get some more furniture, but I won’t be going there for it.

            • Yup, if you buy furniture that you can put together with “Tool Included” you might as well stay in the dorm room a bit longer.

        • chez says:

          Well yeah, if they made something that lasted 20 years how would they get repeat business?

          • Avis says:

            But if their product is total crap their first customers would warn away any potential customers. Ikea does seem to be an exception to the rule though. I think that stuff is more of a stop-gap measure than permanent fixture.

            • chez says:

              Yes, and the extremes both being unfeasable business models, mediocrity will reign.

            • Ms B ♥ says:

              We didn’t get an Ikea out here in booney-ville Utah until about a year and half ago. The grand opening was pure lunacy! People are starving for their “good deals”.

              • Avis says:

                Some of their stuff is OK. Some. And even then it’s merely OK. It serves a purpose until you can afford the real thing. Then (assuming it’s still in one piece) you can give it to some college kid for their first place/dorm.

                • Leila ♂♀ says:

                  I did buy a few items from Ikea but not furniture. I like the kitchen glass canisters/jars for food storage. Perfect for the pantry.

                  • Jules ♂ ♪ © says:

                    I actually got a nice metal shelving unit from IKEA, It is actually really nice. It fits my TV, Movie, DVD player, receiver and all game system easily. It actually was a good design and rather strong. It is the only think I have bought from IKEA, so I don’t have any complaints about them.

                    • Aja says:

                      IVAR FTW

                    • Avis says:

                      I do think that the stuff that you can sorta “design-your-own” is the best of all their products. The simpler the better. I have a locker, the low wide one. It gets used to hold bedding on one side and magazines on the other. The top is pretty much a clutter magnet, but then, my room has no shelves of any sort. I am in need of more storage.

                      • Leila ♂♀ says:

                        That’s why I love purging! If I can’t find room for anything, I start sorting through stuff and either throw them out or donate them if I believe someone else can make use of the item.

                        • Avis says:

                          Yeah I understand that, but I have my entire life in one room that doesn’t have shelves. I need a place for my books (no, I am NOT going to toss any of those that aren’t falling apart). I need a place for my clothes. I need a place for the day to day things a person does. I know some folks have studio apartments, but most of those are bigger than my room and they usually have more storage options than I currently have.

                        • Leila♀ says:

                          I know what you mean about books. I had to get rid of my college books, mostly IS and operating systems textbooks but I couldn’t find any use for them. It pained me to see them go.

                          Could you fit any drawers under your bed? They have those storage bins by Rubbermaid which are low in heigth but can probably put clothes you do not use on a regular basis.

                        • Avis says:

                          Not only do I already have underbed storage, I put the damned thing on lifters to make more room under there! I really REALLY need shelves. That way the books could go on them, the clothes could go under the bed and everything else could go in pretty boxes and also go on the shelves. I should point out, I have a dresser system that has six HUGE drawers, and only two of those contain clothes. The rest hold art supplies, candles, hardware, important paperwork and such and the like. There is also a cedar chest (holds out of season clothing) and the locker. And I STILL have storage issues!

                        • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                          Are you not permitted to hang a shelving system?

                        • Avis says:

                          There’s talk of getting a couple of sets, but they are incredibly expensive, so I won’t have them for a good long while. This is one time when I would like some “in the mean-time” stuff. I know that even Ikea shelves would look better than the current clutter-fest.

                        • Ms B ♥ says:

                          I finally got my house. And with it I finally got storage space. I have 3 linen closets! And a seperate coat closet! Finally a place for everything. Now I just need to get everything in it’s place…
                          How do you explain that to a three-year-old?

                        • WhoaNellie >ZAP!< Dot Org says:

                          Sigh… I’m moving in with my GF, and going from 2500 sq ft to 1300 sq ft, with twice as much stuff…

                        • Leila♀ - On leave with Brewski but no one is supposed to know. says:

                          Yard sale WN!!! :D

                          I know it sounds simple but coming from another country with practically nothing, I don’t get attached to anything. The less stuff I have the better. :)

                        • WhoaNellie >ZAP!< Dot Org says:

                          It’ll work out. Purging stuff one way or another every once in a while – yard sale, library, Good Will, dump – isn’t a bad thing.

