You can verify the story with legitimate news sources, people. Yes, it is indeed possible for a bridge to move this way.

And unless you know what the Volga River looks like the rest of the time, you couldn't have any idea whether the floodwaters look unusual or not.

God, I miss Star Trek.

Meh. Not IE's best work.

"Does he not realize its to stop bots not people who aren't human. Watched about a minute and he actually thinks there are people who aren't human going onto sites that require captchas"

I can't find anything in his statements that implies this.

NotBansky pretty much summed it up for me. Put them near doors or ATMs, etc., as if pulling something from the online world into the real world.

Yeah, the rhythm they're playing on the cups is an old party game. You actually pass the cup to the next person on the last beat. You can find a lot of videos of people doing it. Here's a group of little girls:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37ay5Hgua6k

@svgwrestler

The headlight theory simply doesn't hold up for anyone, like myself, who's been there. The location of the highway is in an entirely different direction from where the Marfa Lights appear.

It's funny, though, to watch visitors looking in totally the wrong direction who are fascinated by the obvious car lights running up and down the mountains.

By the way, I love this guy.

"he should not have used fake kids charity though, isn't that a crime?"

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but it isn't a crime to tell people you host events for a fake charity. You'd have to actually host an event for said charity and take people's money.

Five stars if they had knitted a Dr. Who scarf instead.

"To surface them"? Bleh.

Ah, yes. The FlexPicker! It does pancakes, too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg8YYuLLoM0&feature=related

Felix, why do they have to be purebred?

Denmark is a nation of swamp ass.

I've lived in Texas my entire life and never before have I heard the state referred to as "Big Tex."