Docking in mid-air is one of the last skills a skydiver learns on the way to receiving his "A" license. I had to repeat that lesson four times before I finally got it. I've been working on it with a friend of mine who's roughly the same skill level (most definitely not an instructor) for a couple of weeks and finally succeeded.

This is a really neat trick. As for the motivation--does "because it was there" still count for anything?

Q: What degree does a sorority girl earn?
A: An M-R-S.

I think Springfield still holds the record.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire_fire

Anybody have a pool on when the "hitting shells with sledgehammers" guy achieves eternity?

So I take it that you're for preemptive action on Iran, then? 'Cause, sister, believe me, when they get it, they're not going to let it sit and collect dust.

heh

We're in ur photonz, storing ur imagez.

Nope, they showed the duckie on the floor at the end of the video. Must be a mascot or something (watching at work and don't have sound).

Pretty comforting knowing how much stress those things will take. However, I'd *still* feel safer if they'd let me wear my parachute during the flight.

You have named yourself well. I've never seen somebody wear the "idiot" label so proudly.

"Have you ever heard of Plato? Aristotle? Socrates?"
"Yes."
"Morons!"

Isn't riding a normal bike exercise enough? Or does "looking goofy" burn more calories?

Everybody now!

Awwwwwww...

What bus route is that?

Am I allowed to wear my BASE rig? Then I'm cool. Otherwise, no !@#$ing way.

My favorite part was the end of the "Blue Light" trick when the performer gives the dice cup a little twist to align it for the camera. Here I am, with my jaw on my desk over what I'm seeing, and he's probably kicking himself because the trick didn't come off perfectly.

What an incredible video. You kids doing speed stacks? You suck. You're yesterday's news. Go get a job.

Dude...