The LEGO® Movie
Yep, they finally went and did it, they finally went and made a movie about Lego.
It took them a long time to cash in on this, but by the looks of things, it’s going to be worth torrenting.
Yep, they finally went and did it, they finally went and made a movie about Lego.
It took them a long time to cash in on this, but by the looks of things, it’s going to be worth torrenting.
This may sound creepy, but it’s still pretty cool, it’s an installation that reveals the hidden activity and geography of Peer-to-Peer file sharing.
To add to the air of unease, it’s presented as a monitoring room, which shows Peer-to-Peer transfers happening in real time on networks using the BitTorrent protocol.
Two joggers meet while out for a run, one is Asian, the other isn’t.
And the guy who isn’t, for some reason, won’t stop trying to guess the Asian’s heritage…
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These stories show how, by overcoming the various challenges and with dedication, hard work, belief and ambition, you can reach your goals and realize any dream you want.
Kevin Keegan was a football legend back in his day, and he still is, even after his epic meltdown over Alex Ferguson.
In this surreal sketch a kid’s poster of Keegan comes to life to give him some love advice and then it gets a bit weird.

“Getting drunk? is the conclusion to every British thing” — wise words from American comedian Reginald D. Hunter as he explains a game of local cricket.
If you have any American friends who don’t really understand the game, point them towards this video. They probably still won’t understand it, but at least they’ll laugh.
With Father’s Day just behind us, most of us spent the day thanking our dads for being awesome.
Unless of course you were the fictional spawn of one of these bad movie dads, in which case you probably spent the day wishing they weren’t so evil.
The Brits play cricket, occasionally rounders when they’re down the park for some beers and sunshine.
But they don’t play baseball, which makes them the perfect people to wind up the Americans with a terrible (brilliant) commentary.