Is this real!?

[Londonrockz568]

Russia's Got Talent. I dunno what year it is, but this has to be one of the most horrendous audition accidents ive ever seen.

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[acosmichippo]

i feel there's a pun in there somewhere, but it's just out of reach...

[acosmichippo]

word around the interwebz is it's an ad for the soft drink.

[styfle]

word around the interwebz is it's an ad for the soft drink.
Much more likely than a real video. People are dumb but the way the video was presented just screams fake.

[themanofthedark]

russians very often turn out to be intelligent, talented people.:D

[up10ad]

russians very often turn out to be intelligent, talented people.:DThat's the idea behind the Geico cavemen commercials too. ;)

[Napoleon_PhoneApart]

i feel there's a pun in there somewhere, but it's just out of reach...

The end of that video made me quiver...

[Youngbinks]

^^nicely done

Yeah that definitely doesn't seem real. The "Talent" logo with nothing else seems a bit off.

[up10ad]

The end of that video made me quiver...
Naps, I fear that few understand.

[Napoleon_PhoneApart]

Naps, I fear that few understand.

Sucks for them, then.

[Londonrockz568]

I see what he did tharr!

[coasts]

A quiver is a container for arrows, crossbow bolts or darts, such as those shot from a bow, crossbow or blowgun. Quivers have different forms depending on their use: quivers may hang from an archer's belt, from a horse saddle, or be worn on the back. Sometimes, particularly in those that hang on a saddle, the quiver has a compartment for holding the bow itself. Many quivers have lids to protect the arrows from rain, which can ruin the arrows' glue attaching the fletching.
Quivers appear in all cultures that use bow and arrow. One certain archaeological evidence is Ötzi the Iceman, the Chalcolithic man found in the Alps.
Quivers were not always employed by travelers in warfare, as a large number of arrows would often be supplied to groups of archers and stuck in the ground for more rapid shooting.
Quivers have been traditionally made of leather, bark, wood, furs and other natural materials. Although the bow and arrow has came a long way in design and use of modern materials, many still prefer the traditional materials and designs such as the recurve bow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iao7DzmixYI&feature=related

[Napoleon_PhoneApart]

Thanks for the Wiki explanation...:rolleyes: