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Holy shit man. I had to have power of attorney for something so unbelievably ridiculously basic today. Bah.
I'm pretty certain if I BS'd about having PoA privileges regarding sending a simple note about one of my medications to a third party, that I'd have, like, a 75% chance of having this dumb crap actually work.
This guy's legally blind creating amazing animations.
https://imgur.com/gallery/XL1Wv
https://youtu.be/xCwwxNbtK6Y
:scared:
i happen to have youtube red already
and i'm not afraid to say i would have gotten it just for this anyway
i'm ashamed
deeply, deeply ashamed
You shouldn’t be ashamed. This is Johnny Lawrence we’re talking about here. Johnny was a victim of bullying and never got justice. Unless you’re in favor of bullying that is. Which you probably are.
https://youtu.be/C_Gz_iTuRMM
What the actual fuck. And then 2:09-2:52. What.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvrZJ5C_Nwg
Hahahahaha. Maybe Johnny will get his revenge after all:
https://youtu.be/xCwwxNbtK6Y
Johnny is gonna get justice on Daniel’s face without Mr. Miyagi to bail him out.
I wonder how many people have/will accidentally go to redtube thinking they're going to youtube red.
Also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJDY6fDoSzo
Trash pandas are weird.
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https://i.imgur.com/nYQEHoY.gifv
I apologize if this was already posted, I don't remember seeing it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRj34o4hN4I
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But even if real, how would they punish the one for doing it without punishing the other?
'American Pickers' discover Aerosmith's van from 1970s in Massachusetts woods
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The stars of "American Pickers" discovered a van that belonged to Aerosmith in the 1970s. (Aerosmith50years.com)
The stars of History Channel's “American Pickers” never expected to come across a hunk of rock and roll history, specifically a piece of Aerosmith’s history, while filming their hit show.
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz of “American Pickers” were astonished to find the dilapidated van during filming in Chesterfield, a town about 100 miles west of Boston. The episode aired on July 30.
The property owner said the 1964 International Harvester Metro van was there when he bought the land from someone with a connection to Aerosmith.The reality show stars were able to get in contact with Ray Tabano, a founding member of Aerosmith, who confirmed it was the van the rockers used in the 1970s before they hit it big.
"It certainly looks like it. Oh my goodness gracious," Tabano said. "I'm afraid to say how long it is, but it's been like 40 years since we were in this thing. It was like a touring hotel... This is definitely the van. You found it."
The pickers paid $25,000 for the van Wolfe called a “piece of American rock and roll history.”
"We just got a piece of American rock and roll history," Wolfe said. "If you had the opportunity to buy one of the biggest and most iconic pieces of rock and roll history for $25,000 — hell yes you would."
http://www.foxnews.com/auto/2018/08/...tts-woods.html
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Why do people sell them shit like that for so cheap? I'd imagine one of the dudes from Aerosmith would have offered a lot more. Or like, the HardRock even.
Because the picker guys are able to restore and resell stuff a lot easier than a guy who doesn't do it professionally.
25 grand for a rusted out hulk is pretty fair by any measure.
Saw some clip yesterday of these British (I think) dudes that bought a tank and were stripping it down and found $2.5m worth of gold bullion inside. And like a dumbass he calls the cops to report it and they showed up and took it all.
I bet it would be a bitch trying to cash gold bars out without the IRS finding out.
While it makes me (kind of) sad, a dude that used to try to bully me in school fucking died. He had a drinking problem and he quit cold turkey and his heart stopped.
Oddball is the greatest fucking character ever.
Erection.
Wait, not to be confused with Oddjob. Who everyone trolled with on multiplayer on the N64 when playing GoldenEye.
Oddjob ruined friendships in the 90s.
After 24 years, Doom 2 has finally been finished with a legit 100%.
https://www.polygon.com/2018/8/31/17...ap-15-level-15
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Methais again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reR2AZavTE0
This guy is my hero. Fuck traffic.
Mandy
Grizzly bear chasing a black bear up a tree.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hURgA_BNSGc
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I just got back from Stop & Shop. I see their discount, store-brand of cashews. Almost get it – $16.99. A little baby-sized thing of Häagen-Dazs = $12803498393.00.Quote:
Thread for things that blew your mind today.
I mean, I'm a jew, but still; like, without a doubt, ridiculousness :no:
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The G ‘n R famed guitarist finds his African-American white English nationalities amusing. “As a musician I’ve always been amused that I’m both British and black; particularly because so many American musicians seem to aspire to be British while so many British musicians, in the sixties in particular, went to such great pains to be black.”
– Source: T95.com
Until Wyrom ruined it.
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The giant Gundam statue in Japan was used to embezzle a shit ton of money.
Anime is pretty fucking retarded. I almost wish we didn't nuke Japan so that shit never would have been created.
You have no idea how long I've been waiting to break this out.
https://i.imgur.com/vxb0tZ2.jpg
Anime is racist. But don't go making Chinese-eyes.
Oh shit, yeah. That thing was a train wreck of gold.
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https://www.pcmag.com/news/367201/ma...ming-platforms
Who would have guessed that Montana, West Virginia, and Rhode Island would be the only Master Race states?
