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Category Archives: From the Ether
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This is why you don’t work with animals or kids… [VIDEO]
via wimp.com This is NOT how this guy planned the video to go. Continue reading
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Freestyle canoeing: The most unusual sport ever? [VIDEO]
via wimp.com Well, can’t say I ever saw THIS before… but the guy’s got some amazing control… Continue reading
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Some Lite Night/Early Morning Tomfoolery
For your enjoyment: Bohemian Rhapsody, on the Kazookeylele… Continue reading
© 2011 Leo Soderman. All rights reserved.
Some Lite Night/Early Morning Tomfoolery
For your enjoyment: Bohemian Rhapsody, on the Kazookeylele… Continue reading
© 2011 Leo Soderman. All rights reserved.
Listen Up My Brothers & Sisters…
My fellow nerds, geeks, hackers, designers, makers, builders, and DIYers, there is something very very wrong with out culture right now.
We’re jackasses to one another.
The Punishment Does Not Fit The Crime… WTF
via msnbc.msn.com Floridians are going to have to start pulling up their pants and stop having sex with animals soon. It’s up to Gov. Rick Scott to sign off on two bills passed in the Florida Senate and House Wednesday which target droopy… Continue reading
Bad Ass – Episode 2
via photography.nationalgeographic.com No rope, no safety net. Continue reading
Pure. Guts.
This video is the embodiment of “bad ass”. The kid looks like a typical teenage geek. That is, until he starts scaling sheer rock walls with no safety gear, scaling cliffs and spires with nothing between him and the ground but a few hundred feet of ai… Continue reading
How Many Of These Can You Name
This is a great compilation video from dozens of movies that featured dancing, all cut together to the title song from “Footloose”. As I watched, I got a kick out of trying to name all of the movies included. Proud to say, I got most of them. How many… Continue reading
The incredible floating fire ant – The Washington Post
So bound, an ant raft can survive for months. Engineers studying animal oddities now report that together, the ants aren’t just stronger. They’re floatier. Airtight, even. “Water does not penetrate the raft,” said Nathan… Continue reading
A Trip Down The Memory Hole
I remember hearing someone explain why we write things down. He pointed out that we tend to say that we are writing things down to remember them. The reality is that we write things down to forget them. We write … Continue reading