Saturday, May 7, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
360 View of Dallas Cowboys Stadium Demolition FROM INSIDE
gotta love them boys over at immersive media.
When you play the video, click and drag on the screen to look around. you'll pick up the controls quick
BF Goes To Europe, GF Goes APESHIT
This ones a classic, and im very happy to have re-stumbled upon it. Our boy JD goes on a two week trip to Europe, his girlfriend somehow misses this. Hilarity ensues...
A Dog Helped Kill OSAMA
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| good boy |
Yessir its true, an elite highly trained highly equipped spec ops dog was present and instrumental in the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Heres what the Sun had to say:
A FEARLESS four-legged recruit joined US Special Forces as they stormed Osama Bin Laden’s secret lair. The explosive-sniffing dog was strapped to an assault team member as they took on one of their greatest challenges to date.-the Sun
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Heavily armoured hounds — equipped with infrared night-sight cameras — have been used in the past by the top-secret unit. The war dogs wear ballistic body armour that is said to withstand damage from single and double-edged knives, as well as protective gear which shields them from shrapnel and gunfire.
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Wearing oxygen masks, the pooches have been trained to jump from aircraft at 25,000ft, before seeking out insurgents in hostile environments. The animals will attack anyone carrying a weapon and have become a pivotal part of special operations as they crawl unnoticed into tunnels or rooms to hunt for enemy combatants. The cameras on their heads beam live TV pictures back to the troops, providing them with critical information and warning of ambushes.
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| very good boy |
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Scientists Explore Inside A Volcanoe Magma Chamber For First Time EVER
Yessir, we now have the first living volcano divers in history. Dr Freysteinn Sigmundsson, 44, is the man with the plan, leading a team into the magma chambers of Thrihnukagigur, an active volcano, and the only one on the planet "safe" to explore at this time.
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| at the base of Thrihnukagigur. doubt that tent's magma proof |
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| looks like a big ol rocky vagina |
JSOC: The Badass Crew That Killed OSAMA
I stumbled across this article with alot to say about the elite group who assassinated bin laden:
Gen. Barry McCaffrey called JSOC’s operators the “most dangerous people on the face of the earth.”“They’re the ace in the hole. If you were a card player, that’s your ace that you’ve got tucked away,” said Gen. Hugh Shelton, who was the Chair of the Joint Chiefs on 9/11, in an interview with The Nation. Shelton, who also headed the Special Operations Command during his career, described JSOC as “a surgical type of unit,” adding “if you need someone that can sky dive from thirty miles away, and go down the chimney of the castle, and blow it up from the inside—those are the guys you want to call on.” Shelton added, “They are the quiet professionals.
Airplane Truck DROP
1 in every 3,750,000 people die from a truck drop every year.
It is by definition, the most bad-ass way to die accidentally.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Reporter SmackDowns
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| more to come |
Now ive been a long time fan of reporters getting shit on for awhile now, because no matter what they try their best to stay in character. This is a great compilation of just that, and some of them are pretty brutal.
Antigravity As Close As MONTHS AWAY?!
Our boys at CERN have been busy, so busy that we just might have the hover boards and flying cars the 20th century promised us.
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| china you're doing it wrong!! |
http://dvice.com/archives/2011/05/does-antimatter.php
Scientists at CERN have announced that they've been able to trap 309 atoms of antihydrogen for over 15 minutes. This is long enough that soon, they'll be able to figure out whether antimatter obeys the law of gravity, or whether it's repelled by normal matter and falls "up" instead. It would be antigravity, for real.
While it's never been tested experimentally due to how difficult it is to create and store the stuff, it's disappointingly likely that antimatter will fall "down" just like regular matter. The thinking behind this is that antimatter (despite the "anti-") is made of regular ordinary energy, and even if it's got an opposite charge, it should still obey the same general rules as matter does. Antimatter falling up would mean a violation of the law of conservation of energy, among other things.
That said, if antimatter were to exhibit antigravity, it would go a long way towards explaining some of the peculiarities of our universe. For example, the universe is supposed to have just as much antimatter as it does matter, but we don't know where the antimatter is. If antimatter and normal matter repelled each other, it could mean that there are entire antimatter galaxies out there. Also, that repulsion would explain why the universe is not just expanding, but speeding up its expansion, something that's tricky to figure out when everything in the universe is always attracted towards everything else.
In either case, the team at CERN should be able to put the debate to rest within a couple months, when they plan to trap a blob of antihydrogen and then just watch it to see which way it falls. Down, and the laws of physics stay in place. Up, and you might just get that hoverboard you've always wanted.
Monday, May 2, 2011
THE Definitive Zombie CHART
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| finally someone who recognizes the difference between shambler and walker ITS NOT THE SAME |
ITS OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yessir thats right, maneatingmountainenterprises finally has over 9000 hits
and its all thanks to you, you sexy people you
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Mt. Huashan cliffside path in China
Found this vid on the cbs website. The dude's making his way across one of these bad larrys
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| chea ok |
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