From No veas este blog!!!
From No veas este blog!!!
Great stuff. So much new and original material in here.
To celebrate my 100th post (huzzah!) I’m starting a new feature for Stuff That Moves: a recurring series of “How To” posts! We’ll start things off with a classic b-boy move, windmills.
Damn, I wish I had youtube when I was in high school! I can’t even begin to count the number of times I slammed my leg or hip into the ground trying to learn how to do these by trial and error! Oh – and rhythm. I wish I had that in high school too…
…and a girl friend. That would have been pretty cool.
Probably my favorite thing on tv. Here’s a tribute to the run that earned Makoto Nagano ”ultimate victory:”
If you are 5′9, this guy could jump over you.
via haha.nu
One of the many things that I learned about China from the 10 gajillion hours that I spent watching the Beijing Olympics is that they have a very unique national motto. It doesn’t translate perfectly to English, but it’s something like, “China: taking stuff that you thought was fairly difficult to begin with, and doing it on top of another human being. Since 1266.”
Here we see the amazing Chinese Ballet Circus and their Pas de Deux troupe from Guangdong living up to the national motto. See also the Russian bar.
Behold, the fratapult courtesy of Geekologie:
Also the smack-that-apult, courtesy of Akon:
One throws morons off to be swept away by an alarmingly swift river. One throws morons into a mass of people who are alarmingly unhelpful when it comes to crowd surfing. Both come with equally craptacular music and varying degrees of illegality.
If you give him a dozen Danishes, he could give you back a dozen donuts in less than three seconds. Sometimes, though, i just want them in two dammit! Keep practicing Jerry!
…just kidding, man, please don’t hurt me.