The blogosphere is all abuzz today over these hyperrealistic Beavis & Butthead busts (huh huh huh. I said “busts”) by special effects/make-up artist, Kevin Kirkpatrick. They are pretty incredible. Continue reading »
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According to infobae.com, the fish was reeled in from a reservoir where water is pumped from a local nuclear plant in Córdoba, Argentina, last Thursday.
“We were fishing and we got the surprise of getting this rare specimen,” fisherman Julian Zmutt said.
“As it was dark at that time we did not notice, but then you looked at him with a flashlight and saw that he had a third eye.” Continue reading »
When he got the vision floater in his right eye that morning at work, Mikey Neumann figured in the next 30 minutes he’d be asking someone to drive him home so he could fight off a migraine. But the walloping headache never came.
By 6 p.m., he was still in the Gearbox Software office, playing Left 4 Dead 2 with a colleague, and doing terribly at it. His vision had gotten worse. He had no feeling in his left hand. He was lightheaded. At the end of the match Neumann mumbled something unintelligible about his performance and left the room. In the stairwell, the entire left side of his body went numb and he fell.
He wasn’t having a migraine that day. Neumann, at age 29, was having a stroke. Continue reading »
This is a show I just found out about and started watching, its absolutely mental….
Members of a golf club in Australia have something more to worry about than just their swing – playing on what’s thought to be the world’s first shark-infested course.
Water hazards are a challenge for anyone who plays golf, but on the 14th tee at the Carbrook Golf Club in Brisbane there is another reason to be concerned.
Half a dozen man-eating bullsharks live in the lake in the centre of the course where their fins poking through the water have become a regular sight.
The sharks got onto the Queensland golf course when it flooded some years ago after a river broke its banks.
A golfer looks on as one of the man-eating bullsharks passes by
Nimble Ma Jei had no rope or safety equipment when she attempted the feat to dodge the cost of going into the castle – the equivalent of £2.50.
Ma Jei has scaled the wall since she was a child 
However, she revealed that this was not the first time she had scaled the wall, telling tourists that she had grown up in the area and climbed the walls since childhood and had never once paid to get in.
Some tourists who saw her amazing feat tried to follow her example, but sadly they were not as successful as Ms Jei.
Two fell from the wall breaking their legs and three others had to be rescued by police.
One eyewitness said: ‘She ran up the wall like a goat and made it look easy. But when people tried it for themselves they saw it wasn’t quite as simple as they thought.’
Ms Jei’s antics in China do not quite match those of French skyscraper climber Alain Robert, who recently scaled new heights as he clambered up the Pompidou Centre in Paris.
The 48-year-old, who is known for climbing some of the world’s tallest and best-known buildings without ropes or other equipment, also climbed Burj Khalifa this year, the tallest building in the world.
