Awesome Parkour Fail
“Damien Walters? Spider-Man? They’re punks compared to this wall climber!”
Posted in Hilarious / Subscribe“Damien Walters? Spider-Man? They’re punks compared to this wall climber!”
Posted in Hilarious / Subscribe“I saw this on tv, and thought it was the most strange, and most awesome commercial ever. In a way I was surprised it was on tv — not because it’s bad, but because tv seems to never have anything at all interesting/strange!” — Gomez Perez
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“Why? Because we CAN! We’re a t-shirt shop! If you thought yourself a key player on the galactic stage because you got a “3 Wolf Moon” shirt (we know, shameless rip off, we prefer “loving parody” morally & legally…buy their shirt too!) than imagine what cosmic level SUPER ROCK STAR YOU WILL INSTANTLY BECOME! From the BRILLIANT minds of the ever so talented Clackindustries art dept. we bring you POWER LIKE YOU’VE NEVER KNOWN!!! It’s like Scott Bakula and 16,000 Chuck Norris ninja clones being hurled at you BY AN ANGRY GOD! Three Hippopoticorn MOON! (hear the echo… MOON… Moon… moon…) FULFILL YOUR DESTINY!!!” w/ photo
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“Looming from the depths, this huge creature looks as if it is about to swallow diver Sam Bester whole. Luckily for her, it is actually a whale shark, which only eats plankton. The picture was taken by Miss Bester’s friend Fiona Ayerst off the coast of Durban in South Africa. The diver had been completely oblivious to the shark’s presence until Miss Bester pointed it out. Whale sharks are the largest living fish species and can grow up to 65ft (20m) in length. Some experts believe they can live to the age of 100.” w/ photos
Posted in Amazing / Subscribe“Thank heavens for the animation explaining this beautiful event. Clearly the best part of the video.” — faithfulgoat
Posted in Only In Japan / Subscribe“He passed out after making this.”
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“Hydnellum peckii is a common, inedible fungus, also known as bleeding tooth fungus, often found beneath conifers. It possesses a funnel-shaped cap, and is best known for “bleeding” a red liquid. This liquid contains a mushroom pigment called atromentin, which has anticoagulant properties similar to heparin. Its normal cap diameter is between 5 and 15 cm (2-6 in).” w/ photos
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“They could be the latest Nasa photographs from the cloud systems of Jupiter, a new species of jellyfish, or microscopic views inside the human body. But in fact these amazing images are a whole new art form. The work of self-styled ‘aqua artist’ Mark Mawson, they are created simply by dropping paint into water. Splashing paint around has been a standard artistic approach ever since Jackson Pollock made his name with it in the 1950s. But by dropping the paint into water instead of onto a canvas, Mawson has arrived at a startlingly new look. The 41-year-old, from London, has been taking pictures for 22 years but only recently came up with the eye-catching way of creating stunning and beautiful abstract forms at random.” w/ photos
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