This Flash video shows a slightly more stylized and violent Mario (he of the Bros. fame) than I’m used to. Not safe for work if animated blood is a no-no.

I’m sure that I’m amazingly late to the internet party, but I had never heard of Weng Weng until a friend told me about him today. What in the Hell is this all about and why can I not stop watching?

Crackle is yet another take on Youtube, and yet another with much better quality. Seriously, Youtube is just terrible overall, I wish someone would seriously challenge them. Oh yes, Crackle. Not much here, but I did like some of the Screen Bites.

I’ve never heard of the video Arcade Attack before, but the last 6 minutes really are quite odd.

Take old commercials, loop bits of them and you get this video. The Clapper commercial is now a bit more sinister.

I admit it. I went out and became one of the mindless drones who contributed to the insane numbers that Halo 3 received last week. The Forge video editor is neat, if really confusing to me. When you can make something like this oddity though, I’m interested.

Someone took the time to do a good encode of the entire Quincy punk episode and upped it in parts to Youtube. Man alive this is even funnier then I remembered.

(click the video to go to the site and find the rest)

If YouTube Comments Met Real Life Situations (NSFW)

Minesweeper: The Movie. Hey, I laughed. Of course it is way past my bedtime.

The Hacker Factor weblog has dissected the latest videos believed to be from Al Qaeda and don’t believe Bin Laden is alive, but do believe that a fly landed on Waleed_al-Shehri’s face during his uninteresting read. I can’t say if they’re correct in their Bin Laden analysis or not, but they’ve convinced me a little.

Watch 1,000 music videos from the 1980’s (100 per year). The quality is pretty bad (Youtube), but I haven’t seen some of these since they were hits.

Powerset, a new yet-to-be-released natural language search engine just posted their work on “parsing and indexing…the hardest corpus [they] could find: Miss South Carlolina’s response to the question, ‘Recent polls have shown that a fifth of Americans can’t locate the US on a map. Why do you think this is?’ ”

If you are curious about Powerset, here are some Powerset news clippings

Deviant-TV posts double feature movie trailers. Any site that takes the time to track down “Flesh Gordon” is ok with me.

55 BELLS is a weblog that provides rips of hard-to-find video. Stuff like The Amazing Spider-Man from the late 70’s and “Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry”.

Link borrowed from Fark: The 50 Greatest Commercials of the ’80s. Oh the memories.

The Last.tv player is a neat idea. Pop in a Last.fm username and see videos that are picked based on their song history. My player has so far shown Superchunk, Shellac, The Who and the White Stripes appearance on The Simpsons.

Click to watch the Indian Superman and Spidergirl shake their stuff.

Like Alluc.org and similar sites, this one also aggregates online video, but with several useful filters

With 14 cities trying to be “the” Springfield used for the Simpsons movie premiere, there were actually some fairly entertaining videos sent in. Hey, you get to hear Ted Kennedy say “chowdah”, what more could you want?

I love when Keith Olbermann actually hits his target well.