Saturday, December 29, 2012

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Friday, December 7, 2012


Testing the bulletproof vest.

1933.

Monday, December 3, 2012

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Friday, November 30, 2012

Monday, November 26, 2012

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Slight repost...

"It's Time To Party" music video:


"It's tTime To Party" music video with no music:

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Friday, November 16, 2012

This video...

...isn't that amazing.

 

 But when this party tip flashed on the screen, I couldn't completely disregard the video:

 

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Sunday, November 11, 2012

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Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

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Forum "Vacation" - Pat Moore Full Part from ShredOn Magazine on Vimeo.

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Monday, October 8, 2012

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Friday, September 28, 2012

Sunday, September 23, 2012

One of the best videos ever posted on this blog!

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Saturday, September 22, 2012

A quick lesson in Pagani

Ahh those pipes! Giving shape to the wind...

Saw one at a gas station once...

This thing a car or is it a mulcher?

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Foam Surf


surfers braved these ferocious foam covered waves, dodging debris and litter, in their hunt for the perfect ride.
The waves were a result of overflowing flood-waters which whipped the murky-coloured waves into a frenzy, kicking up some eye-catching spray when they broke.
Photographer Chris Garden, 30, spotted the unusual sight as he drove along the coast, in Karitane, New Zealand.

Sea power: It looks like the surfer is about to be swallowed by the thick brown foam as the wave is coming down behind him
Sea power: It looks like the surfer is about to be swallowed by the thick brown foam as the wave is coming down behind him
The foam stretched 330ft along the shore and was nearly 100ft deep in places.
Mr Garden, who was watching the action from a cliff, said: ‘There was a big swell churning up the foam.
‘We had had a lot of flooding and so flood water had been coming out into the sea. It was all getting mixed up with the sea water and there were also logs floating out through the waves.'
‘The water is really cold at this time of year too, which doesn't make for very enjoyable surfing conditions. I think the surfers had fun but you wouldn't catch me out in it.’

Riding the fluff: A surfer tried to keep steady on the gigantic foamy wave off the New Zealand coast, a result of severe flooding in the area
Riding the fluff: A surfer tried to keep steady on the gigantic foamy wave off the New Zealand coast, a result of severe flooding in the area

Dangerous waters: The surfers had to make sure they stayed out of the way of logs and litter hidden in the foam as a result of the flooding
Dangerous waters: The surfers had to make sure they stayed out of the way of logs and litter hidden in the foam as a result of the flooding

Mr Garden, from nearby Dunedin, added: ‘In ten years photographing surfers I have never seen anything like it before. I was driving along looking for some good waves when I came across it.’
According to Mr Garden the surfers rode the waves for about 20 minutes before heading back to shore. He said some were nearly 10ft high and the force of the waves washed all the foam onto the shore.
Mr Garden said: ’The waves were washing all the foam onto the shore.
‘Once there, it all gradually disintegrated. This scene wasn't there very long and I was lucky to catch it.’


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2202641/Surfers-rare-opportunity-ride-fluffy-waves-flooding-covers-coast-330ft-yellow-froth.html#ixzz26NMWOzRh

Saturday, September 8, 2012

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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

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Thursday, August 23, 2012


DIG X RICH FORNE a BMX video by digbmx

Lab Tech Parties With Escaped Monkeys

University employee found with pants down, monkeys roaming free.



A Georgia Health Sciences University lab tech was recently discovered in a campus locker room engaging in unusual behavior.
 
Authorities said 32-year-old Coley Mitchell was jailed after he was found intoxicated with his pants down in a locker room in the Sanders Research and Education Building while two lab monkeys were found roaming free, outside their cages, the Augusta Chronicle reported.
 
Mitchell was booked into Richmond County jail on charges of public intoxication. The monkeys were examined and found to be unharmed.

Full story here.

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Zack Warden wins BMX Big Air in Dew Cup: Ocean City



Zack Warden edged out BMX Mega favorite and top qualifier Chad Kagy in a tie-breaker finish Sunday in the MegaRamp 2.0 competition at the 2012 Dew Tour Pantech Beach Championships in Ocean City, Md.

 "With the big jump and the big quarter pipe you can allow yourself to do more technical moves and bigger moves, and that's what I came here to do," Warden said, in a post-podium interview.