                        • WhatIKnow says:

                          It will work, but may look a little funny for a while. My house was really odd with all of our stuff mixed when I moved in with my husband, we are opposites in most ways.

                    • Judy says:

                      OOOOH! I LUV the Robinson Ikea!

                      • Judy says:

                        (That was for Jules.)

                        • Jules ♂ ♪ © says:

                          Yeah I have been out there only a couple of times. It’s about an hour and a half travel time, but I will stop by if I am leaving the Pitt Int. airport.

                        • Judy says:

                          My sisters and I always take a shopping trip to Robinson & surrounding area every year. Ikea is inevitably on the list of stops.

                  • nightshayde says:

                    My everyday dishes are from IKEA and I love them. We have a bunch of IKEA bookcases, which still look nice after years of use (well – except the white one whose shelves droop in the middle — but I think that’s just because the books are big and heavy). We got shelving inserts for one bookcase to use it as a CD rack & it’s awesome. Our dining room table and chairs are from IKEA, too. The chairs are pretty much pieces of junk (half of them are broken), but the table is both beautiful and sturdy. Our dressers are all from IKEA & have held up very well.

                    I always try out their chairs and sofas, but have yet to be impressed. We got our soft comfy furnishings at La-Z-Boy & could not be much happier with them. They’re SO comfy!

                    • Avis says:

                      There’s a site called Ikeahacker that has some amazing (and some not so much) things people have made out of Ikea products. And they tell you how to do it yourself too!

              • scotteh says:

                What the… I started a furniture discussion with one not-so-great joke!? Well, I actually have some Ikea stuff (the store is a few blocks from me so… convenient! AND such a fun place to walk through!) Shelves and metal stuff is ok, but the coffee table I got a few months ago is already showing real signs of wear. It looks great but obviously isn’t that solid. I broke the lower shelf on it pretty quickly using it as a foot rest! But easily fixed!

  14. Cloral says:

    The dance floor was the real fail here!

  15. justathought says:

    he was bound to fail look what he’s doing it on

  16. Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

    Ok, if you guys don’t want to get into a huge political catfight please stop bashing the war hero I voted for. I try not to bring politics into FB, can you give me the same courtesy?

    • MRN ♂ says:

      I think most of the comments were aimed at the Alaskan soccer mom, but I agree it would be boring and uncomfortable to turn this site into a political forum.

      • Avis says:

        That was my where my arrows were slung, at the Alaskan soccer mom, but I can try to find other topics than politics.

        • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

          I just don’t want to end up mad at anyone here, because I like most of you. I try not to drag religion into FB either, though I have strong opinions, because this place is more fun when we aren’t being too serious.

          • Honestly, I was just talking about the poster and not what was written on it, but i understand.

          • MRN ♂ says:

            I checked, and I was the only person in my town of approx 5000 voters to vote for Cynthia McKinney. So, political arguments would be quite off-the-wall if I participated.

          • Admiral Apparent says:

            You can’t censor opinions. Have trust that the community will hold anyone accountable for something said out-of-line.

            Many of us here enjoy the serious conversations along with the silly.

            • Ms B ♥ says:

              Agreed. One thing I love about this place is that we are the kind of people that can have serious discussions and disagree without attacking one another. I know that most here would balk at some of my personal beliefs, but I don’t think it’s fair to tell them they can’t talk about and attack those views. They’re not attacking me. Agency is one of the greatest gifts we have in this life. To try and take that away is one of the greatest affronts possible.

    • Man, I’m always getting in trouble. :(
      I know, I know…off to my room.

