OT: Things we find freaking neat but no place to post

[Winged_Wheel88]

LOL!!

 

[BOSSMANPC]

I always thought these were cool. Man there's a real art to doing this...

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Fuck. I can't get it to load. The video is here...

http://video.foxnews.com/v/2686088132001/downtown-demolition-houston-landmark-crumbles-to-ground/

 

[forty_three]

While driving back from lunch, Comedy Central on Sirius played that.

Almost wrecked my car.



Some language you probably don't want co-workers to hear.

 

[BOSSMANPC]

Puckhead, Those are some GREAT lightning strike pictures !!!!

 

[forty_three]

Smooth

 

[elocomotive]

Puckhead, Those are some GREAT lightning strike pictures !!!!

Lightning?!? Is this one of those pictures I have to stare at for several minutes to see the lightning in it?

(sigh) Alright, I'll make the sacrifice.

Don't forget about T-Rex

 

[mattola]

Brandon Bollig discovers he is not Patrick Kane in response to Bauer ad (

 

[elocomotive]

HOLY SHIT!! I couldn't see the lightning, but did you guys know there is a fucking face in that picture! I looked for a couple minutes and then bam... a FACE! It's in the left top corner if you didn't see it before.

 

[forty_three]

...and for puck

 

[elocomotive]

Brandon Bollig discovers he is not Patrick Kane in response to Bauer ad (

Lol. That was awesome.

 

[dare2be]

HOLY SHIT!! I couldn't see the lightning, but did you guys know there is a fucking face in that picture! I looked for a couple minutes and then bam... a FACE! It's in the left top corner if you didn't see it before.

Took me a while too, but I saw it. Now, what I don't get is, the first image talks about a T-REX (you can plainly see it in all its obvious glory), but then the T-REX is gone! What a tease!

 

[elocomotive]

...and for puck

Ahhhh! I finally see it. But probably only because the streak of lightning on the right side totally looks like a boob. Now it's a boob from some botched implant where they made the areola entirely too large mind you, but a boob nonetheless.

 

[BOSSMANPC]

I thought they said lightning never strikes the same place twice and this one keps doing it over and over again. It's hypnotizing me into seeing boobs.

 

[elocomotive]

Took me a while too, but I saw it. Now, what I don't get is, the first image talks about a T-REX (you can plainly see it in all its obvious glory), but then the T-REX is gone! What a tease!

Wait? There's a dinosaur in the picture?!? Didn't see that either, gonna have to look again.

Man, the easter eggs just keep coming on this one.

 

[dare2be]

Wait? There's a dinosaur in the picture?!? Didn't see that either, gonna have to look again.

Man, the easter eggs just keep coming on this one.

Huh? I still don't see a dinosaur in the 2nd picture...I was talking about "T-REX" that was in the first pic and disappeared from the 2nd.

 

[dare2be]

Man, the easter eggs just keep coming on this one.

What easter eggs? All I see are melons. I'm confused.

 

[buffhockey]

A park ranger in a remote Peruvian forest recently encountered a creature that appeared to be some sort of alien.

It was short and stumpy, with large purplish ears protruding from the sides of its mottled brown head. It’s tongue, also purplish, was long and pointy.

But upon close inspection the mysterious creature turned out to be a ground-dwelling cane toad, which somehow had just caught a bat.

Yufani Olaya, the ranger who was patrolling in Cerros de Amotape National Park, supplied the image to Rainforest Expeditions. The eco-adventure company posted the photo on its blog under the headline:

“What the heck is going on in this picture?”

Phil Torres, a wildlife biologist and author of the blog post, writes: “We’re unsure how common this is, but we do know that this is probably the first photographed record of a cane toad feeding on a bat.”

How on earth could a ground-dwelling toad catch a bat?

Olaya provided the answer, saying that “out of nowhere the bat just flew directly into the mouth of the toad, which almost seemed to be sitting with its mouth wide open.”

Some bats do hunt close to ground level and will even pluck prey from the ground.

Asked by Torres if the toad was able to enjoy its oversized meal, Olaya answered “no” and added that the bat actually got away.

Torres explains: “The toad finally gave up and spat it out. While Olaya at first thought the bat was dead, he said it slowly recovered and was able to fly away. I’m sure it won’t make that mistake again.”

The same might be said of the toad.

 

[Comeds]

What easter eggs? All I see are melons. I'm confused.

Easter Melons? Wow, I guess people have lots of different ways to celebrate.

Sounds fun though. I'd like to dye melons next year.

 

[elocomotive]

I've been getting really into time lapse photography lately and watching a lot of videos of time lapses and hyperlapses. This one is particularly awesome...

 

[dash]

You crazy Canadians you...

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

Yes.