*EXPLODES*

I see what you did there....



Oh dear god no. Do that again I'm gonna report you.


Holy hell I think you just broke the interwebs.

I didn't even think that was possible. This is the equivalent of breaking the speed of light...speed limit.

You said cool. What's cooler than some Ice?

That was the first modern concert I ever attended, when I was in fifth grade.

Yes, both of them.

WHAT! That's worse than the Avatar dude.

That's pretty cool- that is something I need to do in my lifetime.

Go bird go.

Interesting. I guess I had figured it would be very unusual for a wall of rock to remain in front of the edge of a waterfall, but depending on how that rock was carved out (I'm imagining some kind of swirling action bore out those pools) there may be an inner edge to that rock that is protecting the outer edge right at the waterfall brink.

I might swim in that pool, but I really doubt I'd have the stones to stand up on the edge like I saw in one of those photos.

hxxp://www.sportspickle.com/opinion/3622/flowchart-who-should-you-root-for-in-the-mlb-playoffs

Wasnt sure how to get just the image. Good stuff though

EDIT: Grrr. I think the image is broken up into pieces.

A famous feature is a naturally formed pool known as the Devil's Pool, near the edge of the falls, accessed via Livingstone Island in Zambia. When the river flow is at a safe level, usually during the months of September and December, people can swim as close as possible to the edge of the falls within the pool without continuing over the edge and falling into the gorge; this is possible due to a natural rock wall just below the water and at the very edge of the falls that stops their progress despite the current.[15][16] Even so, an average of one person per year dies while swimming in Devil's Pool.[17]

Haha!

lol awesome!

from sportspickle above, I just used html to center it.

Thank you.

That is awesome!

Now why am I pretty sure that's Bill Murray taking the picture?

who the fuck is that and what is her phone number

An Angel?

What was it before this, vaudeville?

That's a lot of chocolate.

That's a pic of the toxic sludge spill in Hungary.

I didn't realize how big of a structure that was until I saw the construction equipment below and the people on the road in the upper left corner. Wow, that is bad.

Oh wow, this is like some sort of optical illusion. When I first saw it, I thought it was just one of those median dividers that was cut in half.

Oh yes, I can see that. I thought it was more like a spill pond and the wall was maybe 20 feet tall.

Dam.

Not anymore.

mmmm.....toxic chocolate...

Bean!

Doesn't make me Hungary.

So true...

:D

Monkees 20th Anniversary tour in 1986 was my first show. "Modern" for me, in this case, meant "current". The Monkees weren't exactly that. ; )

Were Gary Pucket & The Union Gap, and The Grass Roots involved? 'Cuz I totally saw that tour....immediately after a minor league baseball game.

I bet Paul Revere and the Raiders were there, to complain about their cover of "Kicks"

1) No, it was Herman's Hermits and someone else.

2) This tied into the popularity of their show, which started running again on MTV in the mid-80s.

3) I was six years old. I thought they were funny.

4) Mike Nesmith wasn't there. I was devastated, as he was my favorite Monkee.

Oh yeah, that was the same tour. Man that was a hott show.

Check out this huge beef rib my coworker got from Black's Barbecue in Lockhart, TX last week!

Yummy!!

All that red meat would destroy my insides.

Yeah, I'm much more of a pork rib guy, but that thing was awesome looking. So much so that the local newspapers food blog featured my food blog today.