Supercut: How Old Is Parker Schnabel?
Anyone that watches the Discovery Channel’s “Gold Rush” regularly should know by now. They mention the boy’s age quite a bit.
Anyone that watches the Discovery Channel’s “Gold Rush” regularly should know by now. They mention the boy’s age quite a bit.
During the Winter X Games 2012, Colten Moore lands after flying 100 plus feet from the air during snowmobile accident. He then just walks it off like a boss.
Ah, The Golden Age. What a magical time when you could actually hear people talking on the big screen and your car had a phone. Wait, what? (via iheartchaos.com)
America is the land of opportunity, and, for many immigrants, that means starting a business. If you’re in the market for joy and magic, every single one of these is on the shelves now.
Cecilia Paredes’ elaborate paintings could easily be mistaken for your everyday wallpaper. That is, if it weren’t for the fact that the Peruvian artist manages to blend her own body into each piece of art. (via)
Kei Suwabe must have gone completely mad. Why the Japanese illustrator transformed junk food heroes like Colonel Sanders and restaurateurs like Hello Kitty into lean mean Street Fightin’ machines, I have no idea. But I’m glad it happened.
Newt or Schrute? Rainn Wilson, the popular actor who plays Dwight Schrute on The Office, has changed his Twitter picture to reflect comparisons being made between his character and 70's era Newt Gingrich.
Is the position for Unicorn Slayer still available? (At the 1:53 mark.)
George Washington + Ke$ha = President of your nightmares.
The Force is strong with these ones.
Bobcat’s fifth feature-length film stars Joel Murray (“Mad Men”, “One Crazy Summer”) as a suicidal man gone homicidal — particularly taking aim at reality TV stars. Oh, and pretty much any other moron who gets in his way. In theaters May 11.
You’d think the distinction of National Animal would bring with it some sort of benefit — protection from extinction, for instance. Not so. Here are six of the coolest, strangest, and most endangered animals repping countries today.
Welcome to Polish nightlife.
A UK radio station was fortunate enough to have the prescient actor read the lyrics to one of the most popular/annoying songs of the millennium.
Former NHL player Richard Zednik was training inside a newly opened hockey rink in Slovakia with a youth ice hockey team when the roof collapsed under the weight of the snow. Luckily someone got their cell phone out in time to record it.
They’ve got to like this cover in Boston. Also, what’s up with Newt’s sword, torso?
So everyone knows the internet regurgitates cultural garbage over and over again until it becomes gibberish. And it’s been doing that for a really long time. So dig through your Livejournals and YTMND accounts and let us know what the oldest meme you can remember is.
Yes. It most certainly would.
Okay, maybe “Avatar Barbie” isn’t the coolest of the bunch (though James Cameron would surely disagree) but when Barbie channels the likes of Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Warhol, and Piscasso — you really can’t go wrong.
What happens when a vamp brings an Audi S7 to the party?
Benny the Jukebox of Axis of Awesome fame cranks out 33 Clinton Era tunes that’ll make you sweat ‘til you bleed. Don’t worry. Deee-Lite’s in there.
Apparently micro-nostalgia has determined that it’s 1999 again. Case in point: the latest lightsaber Gogurt ad to promote the 3D release of “Episode I: The Phantom Menace.”
The Crown Prince of Dubai commissioned cinematographer Philip Bloom to create a series of time-lapse videos — some from 154 storeys high. These are shots Bloom put together for himself that feature the city’s two iconic towers, the Burj Al Arab and the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa.
You have to laugh at these. Or you’ll cry.
Bruce Lowell frequently models his miniature creations of actual household objects and foods. I think the Kitchen Aid is my favorite.
Obama leased the car for three years from 2004 until 2007 before trading it in for a hybrid model. Now for a cool mil you can have POTUS’s old ride. Just place your bid right here.
I swear this movie would be way more interesting if Scumbag Steve and Nyan Cat had supporting roles.
We all know this is why people argue online. Yeah I’m looking at you, buddy.
Why So Serious? Long before he hosted “The Daily Show” and changed his last name to Stewart, Jon Leibowitz attended the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. And judging by this newly unearthed photo—purportedly of Stewart at a 1982 Dead Kennedys concert in nearby Richmond—he wasn't afraid to join a mosh pit. (via Gawker)
And the most depressing! This animated GIF perfectly embodies the frustration that overcame me every time I made that fateful jump. Every. Single. Time.