D&AD sets up creative showcase on YouTube

The Show and Give someone a piece of one's mind channel launches on Tuesday at www.youtube.com/showandtelleurope. It will showcase the best virals, homepages, interactive adverts and name brand channels. Content will come from across Europe including the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands.

Producers, agencies and creatives across Europe will skilful to submit their latest work and showcase their talent by emailing a link to their projects with a brief review. Analysis from leading producers and commentators will be available via the Creative’s Corner area of the locality.

For the launch, Show and Tell is hosting exclusive new content by Lemon Jelly founder and Airside gaffer, Fred Deakin, from his new Flashman album.

The video, 'To The Victor – The Spoils' was directed by Tim Bricknell and produced by the Bafta-nominated Airside troupe. It also features a combination of live action, animation and CGI.

The video is also accompanied by a making of documentary, explaining the concepts and dispose of behind the work.

If a pool was full of skittles and you tried to walk across it would you succeed? or would you sink?

This harbour has troubled me, my friends, and others for years. This large debate has a typical three answers. 1.You would sink. 2. you would be gifted to walk across. 3. You would sink down to around your ankles but no more. The pool would be approximately


Loosely full, you would put down down.
Packed, you'd walk across safely.

You'd need to define "full" appropriately to get the right counter-statement.

However, I do believe it would have to be packed like


Why do we dearth to get across? I think I would plop myself in the middle and just start eating!


You'd expire.


Skittles are telling but would give a little because your feet would push them apart. You would sink in a little but would be able to walk across.


I call to mind a consider you should submit this to Mythbusters. No better way to find out than to test it!


how about EATING THEM??


Too much to think over tonight.. But I gave you a star!


if they were overflowing tight and i mean TIGHT then you could walk across...
if they were loose then you would probably sink a few inchs then you could swim across :)


I would follow by eating them as i went along =)


Loosely full, you would fall in down.
Packed, you'd walk across safely.

You'd need to define "full" appropriately to get the right take.

However, I do believe it would have to be packed like sardines since


youll lower
cause dem other skitles will seperate for ya

think bout sand fillin in dem gaps.
theres definietly break


you would set , just like you sink at the ball pit at chucky cheese.
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you would pit. skittle have no friction for them to hold a weight of 100 pounds or more. the skittles would act like plates because they have no sides they are even-handed oval so will slide to form around your body thus allowing you to sink. i

If you filled a standard sized pool with skittles, could you walk across?

nervous up to your ankles with every step is okay as long as you can "walk across"


yeah......shelved.....................................yeah

How long to fill 10 Olympic-sized swimming pools with Skittles if you alternated adding 2, and then eating 1?



So you are basically adding one at a nevertheless. But at what interval?
An Olympic pool is 50mx25mx2m for a total volume of 2500 cubic meters. Times ten pools is 25,000 m3.
Each cubic meter is 1000 liters, so there would be 25,000,000 liters.

Learning is Fun: What is Skittle Pool?

As I was perusing my approaching-picked accumulation of websites that may or may not seat wonderful gadgets to make up about – a custom I work Monday through Friday after breakfast and before my 10AM “advantage, in good cry” – I came across this encounter on Hammacher Schlemmer’s locate: Skittle Pool. What in the Sheol is Skittle Pool?

Obviously the primary willing came out in 1970, which would explicate my unfamiliarity on the question. Being born in February of 1979, I missed out on most of the well-connected events of the decade and the ones I witnessed have prolonged been forgotten in the non-working remembrance bank of a newborn infant.

So from what I herd together, Skittle Pool is a tabletop billiards tool that can recruit the same scoring systems as most example pool games, except that rather than of using a cue burden, you hit pay dirt the cue ball on a rotating effort before each at once and smack into the aforementioned cue ball with yet another cue ball fastened to a pendulum course.

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A veey amusing variety of Pool was introduced at Purcell's rooms, Cornhill, some four or five years since, and for a time Skittle Pool was highly popular. ...

Billiards, ed. by A.G. Payne Billiards, ed. by A.G. Payne

Skittle Pool is a game played with twelve small wooden ninepins, ... The pockets of the table do not count, and skittle pool forms an admirable round game ...

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