Warden sealed the deal and claimed the $20,000 top prize with his fourth and final run, bumping his score to 91.63 with a backflip bike flip over the gap and a triple tailwhip on the quarterpipe. Warden had the better score in his second best run, giving hm the win over Kagy.

"It was the last chance and there were only two things that were going to happen: I was going to fall or I was going to pull it [off]. I just kept my head down and luckily I have the MiniMega at Woodward East and I can train whenever I want. It paid off today," Warden said. "I'm grateful to Woodward and I'm grateful to Chad for always being there to ride with me. It's an amazing day. I don't know what to say."

Vince Byron, who left the venue on a stretcher after slamming on a decade 540, managed to hold on for third place. Kevin Robinson, a perennial Big Air favorite, also left the venue on a stretcher after a similar fall, ultimately finishing in eighth place. Official injury status reports have not been made available yet, but both riders appeared to be moving and alert as they left the venue.


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Friday, July 27, 2012

Wednesday, July 25, 2012


Bike takes a ride in class 5 rapids on Pinkbike


(the bike survived)

Skydiver Fearless Felix Jumps From 18 miles Up




Skydiver "Fearless Felix" Baumgartner has done it again.
On Wednesday, Baumgartner took another stratospheric leap, this time from an altitude of more than 18 miles - an estimated 96,640 feet, nearly three times higher than cruising jetliners. He landed safely near Roswell, N.M. His top speed was an estimated 536 mph, said Brian Utley, an official observer on site.
It's the second test jump for Baumgartner from such extreme heights and a personal best. He's aiming for a record-breaking jump from 125,000 feet, or 23 miles, in another month. He hopes to go supersonic then, breaking the speed of sound with just his body.
"It has always been a dream of mine," Baumgartner said in a statement following Wednesday's feat. "Only one more step to go."
Longtime record-holder Joe Kittinger jumped from 102,800 feet - 19.5 miles - in 1960 for the Air Force. Kittinger monitored Wednesday's dry run from a mini Mission Control in Roswell.
As he did in March, the 43-year-old Austrian ascended alone in an enclosed capsule lifted by a giant helium balloon that took off from Roswell. He wore a full-pressure suit equipped with parachutes and an oxygen supply - there's virtually no atmosphere that far up.
It took about 1 1/2 hours to reach his target altitude. He was in free fall for an estimated three minutes and 48 seconds before opening his parachutes.
"It felt completely different at 90,000 feet," Baumgartner noted. "There is no control when you exit the capsule. There is no way to get stable."
In March, Baumgartner jumped from 71,581 feet, more than 13 miles, saluting before stepping from the capsule. Bad weather earlier this week delayed the second test jump until Wednesday.
NASA is paying close attention to this Red Bull-funded project dubbed Stratos, short for stratosphere. The space agency wants to learn all it can about potential escape systems for future rocketships.
Baumgartner won't come close to space, even on the ultimate jump that's planned for late August or early September. Space officially begins at 100 kilometers, or 62 miles - more than 328,000 feet.
Baumgartner, a former military parachutist and extreme athlete, has jumped more than 2,500 times from planes and helicopters, as well as from skyscrapers and landmarks, including the 101-story Taipei 101 in Taiwan.
Kittinger, who turns 84 on Friday, was an Air Force captain when he made his historic jump for what was called Project Excelsior. He reached 614 mph on that dive, equivalent to Mach 0.9, just shy of the sound barrier.
Baumgartner expects to accelerate to 690 mph on his final plunge.




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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

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Monday, July 2, 2012

Aaron Ross knows...

Should've Been Gold...

Click here to see Zack Warden's run that should've earned a gold medal at X-Games 2012 BMX Big Air.

Sunday, June 24, 2012

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Friday, June 15, 2012

Saturday, June 2, 2012

Gallery: 25 Vintage Photos of Car Accidents

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This Abandoned Secret Submarine Base - Only $17.3 Million

If you're really balling, you know that submarines are the only way to travel in style in 2012. That being said the Royal Norwegian Navy is offering the Olavsvern Naval Base, a secret, mountainside submarine base which NATO spent $494 million building, for sale for an incredibly reduced price of $17.3 million. With an above-ground space measuring in at 13,500 square meters with another 25,000-square meters of space inside of the mountain, the base is the perfect spot to store your submarine while you're not, you know, using it. The indoor space includes offices, a dry dock for submarines and boats, and an awesome system of tunnels.

