Friday Videos - Dec. 23rd, 2010 (Xmas Edition)

After this week I'm going to receive some much deserved offline R&R - hopefully finishing up some freelance projects and diving into some new undertakings that all should benefit from. I may post between now and the New Year but it's unlikely - so let this be the final "Take Care!" of the year between myself and you, the reader. In the meantime, enjoy the years final playlist and I'll see you on the other side.

• Dancing Santa - you WISH this guy lived near you and you could see this all the time. I know I do. via Zach.
• 2010 Fail Compilation - ten minutes of excruciating failures. Not always an uplifting sentiment but it's hard to look away. There's also a Luck compilation if you're into that.
• Cedar Rapids Trailer - you will undoubtedly see this at the theatre when you go out with your family to catch True Grit or Tron or Tangled or whatever you choose to see but, in case you don't, enjoy the forthcoming funny. via Renaud.
• London Boys vs Autechre - this mash up really doesn't sync very well beyond the first 20 seconds but, man, those first 20 seconds are perfect.
• Laughter Supercut - feel good movie compilation of laughter. Join along.
• How many senses do you have? - QI clip - I've been enjoying a ton of QI lately and suggest during your holiday downtime you find a way to enjoy it as well. It's endlessly informative and incredibly entertaining - what more could you possibly ask for?
• Russian Winter Bungee Jump - while no one gets hurt in this I suggest you take it as a lesson of what not to every involve yourself in.. as it is absolutely insanely terrifying to watch this occur.

BONUS

• AD/BC: A Rock Opera - to me, this Matt Berry Christmas Special must be watched every year. It's completely absurd and hilarious. Thank goodness it's on YouTube in its entirety.
• The Daschel Show: Christmas Special - this probably means very little to anyone that doesn't know Paige and Kevin but it's a feel good Christmas show as hosted by young Daschel. It's always good to see youthful enthusiasm maintained for Christmas time.

Have a great Christmas, a great break (you deserve one) and a Happy New Year. See you all soon.