AAAAAHHHHHHHHH

What kind of dinosaur is that? I've never seen one with a head shaped like that before. :confused:

was posted a few months ago, jesus even had it on the front page

This is fucking amazing.

It sounds like a load of shit at first and i almost turned it off... the end bit is insane how fast he is. Even in slo-mo he's still too fucking fast. This video is obvs really old but i've never seen it...

Fastest gunman ever. Unbelievable Bob Munden
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLnmv...layer_embedded

Oh OK... I hadn't seen this at that time... Does anyone know the story behind this?

yes, it was not a "school play"....

"Tell all of your little friends: "Scarface School Play" is about as authentic as Al Pacino's Cuban accent.

The viral video that pinged across the internet on Monday seemed to show grade-school kids performing a wildly inappropriate adaptation of "Scarface," Brian DePalma's operatic 1983 crime classic but, of course, if you looked closely it seemed a little too polished and cryptic to be a real campus production.

The video was actually made a month ago with professional child actors in a rented theater in Koreatotwn and directed by Marc Klasfeld, a veteran music video director whose credits include "Girls, Girls, Girls" with Jay-Z, "Times Like These" with the Foo Fighters, "When You're Gone" with Avril Lavigne, "Girlfriend" with 'N Sync and "On My Block" by, ahem, Scarface.

Klasfeld has also made commercials for corporate powers such as Nike, the NFL and Motorola, but he showed a more subversive streak with his 2007 satire film "The L.A. Riot Spectacular," narrated by Snoop Dogg. On Wednesday, Klasfeld said these days he's smitten with the wildfire immediacy of viral video, which will only deepen after the million-hit Monday for "Scarface School Play."

"It's a rare place where you can be creative and express yourself freely and it's a very democratic process and I'm very excited to part of it," said Klasfeld, who is the owner of Rock Hard Films, the company behind the Lady GaGa video "Pokerface" and last year's memorably loopy "Hammer Pants Dance" viral video. "It was a lot of fun."

With the quirky homage to "Scarface," Klasfeld said "we had a great cast, great kids and great parents ... they enjoyed the process." The director said it was amusing to watch the pockets of outrage as the purposely provocative video spread out across the Internet.

"We definitely suspected that would happen," said Klasfeld, a father of two who says he wonders why the most vocal critics of the ironic video don't speak out more against the sexualization of young girls in American culture or the relentless violence on screens of all sorts.

"Everyday when I wake up with my daughter and I turn on the television for her and we're constantly guarding her against all these unnecessary sexual [messages] bombarding her ... so for us to see the reaction against this, well, that was a little shocking," Klasfeld said. "I found it all fascinating."

What's next? Klasfeld said he's going to sit back and enjoy the parodies, mash-ups and imitations of "Scarface School Play" that have already begun. Despite the success of his viral video he quickly dismissed the idea of making a sequel like, say, "Taxi Driver School Play" or "Leaving Las Vegas Schoolplay." "No, I don't see that happening."

It makes sense -- where would the shock be in that?"

(AP) MADRID -- A Spanish man who underwent a partial face transplant in January has appeared in public for the first time, hugging his surgeon and thanking the donor's family.

The patient, identified only as Rafael, spoke in a labored voice Tuesday at a news conference at the Seville hospital where he underwent surgery.

The patient's age was not given. Doctors replaced the bottom two-thirds of his face because of a congenital disease that left it deformed with benign tumors.

Last month a hospital in Barcelona carried out the world's first full-face transplant. It was the 11th known face transplant worldwide.

The Seville case was the second partial face transplant performed in Spain.

Pisses me off when people anglicize the name Sevilla. What's the point in that shit? We don't really do that anywhere else. No one calls Barcelona Bareclone or Paris Paree or any of that gay shit. You call every other major Spanish city by its Spanish name, but you say "Seville" instead of Sevilla. Okay, rant over, hope that dude's swelling goes down eventually.