I don't recall where I was when the Berlin Wall came down. Further, upon hearing it came down, I don't remember understanding the significance. What I do remember are the thousands of street vendors in New York City selling "authentic pieces" of the Berlin Wall which were, no doubt, chunks of concrete from the Bronx spray-painted to look like they came from the Berlin Wall. Still, it was significant moment in world history, and one that paved the way for the reunification of Germany and the end of the Soviet Union. Like the news clip above, we've collected some videos of the event following the jump.

Patrick Swayze has been dead for a few months now, but he finally got the proper send off last night on Family Guy.

Watch the whole 3:30 seconds or just click into about the 1 minute mark. (We'll see how long it takes for this to be pulled by the networks.)

Everyone.... "Roadhouse."

Apparently the kale had it coming.  I love it when employees slip one past their boss while setting up displays for customers.  Who knew seed stores would breed hostility like that?

A droplet of water falls into a puddle or from your faucet and creates a ripple.
Nothing special.
But when you slow that falling drop down a lot you see a progressive bouncing of water.
This happens in nanoseconds. But cool to watch.

Via LiveLeak.