Did you even know there was a “YouTube, whip enthusiast land”? I could watch this all day… it kinda makes me want to take my belt off and practice, but I’m not sure how much the new biz in the conference room would really appreciate it.
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TieDyePie: This is amazing. I’m landing in town for a few days with no agenda, so this is perfect!
heather: hahahahaha! I know he plays the exact same character in every role he’s in, but how can you not love this...
Tex: ive done that in real life. its called tyme travel
Riggor: Ummm Spay on pancakes? Whats next nuetered sausage links?
MazelMesh: a belgian mazel tov!
i love bicycles: someone should have added purple monkey dishwasher at the end
Jesus: Looks like you’re on ebay…. http://cgi.ebay.com/ Fun-Gadget-Laser-Fin ger-Beams-LED-Lig...
Julia: Congrats!
samuel: Cool idea, but that phrase is too memorable to actually count for the record imo.
Anon: MLIA
December 9th, 2008 at 1:06 pm
There’s something magical in the figure 8.
December 9th, 2008 at 1:27 pm
A) Who knew there were so many ways to crack a whip?
B) I just found my new cardio!
December 9th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
Whip you into shape. Weak, I know. I just needed to write something. That kind of day.
December 9th, 2008 at 3:03 pm
Jake himself, I’ll give you a dollar to make a matching video of you leading a class for Mr Julian.
December 9th, 2008 at 6:26 pm
This guy was recently featured on a new discovery show where they show things in super slow motion. The “crack” of the whip is, in fact, a sonic boom from the whip breaking the sound barrier.
It was pretty amazing, he was whipping pencils out of people’s mouths and stuff. His aim is AMAZING.
(p.s. The show is called “Time Warp” - you should check it out)