As a long-time gamer and an old-school fan of the Mortal Kombat franchise, I think this is just epic.
Geeks Are Sexy says, “Mortal Kombat fatalities are not what we could actually call ‘kid-friendly’, but these from Youtube user Eric Power almost make the whole thing look cute. Almost.”
Remember that awesome Teenage Mutant Ninja Bear from the Hiroshima Zoo? Some creative folks have now gone and Jedified it…and you know what a huge Star Wars fan I am.
Check it out:
After watching those videos, one thing appears to be clear….bears must have some sort of molecular anomaly hidden within their DNA that renders them impervious to the business end of lightsabers. Perhaps an abnormally high midi-chlorian count?
[via Mashable]
This is a video of a bear at the Hiroshima Zoo named Cloud. Cloud is trying out for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and wants to work the bō staff like Donatello. He’s good too. The Youtube user that shot video claims it has NOT been sped up or altered in away way.
I have to wonder if this is somewhat how I came across during my brief gangsta rap phase in high school.
Seriously, Bert and Ernie are hardcore t-h-u-g fo life…
Thanks to my bud Derek Markham for this
Tuesday was Star Wars day, and Geeks are Sexy found an incredibly creative video in which a couple edited a clip from Episode IV: A New Hope to announce their pregnancy.
Awesomeness. Here’s what Geeks are Sexy says:
A couple using the Death Star trench run scene from Episode IV to announce that they’ve got twins on the way? Now that’s what I call awesome.
Gravity, what a bitch.
Try telling that to free running/parkour extraordinaire Damien Walters. Check out this amazing video on some sick new stuff he’s working on for 2010:
If free running and extreme sports aren’t your cup of tea, maybe you would feel more comfortable combating the laws of physics along side good ole’ Elphie.
(+10 cultural savvy-ness points if you can name the Elphaba reference….I’ve already claimed my 10, btw.)
Finally, we blogging, twittering, social media loving geeks who make our living on the interwebs have a corky (cool+dorky) theme song.
Let’s hear it for the New Doooo-ooooo-ooorks…
The folks over at Geekologie have uncovered an unbelievable LEGO stop motion lightsaber battle of epic proportions. I dare you not to watch it…
And if that weren’t awesome enough on its own, I give you the Darth Vader disco ball, via DVICE…
