I would guess some kind of seismic sensor.

I don't under stand why the saying "no problem" is considered rude. They say de nada in Spanish, which translates to roughly the same thing. It does bother me that when I say thank you to a customer in my store, they say thank you back. I don't find it rude, just odd.

I remember finding a place like this while hiking in New Jersey a few years back. It was not as large of an area, but it was still cool. It was way fun to slide down!

I love Earl Grey tea, and I would be horrified if I learned this product was real.

I refuse to drag a razor over my skin anymore, and just buzz as close as I can with a beard trimmer. Most of the time I go for months without shaving. My girlfriend thinks it is sexy, and women who come into my place of work still flirt with me, sometimes they downright hit on me. I get more attention now then I did when I used to try and look good for women. (And before anyone brings it up, no, I do not demand that my girlfriend shave her body. She is beautiful no matter if shaven or unshaven.)

And I totally agree with Muzition, guys who just have a mustache and no beard look sleazy.

Love it! Very well done!

That is quite possibly the most bizarre thing I've ever read on teh internets. Would totally watch it!

I don't know how this crap ever got started. Chuck Norris is one of the most lame actors I can think of. He's not quite as bad as Steven Seagal,but he is pretty close.

The chances of getting shot by a robber are pretty high, even if you cooperate. They tend to decide it would be best to eliminate any witness to their crime. May as well shoot the bastard first.

I love that stuff!! Can't find it anywhere!

Graffiti is art, it just happens to be art you don't agree with or appreciate.

You're a real buzz kill,Ryan S.

I didn't like the show personally, but I'm not here to bash it. I just find that when they stop a show, then bring it back (Futurama), it loses something. And if they decide to make a movie, any funny element from the show is gone (Simpsons movie). I feel like there is a window of opportunity on humor, and when it is gone, you can't bring it back. Anyone else feel this way?

Am I the only one creeped out by sloths? I have no problem with rodents, insects, spiders, etc. But sloths just seem gross to me.

I understand concern for the environment, but this sucks. Instead of adventure, chasing girls, exploring places you've never been, kids are choosing to go online or spend money on some stupid phone? Lame, absolutely lame. Is having the latest gadget or gaining more pointless "friends" on Facebook really more interesting than actually living a real life?