okay anyone with working knowledge of thermodynamics care to explain this one?

I know it's a cliche but Yakkity Sax really would work here.

Also five for "pirates of dark water".

five extra stars for the last tag.

1:55 is really great.

Also, where's Jennifer Connelly?

0:34 calling manager about this week's supply of bread dough or mommy to come pick him up ASAP?

This just gave me the best idea ever: stupid employee insurance.

japanese ghost subway is the worst subway

The water opening the walk in door at 1:23 is amazing.....those walkin door handles are usually pretty stiff and hard to open.....wow

I like how they get mops and buckets.

If my manager did something like this (and I assume he's a manager because of the way he's dicking around while other people are sweeping and cleaning up) I would just walk out of the store and let him clean it up.

I really hope the darkness of the water is due to dirt on a less-than-spectacularly-mopped freezer floor and not because of the other contents of the freezer.

Also I couldn't help but have Yakety Sax in my head when I watched it.

Found this on another forum. Don't know how accurate it is:

"28 year sprinkler guy here.
To clear up some of the misconceptions:

1. If the building was required to have a fire sprinkler system, then ALL accessible parts of the building must have them.

2. Typically, in a freezer (or a cooler if the possibility of freezing exists), one would install what is called a "dry pendent" sprinkler, to avoid freezing of piping - but it's piped from the usual wet sprinkler system and works the same way.

3. Fire sprinklers are activated by heat. In the case of the cooler in question, the sprinkler would typically be rated for 155* F.
Smoke will NOT activate a fire sprinkler, unless it is installed without a fusible link (an "open" head) on a deluge or pre-action system that is activated via smoke detection.
Bet that Subway doesn't have such.

4. The water in any fire sprinkler system gets nasty, REAL nasty, fairly quickly once the system is online.
Stagnant water, you know. Sitting in black steel pipe.
Black water, smelly as hell, even contains something nasty called MIC (microbial influenced corrosion).
I've seen more than one plant evacuate when someone smelled sprinkler water and thought it a hazardous chemical - which it is, really.

Hope that clears things up some."

Oh God. Oh holy shit. Oh God.

I think I'm about to pop a lung from laughter here.

I hurt from laughing, you think you've seen the funniest part and then something more amazing then before happens.

Live Leak has finally lived up to its name!

What's up with the shirtless guy wandering through at :40?

Typical beaners.

Legitemently a "Live Leak"

that was excellent. and the filthy water spewing out of the sprinkler was the icing (filthy black icing).