Bizarre Videos ???

[Bruin Fisher]

There's a bottomless pit of clips from 'Got Talent' shows, so I offer just one more:

 

[Camy]

On 8/31/2019 at 8:35 AM, Bruin Fisher said:

 

 

There's something about this that is very Python (naked organ playing), or maybe I mean Trumpian (Blackmail).

 

 

 

 

[Cole Parker]

That Correr 2 video just reminded me a popular rock and roll song of the 50's - A Whole Lot of Shakin' Goin' On.

 

C

[dude]

19 hours ago, Cole Parker said:

That Correr 2 video just reminded me a popular rock and roll song of the 50's - A Whole Lot of Shakin' Goin' On.

 

C

It reminds me of the Johnny Tillotson hit.... Poetry in Motion.

[Bruin Fisher]

On 9/18/2019 at 1:19 AM, Cole Parker said:

That Correr 2 video just reminded me a popular rock and roll song of the 50's - A Whole Lot of Shakin' Goin' On.

 

C

Yes. Finally I realise why we men wear underpants....

On a more serious note, it's fascinating to see in slightly slowed-down motion the flexing of musculature just below the skin, and also the movement of fatty deposits, not that the subject is troubled by too much fat,  but his buttocks for instance. The human adult male has amazingly powerful thighs and strong tendons connecting muscles to bones behind the knee joint, and at the back of the ankle. It's all stunningly beautiful...

[Camy]

3 hours ago, Bruin Fisher said:

Yes. Finally I realise why we men wear underpants....

On a more serious note, it's fascinating to see in slightly slowed-down motion the flexing of musculature just below the skin...

Anne Elk (Miss) has a theory:

 

 

[Bruin Fisher]

14 hours ago, Camy said:

Anne Elk (Miss) has a theory

 

This is clearly Anne Elk's Second Theorem, developed after many years of further research. Her first, as I remember it, concerned dinosaurs.

[Bruin Fisher]

An early, and daring, piece from the great Matthew Bourne:

 

[Bruin Fisher]

 

[Bruin Fisher]

This is an open source animation from the Blender Foundation, dated 2010, when animation technology was first developing the ability to render fur and hair and suchlike.

 

[Camy]

24 minutes ago, Bruin Fisher said:

This is clearly Anne Elk's Second Theorem, developed after many years of further research. Her first, as I remember it, concerned dinosaurs.

The Brontosaurus: Thin at one end, fat in the middle, and thin at the other end.

[Bruin Fisher]

5 hours ago, Camy said:

The Brontosaurus: Thin at one end, fat in the middle, and thin at the other end.

Yes indeed!! Did you and I live the same life??!

[Bruin Fisher]

This is another of Matthew Bourne's early works. I believe this one is inspired by the underwear pages of mail order catalogues of bygone times. This a short version of it with four dancers. I found a different version with more dancers but the video quality is poor.

 

[Bruin Fisher]

Didn't the mail order catalogues KNOW that if you pose a good looking man in his underwear looking 'manly', the result is going to be erotic, inevitably? Is it just gay men who think so, or do women think so too? I've never asked...

[Bruin Fisher]

Another Matthew Bourne piece, this one dated 1991. Surely this one must be the inspiration for the 'Got Talent' towel dance earlier in this thread?!

 

[Bruin Fisher]

... and this one....

 

[Camy]

The Brontosaurus: Thin at one end, fat in the middle, and thin at the other end.
 

On 9/20/2019 at 11:28 PM, Bruin Fisher said:

Yes indeed!! Did you and I live the same life??!

  Well... possibly?

In a Pythonesque way one's life revolves
around our friends and lovers.
And Bronty, the oversized Pushmi-pullyu,
had me at one end and you at t'other.

 

[Bruin Fisher]

Here's a thoroughly bizarre one. It runs an hour and a quarter, but it's probably worth the time...