      *really have to go, have dr. appt again. blech*

    • KatzVonD♀ says:

      Agreed. No politics. No bigotry. No trolls. :grin:

    • Leila ♂♀ says:

      POLITICS!!!! :shock:
      Do not want.
      *flees thread*

    • Admiral Apparent says:

      I don’t see one McCain bashing comment before your post, Jimbo. Was that a preemptive strike?

      • Leila ♂♀ says:

        None ^^^.
        Look VVV.
        *biting fingernails*

        • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

          I just don’t want to be dragged into an argument because I felt the need to defend my political views.

          • Leila ♂♀ says:

            Jimbo, I understand and I think we are aware that this isn’t the proper platform for a political discussion. This is FB though and we make fun of pretty much anything that comes our way. *squeeze*

          • Admiral Apparent says:

            Jimbo, I understand what you are saying, but you don’t have to defend your political views. No one can make you do anything. I’ve held my tongue/fingers many times when Obama was bashed here. Usually it was just a matter of considering the source, and the urge to reply soon passed.

            • Malicite says:

              Yeah… I agree with AA…

              Also, just because you don’t want to have to defend your views, does not mean people should not voice theirs. I realize this isn’t the best forum to hold serious conversation, but it’s an open forum all the same. Also, I don’t believe anyone was questioning Mr. McCain’s heroism status, but they were commenting on his political views. I would be careful, in the future, allows issues similar to that to mix. It’s important to address the correct issue in a discussion, not the fallacy.

              • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

                Basically here is the deal. I think any discussion about politics or religion is going to degenerate into something very unpleasant eventually. I try to bite my tongue as well as I can, but these topics are about things which I hold very strong opinons on. I saw the potential for this to degenerate into a very nasty and divisive fight, and I wanted to head that off. However if you guys would like to fight that out, be my guest. I have work I should get to anyways.

                • Admiral Apparent says:

                  Outside of the trolls, the people here are intelligent, thoughtful, courteous, and kind. We ignore or drive out the ignorant and mean. I don’t know what Failblog you’re reading.

                  • Malicite says:

                    Yeah, I also don’t believe anyone here would be rude outright. By making an issue of our political beliefs, you ignited the idiots (loser trolls) and sorta created a self-fulfilling prophecy. No one (of the good people) would tell you that your views are wrong or fault you for them. I dunno, I would just roll with the punches. If you don’t agree with something, say so, but keep in mind that respect of others opinions is a two-way street. Just my two sense. *is broke now*

                    • Dragonwriter says:

                      Ummmm….yah. Talk about being defensive when no one is attacking you (not you, Malicite…Jimbo). We have had many spirited discussions here about politics, religion, etc, and (obvious trolls aside), I have never seen the conversation get offensive or contentious. I agree with Ms B…if you expect people to respect and value your voice, you cannot arbitrarily take other peoples’ voices away.

                    • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric. says:

                      *hands malcite his 2 cents*
                      Your money is not good here sir, you deserve better. :P
                      In my honest opinion, I don’t think that religious debates or political debates would degenerate into hate filled fallacy tossing.
                      It may be that I have seen quite a few of them play out on pundit kitchen but generally if you handle the debate tactfully, respectfully, objectively and with an open mind great ideas not opinions can be debated. That is one of the greatest gifts from god/evolution/allah/deities/buddha etc. The ability of humans to discuss and share ideas and the mutual benefit of growing as people. Becoming aware of each other’s points of view, and stopping the spread of ignorance, helping us move forward as a peaceful race/species. That is one thing I especially like, to debate what people think is taboo, I question why, what makes it off limits. If its personal, well that is unfair to limit others based on one’s own feelings. Just my two cents.

                      *Goes back to pan-handling*

          • Avis says:

            I’m trying to not bring up politics. I really am. But, the sign is in the fail. That sort of makes it fair game. I’d say the same no matter who’s names were on it.
            I’m also trying to be nice about this, but making a fuss about not wanting to discuss politics is a great way to impose one’s own views on others. I don’t think this is your intent, but others might take offense to it.

