I hope to god it's fake...

I feel like it is. The hands just look off to me.

It was solely in response to Inspector Gadget being referenced.

Raise your hand if you said the Sean Connery bit out loud in your best Connery voice.

*raise*

*raise*

*raise*

Ya.. it is a youtube video, but worth a follow up.

Some more Gadget for ya...

That's funny. We just watched 3 straight episodes of that last night. Still one of the funniest shows around.

thats not even a real cheerleader what the fuck

But there's an arsehole staring at her butt

Might not save this page, but a very solid effort.

Deep throat competition...good stuff, Ksyrup.

1. The UFO House, Sanjhih, Taiwan

This unique design building is located in Sanjhih (Taiwan). It is actually an deserted resort project. This nickname was given to it by Taiwanese due to its wonderful and weird design.

2. Netherland’s Cubic Houses, Rotterdam

Piet Blom has given an idea of cubic houses in 1970s. The idea behind these houses is that he tries to construct a forest by each cube showing a conceptual tree; therefore the entire town becomes a forest. The cubes have the living areas, which are divided into three levels. The triangle-shaped lower level contains the living area. The center level contains the sleeping area and a bathroom and the top level which is also in a cubical shape, is used as either a spare bedroom or a living room.

3. Dancing Building – Prague (Czech Republic)

The Dancing Building is a name given to Nationale-Nederlanden building which was built during 1992-1996 by Frank Gehry and Valdimir Munlunic. This building is located in Pragu’s downtown. The building was built instead of the one that was destroyed during Bombing of Prague in 1945. It is an object of fascination for photographers and tourists.

4. Forest Spiral Hundertwasser Building, Darmstadt, Germany

Forest Spiral Hundertwasser was constructed in 2000. It is located in Germany. It was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser (an Austrian architect). He is well known for his colorful architectures. This building has 12 Floors and 105 apartments. Its roof is made by garden of beech, maple and lime trees. There is also a restaurant on its roof which gives and opportunity for relaxing and dinning.

The structure of the altogether 12 floors has 105 apartments’. The roof is formed by a garden of beech, maple, and lime trees. Up in the roof there is a restaurant, offering breathtaking view and an opportunity for relax and dinning. The “Forest Spiral” was built in Darmstadt between 1998 and 2000. Unluckily, Hundertwasser died in February 2000 – some months before the completion of this wonderful building.

5. Ripley’s Building, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! known for the collection of strange and amazing stuff, have this building. It is located in Niagara Falls, Canada.

6. The Basket Building (Ohio, United States)

The Longberger Basket Company building in Ohio might be the strangest building. It is a mock-up of the company’s well-known market basket, cost $30 million and took two years for completion. Many experts tried to convince Dave Longaberger to change his plans but he said that he wanted a replica of a real item. It is a wonderful sight — particularly at nighttime.

 

 

For some people these roads are not dangerous but it is c certainly breathtaking. These roads themselves are marvel of engineering skills, and traffic police always ask to driven by experienced motorists for their own risk.

 

Artax!

The Neverending Story was the first move I fucking loved. I think I was 4 when I saw it. Shit stuck with me.

I'd pay good money to drive a Veyron on this road...

If any of those switchbacks are in Colorado, the jeep and I probably been on them. A few of those look familiar, esp. zigzagging up a high country pass. Those were great times.

Friiiiiiiiiiiiinge

lol, I miss Dexter.

Original posted on a Chinese newspaper website.


It soon became an internet meme in China.


More here (some are slightly NSFW)
hxxp://www.zonaeuropa.com/20110629_1.htm

The story is what really makes this one cool:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...rs-camera.html

That's really cool

That's awesome.

This one is magnificent.

I like him. Get to the point, son.

I realize the point of this is that the guys need a girl. But my reaction is actually "It would be pretty cool to have a grand prix series with my friend. Probably wouldn't wear the helmet. But racing cars is fun."

Is this better?

Eh, I dunno. My son has always wanted to be an astronaut, and a crapton of astronauts have been Eagle Scouts.

As is Shane Victorino. (How could you argue against Shane Victorino??)

I think it's more the fact that he's taken it to the extreme of being photographed with a perfect attendance award that's the joke there. Or at least, it is to me.

I guess these reactions explain why Axe doesn't market to our generation.

I dig the haircut. I wish I had wavy read hair.