How do you think this dude got into pogo sticking in the first place? Maybe a gift that he really really liked. Can’t help but think how severely injured dude could get each time he does a flip. This shit is ridiculous though. Although hella tight, pogo sticking kinda falls into the category of useless talents, like being hella raw at Jenga or something.
This is one of those videos you just have to watch. Just give two minutes of your day to it. Guaranteed it’ll be one of the better two minutes of the day. My goal for tomorrow is to make every post a gift. Something special to make the day more pleasant.
I remember back in the day I looked forward to touchdowns for this reason. As the countdown gets into the sub 5′s though you begin to realize how absurd some of these celebrations are. It’s like if Tiger Woods started moonwalking after a hole in one, or if hockey players broke into a synchronized dance after a goal.
New York kids hittin it. Hit the hand clap. Hop in the circle. Do your thing. Make sure its fly. Call it Gettin Lite. Brown Sweater is the truth. The WTF moment is at 0:40sec but the OMG moment is at 4:00min.
Triz laced us with this one. This is an interesting one. What we have here may seem so unusual to some but it is also regular to many. This is amazing.
Mark Jenkins creative mind exists outside the realm of most of our rational social consciousness. The works he create force us to not only respond to the work, but to question it by peaking our curiosity. According to fellow artist, Erik Benjamin, “art is at it’s pinnacle when it forces us to act,” in doing so an artist has often times succeeded by stepping outside the normative structures of society to create something lasting, memorable and moving.
I feel sorry for Joaquin. He doesn’t get up and have conversations in front of hundreds of people that are broad casted to millions everyday. David Letterman does. You can tell that Joaquin’s mind isn’t there. Maybe he’s blown but maybe his mind has made this moment more crucial than it really is. “Damn, I’m bout to be on Letterman tonight, Damn, I’m bout to be on Letterman tonight.” So then he gets there, and he’s just trippin.
An indigenous woman holds her child while trying to resist the advance of Amazonas state policemen who were expelling the woman and some 200 other members of the Landless Movement from a privately-owned tract of land on the outskirts of Manaus, in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon March 11, 2008. The landless peasants tried in vain to resist the eviction with bows and arrows against police using tear gas and trained dogs, and were evicted from the land.
Not quite sure about this one. Possibly one of the most amazing athletic feats or one of the most amazing uses of a camera. The awe and wonder that arises from viewing this video may be the intended effect. And in that regard the producers succeed. Enough with the analysis this shit goes…
An incredible natural phenomenon. It seems as though the hornets may have adopted a Hobbesian worldview, engulfed in a natural and constant state of war. This video is actually amazing, an incredible sight caught on camera.
Let our hearts experience what our minds never thought possible. Dreams are only dreams until they become reality. Relax. Get comfortable. You’ve finally made it.
