By Robert Emslie
This is likely the oddest video you will see today.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0Xa4bHcJu8[/youtube]
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This is likely the oddest video you will see today.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0Xa4bHcJu8[/youtube]
Jeff Glucker
What in the holy hell was that weirdness?
I'm obviously not getting the good drugs…..NURSE!!!
Why, that is exactly what my commute is like! Have you been tapping into my local traffic cams?
Nintendo programmers get all the good drugs.
Holy hell! Just WTF are they putting in the water over there?
Whatever it is: on the other hand, at least we now know how Toyota got into their current predicament…
My commute? 3.4 grueling miles, one way!
That's it. We need to stop paying the writers in drugs.
Hey… wait… paying? What?
There are advantages to relocating to the home office.
You're cutting me off? Son of a…
I'm going to go out on a limb and state that this is the oddest video I will see all week (so far, it is true).
My commute is quite interesting and varied as I sometime work from home and at least twice a week carpool with up to 3 other people using 7 different cars… It is a mix of suburbia and freeway, including a quick dash across the SF Bay via the Dumbarton bridge in reverse commute direction FTW.
That music just made my cat go ape sh*t.
If my commute ever involves giant teddy bears eating people or whacking birds with light poles, I'll know to lay off the caffeine for a while. That or I need a different job because I've gone insane.
Yup… Looks pretty much like the morning commute I used to have to get to work each day.
Well, at least for the first half, until I had my coffee and woke up. It was kind of exciting, every day I got to wake up in a new place, usually at 120 km/h.
As a truck-driver, the commute is the only time you really get to have fun. You get to work, and then drifting while pulling a trailer (or two) is absolutely no fun at all.
(woah, been awhile since I've been here) Unfortunately, my commute only has one car-related vehicle- a bus. Taken to the top of the hill, then D-train to E-train. 30+ minutes underground. not that great.
I used to ride between the cars while on the train during the rush hours with the other smartasses. Kinda dangerous, but I never felt like a sardine.
I just looked at that video thing again. It's even better when you're drinking Pabst. Just saying.
I just watched this before going to bed… and I guarantee this won't end well.
If I scare my wife again by screaming "Teddy bears eat PEOPLE" in the middle of the night, I'm blaming you.
My commute is 24 miles each way of fun, twisty two-lane backroads. If I owned an Elise, I might even come in to work on the weekends.
Nah.
I was really expecting this to a post where we all describe our actual commutes. I thought that would be interesting. After seeing that video, that doesn't sound nearly as interesting now.
What the fuck kind of LSD nightmare was that?!
Yep, that about describes it. Odd that someone else would know what it is like for me to get to work….. I guess everything is on YouTube.
Did everyone see that or did the wife put something special in my coffee?
I don't know if it's this nasty cold, the Nyquil I took last night, the Dayquil I just took, the Zicam I'm chewing on, the coffee I just drank, or all mixing together, but you should hear about this dream I just had. There were cars driving along the beach, and then teddy bears…giant ones…just came out of nowhere, then there was a bird…
You have a cold as well eh? I find mixing my Nyquil and nightime Neo Citran into one really seal the deal for a fun filled night of hallucinations
Is this another Cloverfield?
I was waiting for pairs of hammers to start walking down the street… to tear down some sort of wall