via forgetfoo. We all know how bad the pollen count is in Atlanta every spring… but check out the video below of someone shaking a tree (after the break). This is crazy! This would be a nightmare for several of my friends with allergies.
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Jon Devore and Mike Swanson take out their wingsuits for an incredible flight through the mountains in Monterrey: Cerro de la Silla and La Huasteca. I’ve never heard of “wingsuit flying” before… has anyone else? Anyways, watch it below.
I’m sorry… I don’t know if he really looks like him, but after I saw the youtube clip – I couldn’t help posting this… LMAO. Check it out below.
Embarrassing Dance Video of Laptop Thief Posted by Laptop’s Real Owner
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So, the guy in the photo above stole someone’s laptop computer… then recorded himself on the webcam dancing to “Make It Rain” in his mother’s kitchen. Unfortunately for this guy, the rightful owner was able to remotely access the computer, determine the thief’s identity, and post the video on Youtube. Sucks for him. The thief was unhappy about his video making it to Youtube, so naturally he wrote a Facebook message to the owner asking him to take it down (which he didn’t do). The moral of this story is: “don’t steal computers from people who know how to use them”… You can see the letter and the video below.
Wow… nice! Check out the video below.
Using copper, zinc, some wires, and a lot of testing, a chemical reaction takes place and creates a giant multi-cell fruit battery.
We see the front of a website when we visit one… but what about the back? There’s got to be more, right? Thanks to BackOfAWebPage, we now know…
This was put together by the Melbourne Skydive Centre… this is awesome. If you are wondering what song that is in the background, it is entitled “She Is” by Salieri Music, inc.
via BusinessInsider. A very unusual startup company, Cloud Girlfriend, promises to bring customers the “perfect girlfriend” on Facebook. Once you sign up, the “perfect girlfriend” will then send you public messages on your Facebook wall, so you can deceive your friends into thinking you’re in a relationship.
According to Cloud Girlfriend co-founder David Fuhriman, “Cloud Girlfriend will consist of a network of real human beings, not automated bots, that users will interact with over Facebook. Fuhriman said the site has a therapeutic value and can fulfill psychological needs like intimacy and friendship even though the interaction is virtual. He also maintains that these interactions can even build self confidence and help users navigate real-life situations.”
