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Video: Iron Man vs. Bruce Lee - who do you think will win? Watch to find out!

Chris shared a video of a magnetic field.

Brian found this sweet photo of some Photoshop Graffiti.

This guy set up a webcam to tweet every time his dog or cat goes outside.

Just an interesting song from your Saturday morning cartoons: Animaniacs - “Be Careful What You Eat”

The Google Datacenter Tour has to be viewed for the full details. We barely glossed over the info covered in the video by Google.

Here’s a sweet video that Chris found of a paper airplane thrown out of a skyscraper.

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Funny quotes from this episode:

Brian: “I have this joke about a train wreck. Oh, I already told that one.”

Chris: “Someone that speaks philosophically is Phil.”

Brian: “Some days you’re the whale, and some days you’re the birds.”

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“It’s the internet! We can fly by the seat of our pants if we want.” - Brian

Chris shared some inspirational logos.

Brian told us about his latest trip to Disneyland. He shared some photos that he put on Brightkite.

Brian shared a video from California Screemin’ (just watch the video on Viddler).

Then we looked at the DaVinci (Microsoft Surface Physics Illustrator). Very cool.

Chris shared these fail whale sightings.

We briefly looked at WrongTomorrow.com, a site that records the predictions people make and verifies them.

Video: The Swiss clean their mountains.

Video: Pillow Fight Flashmob in Tempe.

Brian shared this video of World of Goo (a Mac game).

And lastly, how about some viewer geography? Here are our most popular 6 countries.

1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. Canada
4. Australia
5. Brazil
6. New Zealand

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Here’s a sweet clip Brian made while testing that feature. Prepare to be blown away by the high quality video.

Chris unfortunately missed this show, but Brian found another person named Chris to join him in California. So it turned into a fantastic episode!

Brian shared the Honda Headlights video with everybody. Honda parked a whole bunch of cars and they turned the headlights on/off during the video. Via Adweek.com (a few more extra links there including a behind the scenes video).

National Geographic has a really cool time lapse video of a glacier moving.

Then Brian shared YourLogoMakesMeBarf.com, enough said. Actually, not enough: it’s a collection of really bad logos. The one in particular that Brian didn’t like is this one.

Here’s a link to the Mr. Robert Dutu (Nigerian fraudster) chat that Brian shared.

Brian shared the video The Twouble with Twitters. A funny video about the obsessiveness of Twitter.

I don’t think Brian shared this in his video, but check out this funny video of Brian on the Leo Laporte show.

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This was a busy episode, and lasted almost 45 minutes. We talked about a number of things including the following super cool links.

The video that Brian played in the opening was this one.

We talked about Disqus, the free tool for embedding commenting on your site.

Brian shared one of his sites: http://is-my-hero.com

Chris shared this cool video of some Sheep with LEDs on their bodies. What can we say, it looks real!

The iPhone app that Chris shared is called MouthOff.

We all checked out the Little Red Riding Hood infographic video.

Brian Shared: Zoomdoggle’s Amazing BuckyBalls in action!

The Terrafugia web site shows some cool videos of the new car that flies. Check it out!

Don’t have enough money for a Segway? Check out the Cajun Crawler.

Most of these sandwiches look great.

Brian shared the DIY Daft Punk web site.

Lastly, the BallDroppings game is good for 5 minutes of fun.

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Brian shared his thoughts so far on SXSW including his descriptions about some of the parties he has attended.

Chris shared a link to the video site Thru-You, a site where they grab music clips that people have uploaded to video sharing sites and turn into a single clip.

Check out this amazingly dangerous Rocket launch video. You have to watch it.

Chris shared a site that visually shows what a trillion dollars looks like.

Brian shared this nerdy, but awesome SSD Raid video. Crazy awesome!

The game that Chris attempted to share at the end of the video was the Cursor Gravity game. Give it a try and attempt to create an orbit.

Chris shared Unnecessary Quotes.

And then we looked at these amazingly designed stealth cell towers. Link from Jason.

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Just the day before this episode, Brian had the chance to be on the Leo Laporte show This Week in Tech (TWiT Live), so we talked about that for a bit.

If you watch this episode, you’ll notice it is cut short for some reason. We’re not sure why (only 9:32 long).

Funny picture: Pete, is that you???

Video: Slalom skateboarding — absolutely incredible skills.

We discussed business cards for SXSW and looked at Brian Shaler’s card and these “Status cards.”

We watched this alternate ending to Back To The Future.

Brian shared this site showing some urban camouflage.

We also looked at this cool 3D Video Projection technique. Absolutely awesome.

Lastly, we looked at these neat product concepts.

It’s also the lost show, because for some reason Ustream didn’t save it. Ugh.

Chris shared a couple of cool video clips of magnets in slow motion.

This is a sweet TV commercial of a symphony that is controlled by a remote control.

We discussed the Map of Mutual Incomprehension… it’s Greek to me.

We watched a neat whiteboard animation.

Lastly, we watched this TV commercial of some penguins and a shark.

Chris shared a neat video called Science Machine in which you can watch an illustration be drawn over 40 hours (time lapse of course).

Brian shared some neat letter monsters — the alphabet made into little monsters.

Brian discovered this link — Upside Down Faces, a collection of drawings of faces that work when rotated 180 degrees.

Chris liked these cool iPhone icon coasters.

The ultimate way to sharpen your pencil — a video discovered by Brian this week.

Memorable quotes from this show:

“Better butter burgers are better than the other burgers.” — Brian

“Baked butter better burgers.” — Chris

“If this was a brick, it would be in a building.” — Chris referring to his old cell phone

“Not many potatos were harmed in the filming of this show.” — Brian