Sunday, February 12, 2012
Ghetto Hikes
I'm 28. I have a full time job leading urban kids on nature hikes. I simply write down shit they say!
Obviously, viewer discretion is advised.
Obviously, viewer discretion is advised.
Thursday, February 09, 2012
North Korea’s super-size hotel is set to open — 23 years behind schedule
North Korea’s Ryugyong Hotel ranks among the world’s most remarkable — and mockable — buildings. It’s taller than New York’s Chrysler Building and wider at its base than an average city block. Constructed almost entirely of concrete, it looks like a rocket ship and casts a jagged shadow over Pyongyang’s gray vistas.
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
10 Truly Terrifying Horror Movie Jump Scares
If you’re anything like me you probably would take a good psychological scarring over some dick in a mask jumping out at you any day of the week – at least when it comes to horror films. Nowadays it seems like the best is behind us when it comes to the genre, and what’s left is less a collection of disturbing concepts and more so the movie equivalent of a carnival spook house. That being said – I do like carnival spook houses – a fleeting scare is good when it’s done right. Sure, in the end these scares don’t hold a candle to say, the end of Rosemary’s Baby, but we can’t deny them either. So that’s what this list is: me sucking it up and admitting that the dick in the mask totally got me.
I should tell you that I don’t wish to demerit these films for having jump scares in them; most of them have plenty of psychological scarring as well... take number ten, for example.
I should tell you that I don’t wish to demerit these films for having jump scares in them; most of them have plenty of psychological scarring as well... take number ten, for example.
My Morning Commute... Minus All Of The Cameras
Bugatti Veyron on Seven 215-225mph Runs. Multiple flyby views/angles. Car kept in handling mode (not top speed mode) due to uneven surface of the road used. Due to its 26 gallon tank and its incredible fuel efficiency at normal speeds (80mph), the car was driven down to the border and back, without the need to refuel or the use of a carrier. On the way back from from the border, returning through AZ, an officer stopped the car to take a look at it. No citations given since the car was driven at 80mph where at that speed it gets great gas mileage (about 17mpg highway). About 12 gallons was burned on the 7 speed runs.
Sunday, February 05, 2012
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