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blink 182 in a mad tv skit
a music video by blink 182
blink 182 - the rock show on leno 5/18/09
a video about the break-up of blink 182, to the music of +44's no it isn't.
the dick cheney and nancy pelosi blink count.
find out who blinks most during the state of the union address.
in the blink of an eye, children grow up and have children of their own. in the small town of oxford, iowa the transformations have all been caught on camera
and the crowd goes wild!!! ...not
a big 70's spoof. my favorite part is when the wiffle bat gets thrown into the bike tire.
now even the cameras are racist??
i want to fuck your dog in the arse
they played together last night in hollywood for the first time in five years.
spring brake
crazy old man.
the best song this band ever made using george carlin's 7 words
a japanese commercial that won the bronze award in the tv ad section at cannes film festival. it's good but perhaps it's one minute too long (or two minutes too long if you dislike ads).
a oral sex song for boys and girls
its funny to see how these giant bands started out.
article submitted by master911. don't read too much into it if someone winks at you in japan – a researcher has developed a system that will soon let people run their ipods with the flick of an eye. the system, comprising a single-chip computer and a couple of infrared sensors, monitors movements of the temple and is so tiny that it can be built into the side of a pair of eyeglasses. closing both eyes for one second starts an ipod, while blinking again stops the machine. a wink with the right eye makes the machine skip to the next tune while with a wink of the left eye it goes back. as a person does not have to move either hand, the system can serve as "a third hand" for caregivers, rock-climbers, motorbike drivers and astronauts, as well as people with disabilities. "you don't have to worry about the system moving incorrectly as the system picks up signals when you close your eyes firmly. you can use this when you're eating or chatting with someone," said the device's developer, kazuhiro taniguchi. the system – dubbed "kome kami switch", or "temple switch" – can easily differentiate a deliberate one-second wink from natural blinking, said mr taniguchi, a researcher at state-run osaka university's graduate school of engineering science. "normally you blink in an energy-saving manner, very quickly and lightly, but you would close your eyes more firmly to operate a device," he said. "there are some people who are incapable of winking on one eye. for those, we can program the system to give a command when they blink twice in a fast sequence," he said. the kome kami switch is also capable of operating television sets, air conditioners, room lighting and other household electronics. taniguchi hopes the system can eventually be adapted to run mobile phones, wheelchairs and robots as "an ultimate remote control" used in everyday life. a previous system using blinking to run devices had an obstructive sensor just in front of the user's eye, mr taniguchi said. the research team want to launch a venture in two to three years to commercialise the switch. the new switch is a variation of a system, which mr taniguchi is still working on, that operates when wearers clench their teeth. source image above: an ipod prototype of kazuhiro taniguchi's winking-detector mounted to earphones.
a choral version of blink 182's 'what's my age again?'
