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Remember twinky wigger that cut his hand with a knife on Battlecam and said: “This ain’t no motherfucking game for this homie, dawg“? His handle is Ayyone and he’s back with “It is what it is, homie…” and a video … Continue reading
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This welfare homie strikes me as your typical responsible gun owner who’s all over every gun debate on the internet telling everyone he owns guns for protection of his family, bringing up the same three absurd arguments every responsible gun … Continue reading
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You shouldn’t need a gay alert warning cause you should know by now that it was the femoral artery where Estiben Schweinsteiger stabbed himself in live on ooVoo webcam. Naturally, it would be on his inner thigh, very close to … Continue reading
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Do you remember recent video of a guy who cut his femoral artery live on ooVoo webcam? His real name is Omar Alonso Ortiz Pérez, though he’s best known for his internet moniker Estiben Schweinsteiger. Since he prefers to be … Continue reading
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A dude using an Estiben Schweinsteiger moniker on ooVoo put on a webcam show for the viewers in which he cut his femoral artery and bled a bit of a fountain. Needless to say, talk on t3h interweb is whether … Continue reading
This video blew me off my feet. It’s a music video for a Japanese band called SOUR and their song Hibi no Neiro (Tone of Everyday). It features synchronized webcam footage of several people around the world each doing things on the webcam that blend together with what other people were doing on a webcam and together it came out as this absolutely mind-blowing video. Great idea on behalf of SOUR, very well executed and an amazing final result. It’s a bit geeky if you will, but you can’t deny the awesomeness. Two thumbs up to SOUR. I don’t particularly like the music, though. Song has gay feel to it. I think it’s the singer’s voice. Hibi no Neiro allegedly means Tone of Everyday in Japanese.