From here.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Nathan Williams' Section From "This Is United"

Andrew W.K.'s Rookie Party Thrower Mistakes

With only hours to go until the first big holiday weekend of the summer, we bet that you already have plans to attend at least one rooftop suaré or backyard BBQ. Or maybe you’re planning to throw a barn burner of your own. As a reward for those of you who are still patiently sitting at your desks, we’d like to share some helpful advice from a self-proclaimed expert on all things hedonistic — Mr. Andrew W.K. — on a few common rookie party-thrower mistakes to avoid in your Memorial Day festivities. Click through for his surprisingly useful tips, as excerpted from Judy McGuire’s recently-released tome The Official Book of Sex, Drugs, and Rock ‘n’ Roll Lists

8. Carpets and Rugs
Even though carpets cushion the foot and rugs offer a beautiful way to decorate, these fibrous floor blankets quickly bunch up when people try to dance, and become stinking sponges for spilled savories and broken beverage bottles. Wood, concrete, or tile floors are far better—they’re easier to clean, to dance upon, and to lick. Or just party on the natural grounds of the dirty Earth — the soil is made for your pleasure.

7. Mrs. Cavendish
I’m not saying she isn’t a wonderful lady, but Mrs. Cavendish doesn’t belong at our parties. In case you hadn’t heard, she once punched my mom in the throat — that’s totally unacceptable. My mom didn’t deserve it at all. She had politely requested that Mrs. Cavendish stop climbing around in our kitchen cabinets. Instead of apologizing and cleaning up the mess, Mrs. Cavendish popped my mom right in the jugular with her fat fist. As a result, Mrs. Cavendish is no longer welcome at my parties, and I recommend you ban her from your celebrations too.


6. Too Many Dogs or Cats
I love cats. They have soft paws, funny claws, and fresh faces. They also pounce on bugs and play with them. I once saw a cat press down on a bug’s body until it was completely flat. I love dogs too. They have smiling faces, wagging tails, and nice fluffy flanks for petting, patting, and stroking. However, too many of these beasts are crazed with foam rabies — and that can turn a party into the petting zoo from hell. Our festivities are no place for a killer kennel club — too much cat hair in your mouth starts to get irritating after a while. And too many dogs mean too much barking, barfing, and barging into the private areas between the legs of a young person. Keep them in cages or keep them outside, but don’t let those hounds and catties run wild and take over your celebration. This party is for humans and cats and dogs, in that order. If the animals take control, you may never get it back.

5. Don’t Invite Girls
About three years ago I went into the garage at a party and realized that the host didn’t invite any girls. It wasn’t just this one time. I realized he didn’t invite girls to any of his parties. My first hunch was that he didn’t like girls at all, but I had seen him enjoying the female form and figure in print and film — maybe he was just too afraid to talk to them. Either way, having a woman, girl, babe, or any other sort of female around helps round out the curve of the human spirit. Just being able to talk to a girl is a healthy release. Don’t be the guy who didn’t invite girls. Keep yourself (and your pals) in good health — invite gals!

4. Forget to Promote
You also don’t want to be the guy who forgot to promote. People can’t come to a party if they’re not aware of the party. People can’t show up and prance if they never heard there was a dance. It’s so important to spread the word and promote the party that I can’t overstress it enough. Your party exists! And the world deserves to hear about it! Print up some postcards and flyers. Talk about it on the telephone. Call up local businesses and encourage them to tell their employees about the event. Offer crushed-ice discounts, daily double promo points, and cash-back incentives. Anything that helps get the excitement going. Remember, you can’t promote gallons of milk at a deep discount without an official announcement party — and iced rice – cream cups.


3. No Visible Trash Cans
This is a simple warning: If people can’t see your trash cans, they’ll use your entire place as a giant trash can.

