UPS vs DHL

old soul drummer

bryan brother throwback

Just imagine that!!

Singing diesel

What Vin Diesel singing?

One pound fish

From singing one pound fish at the market to try to attract customers


to nine million views.


and here is an interview with the one pound fish guy

Gangnam Style Best and Worst 2012

Best

What a hotmess right???!!!??

Legoland Malaysia

More about LEGO:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego (Wikipedia)

Improv Everywhere: The black tie beach 2012

gangnam style best and worst 01

The best

Presenting.....Mudd!!

Venus the two faced cat

Cat and shoulder

Where the hell is Matt?!!??

Improv everywhere: Car Alarm Symphony

Blow Jobs

Powerful blasts of wind are used to create interesting facial expressions in images by Lithuanian photographer Tadao Cern for his smartly titled series "Blow Jobs".

More pictures of Tadao Cern's Blow Job series, go to:

• Blow Job (Facebook)

Dominoes: The Nintendo History

Related article:

• 30000 dominoes capture history nintendo 3 minutes (TECH Yahoo!)

Giorgio Loves Sonic

Wow!! Who would go to a drive through fast food restaurant and sing like that. Awesome person!!

Improv everywhere: Quadruplets

Improv Everywhere: Instant date

the jetman

COURTESY: BREITLING VNR

Yves 'Jetman' Rossy continues to push the boundaries of aviation - this time, by successfully completing a flight under a sunny sky over the city of Rio de Janeiro. Yves Rossy, the only person to fly with a rigid wing equipped with four jet engines, dropped from a helicopter over Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, where he stabilised the wing and headed full throttle north to circumvent Corcovado. He then tracked south of the city to fly alongside Ipanema, Copacabana, and Sugar Loaf Mountain, before pulling his parachute and safely landing on the infamous Copacabana beach.

Rossy's carbon-kevlar Jetwing has four engines attached, which each offer a thrust of 22kg, propelling the Swiss aviator at between 200-300kph, controlled by a simple throttle in his hand. The rest of the controls are left to the human-fuselage, Yves Rossy himself who simply usages his shoulders, body and legs to steer, pitch and descend.

Rossy's previous aerial feats include flying in formation with two L-39c Albatros Jets over the Alps, flying across the English Channel and looping the loop around a hot-air balloon