Piano Stairs Triamph Over Escalator

Volkswagen’s fun theory

UFO Cloud Over Moscow – The Mothership Is Finally Here!

Eating Bricks And Rocks For Breakfast. Yum, Yum

Parents, don’t let your kids grow up to eat anything they want. You should be firm: if you don’t eat your veggies, you can’t have any bricks for dessert.

Britain Don’t Got Talent: Clare Morton

Britain Don’t Got Talent: Manjit Singh

I think the best part of this video is when Amanda says “I didn’t know it could get that big!” right around the 50 second mark.

Britain Don’t Got Talent: Mama Trish

Do not watch this while eating lunch. You’re on your own.

Vijay Singh’s Ace Shot Skips Over Water

This is the kind of shot that proves you deserve to be a master golfer.

ILVTOFU – You Have A Dirty Mind, I Knew It!

Tofu

Kelley Coffman-Lee, a 38-year-old mother of three, loves tofu. She loves it so much that she wanted to let the whole world know. So logically she asked the DMV to approve a special vanity plate that reads “ILVTOFU”. → source

The BMV denied the request. It turns out that “FU” is on a long list of barred letter combinations.

Perhaps she loves both tofu and to fu!

Actually, I side with the BMV on this one. No one really loves tofu that much. Nice try Ms. Coffman-lee – if that’s your real name!

Extreme Pen Spinning – Now That’s Talent

Do you remember all the different clubs in High School that you could join? Do you ever wonder what kind of social clubs exist in other countries?

Wonder no more. If you grow up in Bangkok, Thailand, you may join a pen spinning club.

I predict these boys will grow up to get laid – when they’re 40.

Climate Change Deniers Are Also Holocaust Skeptics?

Here’s positive proof that any well-meaning endeavor and good intention can quickly turn into insincere and downright insulting venture.

Case in point: Global warming as a result of human activity has been debated for decades. We all know and have heard the arguments on both sides. Almost everyone has formed an opinion.

Sir Nicholas Stern advises UK government about the economic threat posed by global warming. According to a recent article in the Guardian, Stern labels climate change deniers as “ridiculous” and akin to “flat-earthers”. → source

In 2007, Ellen Goodman of The Boston Globe wrote an op-ed, stating: “I would like to say we’re at a point where global warming is impossible to deny. Let’s just say that global warming deniers are now on a par with Holocaust deniers, though one denies the past and the other denies the present and future.” → source

Seriously? I personally don’t claim to thoroughly understand climate change, and I’m among a minority of people who do not have strong opinions on this issue one way or another. But I’m fairly certain that those who genuinely do not believe in global warming (as a result of human activities) cannot be compared with flat-earthers and Holocaust deniers.

Also, notice the clever heading of the articles. It’s all about ‘climate change’ not ‘global warming’. Everyone knows that earth’s climate has changed by itself due to natural forces for millennia and long before the presence of humans. Oh, sorry, I didn’t mean to say millennia. It can’t be any longer than 6,000 years, of course! That was back when humans saddled dinosaurs and rode them like cowboys. If you believe that, please purchase your Creation Museum tickets here.

The point is that the old ‘global warming’ term always carried the implication that the current situation was a direct result of human activity. The new term ‘climate change’ insinuates natural causes; therefore, skepticism suggests mental disability.

Nice try.