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Montecristo

posted on Jan 18, 2009
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Crazy Dog

posted on Jan 18, 2009
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Design for unleashedhound.com

Six

posted on Jan 18, 2009
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PBI 2005

posted on Jan 18, 2009
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Rough day at the beach

posted on Jan 18, 2009
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If this were 1982, Chris Dane Owens would be a god among men

posted on Jan 18, 2009
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This video is so awesome, it's all I can see. And I stopped watching it 10 minutes ago. I think I might be blind.

The latest winner...

posted on Nov 19, 2008
...of the coveted "Most Awesome Homepage on the Internet" award.

Don't forget to turn up your sound!

Gaaaah!

posted on Oct 31, 2008
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On account of it being Halloween and all, I'm going to repost some pics kindly sent to me through my friend Rick, of the creepiest thing I've seen all year.

Apparently the spiders in Cairns, Australia, are the heebie-jeebiest creatures on the entire planet.  Not only do they have nasty, clicky-clacky, brightly coloured exoskeletons, and disgusting, fat, grey abdomens that spin humongous webs, and huge fangs that paralyze their prey in mid-wing-beat, but they are so huge, they snatch whole birds out of the air with their webs.  And then suck their brains out.

Gaaaaah.  It would be one thing if they confined this monstrous behaviour to remote caves in Papua New Guinea that humans never, ever, ever went to.  But these pics were taken in some dude's garden.  In other words, this hideous thing could fall on your head while sipping a cool one over the barbie.  Or it could rush out and sink its nasty fangs into your face because you accidentally walked through one of its giant webs strung between the carport and the garbage bins.

Man, if that happened to me, I'd seriously have to kill everything within a mile before my skin stopped crawling.  If ever there was a case for nuclear weapons, this is it.

Same as a motorcycle

posted on Oct 29, 2008

44 miles per gallon

Created by The Car Connection

I'm thinking this is a bit low. First of all, a gallon of food is a huge amount of food. I'd have serious trouble eating that in a whole day, so I could get two days walking out of it for sure. But maybe they're including water as part of the gallon, in which case there's not that much food at all, since I could go through a gallon of water in a few hours of exercise. But it seems wrong to count water as fuel. It's more analogous to your oil and coolant than your gasoline.

Has the Large Hadron Collider destroyed the world yet?

posted on Sep 12, 2008
Learn the answer here.

The real question, however, is who is going to change it when the time comes?

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