      • AV says:

        that’s what he gets for voting mccain

    • boosch says:

      yea first, can’t believe you voted for that “maverick”, 2nd, isn’t his n her campaign run essentially the biggest campaign fail? That certainly is an epic fail IMO. Come on, the couric interview? R U Serious with them jawns?? Seriously?

  17. Kany says:

    That’s what u get for supporting McCain & Palin. STUPID KID.

  18. chez says:

    Irony is break dancing on a sign dedicated to a 71 year old man in danger of breaking his hips from mostly anything and a woman with the (verbal) co-ordination of a paraplegic.

  19. Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

    It was Palin’s fault!

    • Jimbo, just Jimbo says:

      *taps Jenny on the shoulder*
      My dear, would you kindly take a look at the above thread?

      • Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

        No. I’d rather go for a ride on the party-pony.
        *goes to read*
        I wasn’t trying to pick a fight with you – it was bad timing. And for the record I would have wrote the same line with the name of any person who was on the sign. Just trying to have fun here – not make a statement. Don’t forget to breathe today.

      • spoontwisted says:

        Jimbo -

        Okay, we all get it. You support John McCain and Sarah Palin. That’s fine. I must point you, as well, to the thread above. Who you support is your choice, and who I support is mine.

        One thing is for sure, though, and that’s that this kid busted the shit out of his head on a table when he fell trying to breakdance on a McCain/Palin campaign sign. I don’t think anyone here seriously blames McCain, Palin, you, or the Republican party for his pain. We just joke around. That kid was a dumbass, and probably should have done that in a much larger room.

        And he probably should have done it on an Obama/Biden sign. :-P

        • Matt says:

          lol, i can see the 2012 campaign signs now, “obama/biden 2012; way safer than those cheap palin signs”

  20. na says:

    It is a double fail: note the McCain Palin sign on the floor.

    • Avis says:

      Do you read any comments other than your own?

      • Leila ♂♀ says:

        Haha! But reading takes too much effort Avis.

      • chez says:

        Where’s the 1:00 fail when you need it, this one is going a bit awry..
        *participated in this, regrets doing so*

      • Bob says:

        Democrats don’t read! They just spend all our money…and more.

        • Avis says:

          *ahem* I am a democrat. Can you explain something to me though? I notice that many republicans call us “tax and spend liberals” and that those republicans think taxes are too high. But If we don’t pay taxes, how does anything get done? What money do we use to fund schools, roads and other programs. More importantly, if we don’t pay taxes, how do we pay our fighting soldiers? I am really not trying to start a fight here, I just don’t understand where the money is supposed to come from otherwise.

          • nightshayde says:

            Without taxes, how would police, firefighters, and other first responders get paid? Who would fund medical care for people whose medical expenses extend beyond their coverage (if there is any coverage to begin with)?

            Personally, I’m ok with paying higher taxes as long as I know everyone can have food, comfortable shelter, a good education, and decent affordable medical care.

            • Avis says:

              I am right there with you! I think it’s the whole “tax and spend” thing that irks me. In my mind tax and spend seems to be a hell of a lot better than spend and spend. But, I have asked that question of my family (VERY conservative republicans) and they have never been able to give me an anwer! And really I just want to understand the issue.

            • Dragonwriter says:

              Since I am of of the “people are more important than money” way of thinking…I agree with you completely!

              • MRN ♂ says:

                “Taxes are the price we pay for civilization.”
                ~ Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr

              • Admiral Apparent says:

                A thinking we can only hope the current economic disaster will help foster in the US. We value ourselves way too much by what we own instead of by our relationships.

                • Dragonwriter says:

                  I agree wholeheartedly.

                  I sometimes sigh wistfully when I think of the early Anglo-Saxon visions of community vs. the individual. Society could not survive, they said, if the individual put himself ahead of his community, and exile from your people was a punishment worse than death.

                  Of course, then I think of the lack of electricity and indoor plumbing and I’m not quite so wistful, but you know what I mean.