2. No Towels in the Bathroom
Bathroom towels aren’t just for drying your hands after washing. They’re also for cleaning up filth and mess. There’s nothing worse than accidentally urinating all over your hands, all over the toilet seat, all over the floor, walls, and door, only to realize there are no towels. Even worse is a letting out a whole bunch of strong diarrhea — that stuff is thick and sticky and smells so bad. Without any towels to wipe up the mess, the best you can do is dab at it with a ball of toilet paper. But toilet paper is so thin and made to dissolve in liquid, so it just turns to a slimy pulp the second it touches the urine or diarrhea. It’s just a mess.

1. Telling People How to Party
Out of all the party mistakes I’ve listed here, the biggest one by far is telling other people how they should party. Even the most intelligent, freedom-loving, open-minded person will sometimes get it into their head that they know best, and that everyone should do the same stuff they do — that’s a huge and terrible mistake. Everyone is different, and everyone has different ideas of what “fun” is. True partying is allowing everyone to have their own idea of fun, and to let each person celebrate the way that makes them happy. As long as one person’s idea of fun doesn’t interfere with another person’s, then all their various tastes are valid. We all want to experience joy — joy is our common ground — how we get to that state of joy will vary from person to person, place to place, day to day. We’re all individuals bound together by a shared purpose — to enjoy our lives before we die. Everything else is just a bunch of bullshit. PARTY HARD!


Originally from here.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Monday, April 30, 2012

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Obituary or Memoriam

Blanchard, Michael "Flathead"
1944 ~ 2012
A Celebration of the life of Michael "Flathead" Blanchard will be held on April 14th, 3 pm 8160 Rosemary St, Commerce City. Weary of reading obituaries noting someone's courageous battle with death, Mike wanted it known that he died as a result of being stubborn, refusing to follow doctors' orders and raising hell for more than six decades. He enjoyed booze, guns, cars and younger women until the day he died.
Mike was born July 1944 in Colorado to Clyde and Ethel Blanchard. A community activist, he is noted for saving the Dr. Justina Ford house from demolition and defending those who could not defend themselves. He was a Republican delegate, life member of the NRA, founder and President of the Dead Cats MC. He loved music.
Mike was preceded in death by Clyde and Ethel Blanchard, survived by his beloved sons Mike and Chopper, former wife Jane Transue, brother Stephen Blanchard (Susan), Uncle Don and Aunt Cynthia Blanchard(his favorite); Uncle Dill and Aunt Dot, cousins and nephews, Baba Yaga can kiss his butt. So many of his childhood friends that weren't killed in Vietnam went on to become criminals, prostitutes and/or Democrats. He asks that you stop by and re-tell the stories he can no longer tell. As the Celebration will contain Adult material we respectfully ask that no children under 18 attend.

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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

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Friday, March 16, 2012

Cole T. Approved...

Cole posted this on Facebook:

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Loop the loop...

Kid writes most epic letter ever to TV weatherman...

A kid in Austin, Texas, became an Internet sensation when he wrote a letter to a local meteorologist.

Flint sent a wonderfully imaginative note to KVUE-TV’s Albert Ramon, thanking the weatherman for visiting his fourth grade class. The note was mailed along with 30 other letters from kids in the same class. Flint’s obviously stood out because Ramon shared the letter on his Facebook page, and then a friend of Ramon’s coworker posted about it on Reddit last week.

Dear Mr. Ramon,

Thank you for coming to our school and teaching us about weather.

Some day when I become supreme Ultra-Lord of the universe I will not make you a slave, you will live in my 200 story castle where unicorn servants will feed you doughnuts off their horns.

I will personally make you a throne that is half platnum and half solid gold and jewel encrested.

Thank you again for teaching us about meteoroligy, you’re more awesome than a monkey wearing a tuxedo made out bacon riding a cyborg unicorn with a lightsaber for the horn on the tip of a space shuttle closing in on Mars while ingulfed in flames … And in case you didn’t know, that’s pretty dang sweet.

Sincerely, Flint.

P.S. Look on back for drawing.





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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Record-seeking skydiver makes 13-mile test jump...




"Skydiving daredevil Felix Baumgartner is more than halfway toward his goal of setting a world record for the highest jump."

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Sunday, March 4, 2012

Guilliams Brothers Sighting...

5Boro Join, or Die.

In an era dominated by one-trick schoolyard stunts, raw street skating has become that much more special. 5Boro's new video takes you on an epic journey through the concrete jungles of NYC and beyond. Join, or Die...

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Wednesday, February 22, 2012