Archive for the 'Survival' Category
School Girl Gets Run-Away Bus Under Control, Detention
0 Comments Published by Jason March 17th, 2008 in DIY, Survival, Uncategorized, Vehicles. Share ThisI actually like the lesson this girl is learning: no matter how much good you do, if you break the rules — you gots to pay!
Seems the young girl was on the bus when calamity struck and she leapt to action…
Marina High School student Amanda Rouse was on a bus with 40 elementary school students [...]
Video Gaming without Waking the Baby:X3 Wireless Headset and Mic
2 Comments Published by Jason March 16th, 2008 in Gadgets, Games, Survival. Share ThisLook — when the aliens get here my child will be horrified if Daddy just lays down and lets them take over. She expects Pops to keep the reflexes sharp, crack a brute over the head, grab his weapons and get to saving New Mombasa.
How to do that while she is sleeping in the next [...]
Now thats effing stupid!
8 Comments Published by Jason March 9th, 2008 in Cars, Games, Sports, Survival, Vehicles. Share ThisAn 18 year old in Florida died while “surfing” a Cadillac Escalade. Evidently he was in a shopping cart, holding on to the Caddy. They hit a speed bump and his eulogy will be very embarrassing.
Cameron Bieberle, 18, of Winter Park was thrown to the ground after the Cadillac sport utility vehicle he was holding [...]
Laughing at Someone Else
0 Comments Published by Jason February 12th, 2008 in Martial Arts, Survival. Share ThisIn order to laugh with this guy, he’d have to be laughing.
Thats just crazy talk!
3 Comments Published by Jason February 11th, 2008 in Great Men, Hair, Martial Arts, Survival, TV. Share ThisFood That Time Forgot: Canned Bacon
19 Comments Published by Joel February 1st, 2008 in Meat, Survival. Share ThisBefore it was popped open, its insides splayed out for the world to see, this was one of the last known samples of Canned Sliced Bacon (Product of Hungary). This particular can was about twenty years old, but the bacon inside was still as fresh as a New Jersey breeze.
Memorial Page [Canned-Bacon.com]
“In Africa” by John T. McCutcheon (Read it for free, heathens!)
3 Comments Published by Joel January 4th, 2008 in Sports, Survival. Share ThisOn vacation last week, I read “In Africa,” John T. McCutcheon’s stories of his safari in Africa at the turn of the 20th century, first serialized in the Chicago Tribune. It’s light-hearted, easy to read, and charming. (Presuming you can get over the fact that they are slaughtering animals. Having made my peace with that [...]
Leatherman Skeletool
6 Comments Published by travis September 7th, 2007 in Survival, Tools. Share ThisIt’s the multi-tool you might actually carry around with you, with a few essential functions—a knife, screwdriver, pliers and a bottle opener—but surprisingly little weight. At 5 ounces, Leatherman claims this is the lightest full-size multi-tool ever (less than full-size being those tiny keychain models). The stainless steel blade and bottle opener are accessible when [...]
Cities collapse due to unsustainable growth? Naw it’ll never happen. We have science. [unsw.edu.au, creationmuseum.org]
In a nod to an icon, NASA Shuttle to Launch Luke Skywalker’s Lightsaber. This makes me sad because it reminds me that Carrie Fisher’s breasts are no longer in the same pristine (and perky) condition. [www.space.com]
There Has to Be a Good Joke About Deer Hunting and “Racks” Here Somewhere
16 Comments Published by Joel August 28th, 2007 in Survival, Women. Share ThisYou guys know we don’t normally post cheesecake just for the sake of it, but someone sent me this photo earlier (without a source, unfortunately, so let me know if you have a link) and, I mean, come on. Bow-hunting amazons will always get a free pass.
Study: Dinosaurs Faster than Beckham
5 Comments Published by travis August 27th, 2007 in Fitness, Sports, Survival. Share This“Our research, which used the minimum leg-muscle mass T-rex required for movement, suggests that while not incredibly fast, this carnivore was certainly capable of running and would have little difficulty in chasing down footballer David Beckham, for instance,” said Phil Manning, a paleontologist at the University of Manchester, who worked on the study.
Mr. Manning (who [...]


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