      • Adhe says:

        I have to admit, I sure as hell don’t take 30mins out of my day to read 600 asinine responses before I post mine. 95% of the comments on here are either unreadable lolspeak (or other lolculture annoyances like “nawt sekund”), unnecessary flames, grammatical nightmares or just generally retarded behavior. So what if someone says something someone else already said?

  21. Davio says:

    I love it happened on a McCain-Palin sign, proof that their supporters were all morons.

  22. doody95 says:

    it’s not that great because you can’t really see when he hits his head

  23. PersuAZN says:

    OK yeah political battles are not meant for failblog. Let’s have a McCain-Obama bboy battle. Awww yeah.

  24. Ken says:

    Loving the McCain / Palin sign he’s break dancing on. An added fail.

  25. Malicite says:

    I don’t think I have EVER seen someone break dance without causing head or back trauma…

    • Bearly Awake says:

      How about wall trama? My friend put a hole in the wall of his apartment doing a kick-flip. I think he was kinda proud of it.

      Heya Mal! *Squeeze*

  26. Wetpixels says:

    hehe, he saw a McCain/Palin sign, and first thing that came to mind is “Hey!, that’d make a good surface for breaking!”

  27. Duroc says:

    You’ve been hit by a smooth crimiWALL.

  28. jedesign says:

    That’s what he gets for voting for Palin.

  29. marblewonder says:

    that’s what you get for supporting McCain-Palin

  30. marblewonder says:

    Why the hell does an asian guy have a McCain poster anyway? Asians were pretty much on Obama’s side 100%

  31. Fiat Knox says:

    Oh, God, you’ve now met Alexa Chung.

    I am so, so sorry for you all. You poor bastards. What ever did you do to deserve Alexa Chung?

  32. Skratdaddy-Independent says:

    Uh, so much for non-political political non-politics. Uh, nevermind…I’ll just go back to playing with my nuts.
    *closes eyes, rubs nuts to glossy shine*

  33. ams says:

    did he die?

  34. Cloral says:

    This guy should meet up with the breakdancer who kicked the baby about 5 feet into the air.

  35. Another David says:

    Republicans can’t dance.

  36. popemichael says:

    oh noes! Some jerk voted for McCain and now does not want anyone bashing him!

    Freedom of speech is what that alleged “war hero” fought for. By asking people not to bash him you’re doing a disservice to what he believed in.

  37. lk says:

    thats what you get for being republican

  38. lmao says:

    china sux

  39. hello_jessie says:

    Best part? He’s “break-dancing” on a McCain/Palin poster.

  40. lisa says:

    Maybe if he would have tried doing it on an Obama – Biden sign it would have turned out well. ??

  41. kzaa says:

    McCain just won’t stop hurting your children!

  42. udd says:

    FIRST!!!!1111!!!!!!1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111!!!!!!!!!ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  43. James T Kirk says:

    These’d be a lot cooler if the f’in advertisements didnt ruin every video half way through

  44. Fargh82 says:

    well that could not have made him any dumber then he already is…

  45. sup says:

    ouch!! thats gotta hurt

  46. PWND says:

    He deserves it for having a McCain/Palin sign like that…

    • MRN ♂ says:

      The ambiguity of the above post showcases what cracks me up about the political comments here. Are you a supporter of McCain/Palin if you literally walk all over them daily, or do you truly disdain them, or… just possibly… you have this on the floor simply because it was lying around (your parents were supporters, perhaps?) and it’s fun to slip and slide on it in your room?
      Too many people are over analyzing the poster selection, IMO. (Plus, it’s a weak joke anyway.)

  47. David Atkins says:

    what’s the bigger fail–the head bang, or the McCain/Palin sign?

  48. Katelyn says:

    Serves him right for being a republican supporter.

  49. Mike says:

    That’s what you get for break dancing on a McCain Palin mat!

  50. yee-hah says:

    Wow, breakdancing on a McCain/Palin sign… I’d call that a WIN if that’s the best use he could find for it! >D

  51. Murilo says:

    SEU FUDEU!!!!!! KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

  52. Anya says:

    The real fail is that he has a McCain/Palin campaign sign.

    • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric. says:

      Not your blatant ignorance in first thinking you were the only one to think of that but secondly posting it anyways.

  53. timmy7611 says:

    this is what you get for voting McCain/Palin. Kharma Beyatch

  54. Ansel says:

    yeah the mccain palin sign is what I thought was the fail

  55. yaya says:

    You know how I know this website bit the shit? YOUTUBE rejected it. the acceptor of all shit. Youtube rejected this crap.

  56. RoflOnMyWaffle says:

    Not even a McCain/Palin sign could give him the ability to break dance.

  57. Christer says:

    I guess that’s what you get for relying on McCain and Palin! :P

  58. Alex says:

    This is what happens when you try to turn a closet into a gym; you get to see a lot of birds and stars around your head. :P

  59. Michael says:

    The other fail is the ad that shows up over the video during the slow mo.

  60. John says:

    Dude, my friend tried the exact same thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyJR_7ScGYs

  61. Nd:YAG says:

    BOOM!! Heahshot!

  62. cewlguy says:

    its funny because he hurts himself

  63. DanCosgrove says:

    Man… can’t fault him after the last few nunchaku incidents. But yeah, check your space!

  64. Kevindubrow says:

    At least he puts the “break” in break dancing.

  65. Adam says:

    Look what he is spinning on and everything becomes alot clearer lol

  66. Chairman Miaow says:

    The McCain-Palin spin machine fails again.

  67. Misone says:

    Haha, nice campaign mat. He failed as hard as they did :D

  68. Rachael says:

    Only fitting since he’s on a Mcain/Palin campaign sign.

  69. CokNBallz says:

    That’s what you get for supporting Palin

  70. SlaiN says:

    By the way, Dancefloor Fail…

  71. Scary Bob says:

    It figures — another stupid McCain/Palin fan…

  72. Blimmp says:

    Title fail,
    It’s called a windmill, not a backspin…

  73. lolheh? says:

    of course he was bound to fail! he failed before he tried to be a human top. look at the floor! for those of you who dont understand im saying mccain and palin are pieces of shit and you probably didnt get it cuz you voted for them

  74. Leon says:

    HAHAHAAAAAAA…he makes the music skip

  75. Devil says:

    OMG he has a mccain palin sign I hate that fail dancer now

  76. Hakudoshi23 says:

    Even though he may have hit his head on the table, at least he got some win from using the McCain/Palin poster as a pad. Yeah ruin the poster, epic win.

  77. Evan says:

    hahaha, maybe it’s bad karma…
    because of the McCain/Palin sign he was dancing on.
    hahaha

  78. jdunmer1018 says:

    he fails more because of the rug than because of the dancing.

  79. Michael says:

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  80. Antonio says:

    is he really spining on a McCain/Palin Poster? who the hell would even buy a poster that big? whats he gonna do, Put in on a billboard? or On his roof?

  81. TuezButterfly says:

    That guy is hot… Must have hurt his head but he’s a cutie… at least what I could see of him :P

  82. erica says:

    mccain palin. it was doomed from the start.

  83. Lyzz says:

    He failed as hard as McCain & Pailin did in the election.

  84. Normieeeeeeee says:

    Bahahahaha. I watched this like 40 times. What a dumbyy. Who break dances in small areas!? No wait who break dances at all anymore!?

  85. bacon!!!!! says:

    lol breakdancing on a giant McCain and Palin campaign sign…

  86. kman says:

    you hit your head as carma for liking Mcain

  87. Danyer says:

    oh my god why palin has to do with all this?
    may be there is a logical explanation

  88. Liam says:

    That’s what he gets for breakdancing on the electoral sign of a short-tempered intolerant geriatric and a (no matter how attractive) brainless slack-jawed yokel with a background in cheerleading, journalism, and speaking in tongues.

  89. you can do it better than this!


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