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First "picture" of a black hole.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/...izon-telescope
When applying a higher resolution, you can make it out much more clearly:
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You gotta be shitting me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OP30okjpCko
I was watching thinking "Come on, it's not that bad. But why is this video 14 minutes long if the flood happened at the beginning? Oh, oh there's more flooding..."
The video description is full of weird information, such as:
Does it really add anything to the story to know the plumber is Hispanic or that the landlord is Persian?Quote:
They reported a leaking bathroom sink to their landlord. The landlord, a very problematic, very cheap, Persian female, calls in a self-appointed Hispanic plumber named Wilmer.
Also if this part is true it's just begging for this type of situation to happen:
Why would you ever punish someone for doing something the safe way?Quote:
This means, in order to shut the water off for this one apartment, the entire building's water would have to be shut down. The apartment complex requires a $150 fee to be paid every 30 minutes the water is turned off.
"Hey if you want to fix a leak you'll have to shut off the building's water, but if you shut off the water you'll have to cough up some money."
That's like saying "Wearing a seatbelt can save your life in a crash, but we're going to charge you 150 bucks every time you wear a seatbelt."
Yeah, that description is a weird mess. I don't think I've ever worked on any place that was like, "can't shut the water off because I'll be paying money to do so". Just, turn a fucking valve and boom, water is off.
God it's like a cursed video. The most mind blowing thing was the vacuum though, what fucking even.
Yeah the story about turning off the water to the entire building doesn't make sense. Like I guess it's possible you can't shut water off to just one apartment, but since when can't you shut the water off at the sink itself? What exactly was this guy doing, taking off entire pipes filled with water to fix a leak?
The fact that they had the vacuum already ready to go shows they either knew something was going to happen or this guy had been flooding the place before the video started.
What a mess. Darn cheap Persian females.
It's fucking impossible to find buildings that don't have a valve under the sink that shuts water off. Even so, I don't even think they could fine you if the reason you shut the water off was to fix a leak. As long as you notify your tenants you're doing it, of course. I think what he did was cut into a T under the valve but fuck. The guy had a shop vac! The same kind I use! They are great for vacuuming up water. I don't understand why he thought snaking the fucking hose down the toilet was a viable solution.
Shut the fucking water off!
So from the look of it, the guy was trying to fix a leak, most likely at a T. It would explain why he couldn't shut the water off at a valve commonly found under the sink. The vacuum lady was probably really trying her best. Just genuinely knowing what a shit show this was going to be.
28-year-old man suffers stroke from cracking his neck
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/28-yea...neck-1.4404875Quote:
A man in his 20s suffered a potentially life-threatening stroke after cracking his neck.
Josh Hader, 28, from Guthrie, Oklahoma tore his vertebral artery, a crucial vessel leading to the brain.
“The moment I heard the pop, everything on my left side started to go numb,” Hader told KOCO 5 News in the U.S.
“I got up and tried to get an ice pack from the fridge, and I remember I couldn't walk straight.”
Hader’s father-in-law rushed him to the emergency room at the city’s Mercy Hospital.
“He could have had a life-ending stroke. He could have died,” said Dr. Vance McCollom, a radiologist at Mercy Hospital, Oklahoma City.
“If you have a stroke in that area, you can end up with a patient who’s locked in,” McCollom said.
“They completely understand what's going on, but they can't communicate. They can't move anything. They can't speak. They can't breathe.”
Hader’s stroke did cause some damage: for the first few days he couldn’t walk without a walker, his right eye was weaker, he suffered double vision and he still has difficulty walking with his left leg.
“One of the muscles that goes to his eye is weak because the nerve was injured,” McCollom said.
The father-of-two young boys had to wear an eye patch for several weeks and he suffered another unusual side effect; painful hiccups for a week and a half.
But Hader said the most difficult part of his recovery has been emotional, not being able to help his wife with their children.
“I can't pick him (the baby) up out of the crib, give him milk in the middle of the night. I can't do any of that,” Hader said.
Hader’s treatment involves medicine and physical therapy.
Meanwhile, his physician warns others about being careful how you crack your neck.
“If you want to pop your neck, just kind of pop it side to side. Don't twist it,” McCollum said.
“Whenever you twist it there's a risk of tearing that vessel. I suspect he just turned it (his head) real sharp and up, sharp and up and back. That's what really pinched it.”
Hader will likely have lifelong consequences from the stroke, the doctor said.
“There is evidence that, in rare cases, actions related to a sharp twist or movement of the neck could lead to a dissection which could potentially cause a stroke,” Dr. Patrice Lindsay, director of systems change and stroke program at Canada’s Heart and Stroke Foundation told CTVNews.ca.
“Canadians who experience any neck pain should have it checked by their primary physician to determine the type of treatment that may be required.”
Meanwhile in England, a 23-year-old paramedic is also reported to have suffered a stroke after popping her neck.
Natalie Kunicki, who works for London Ambulance Service, ruptured her vertebral artery too, according to the Daily Mail.
She is slowly regaining her mobility, but doctors are unsure when and if she will ever fully recover.
A stroke happens when blood stops flowing to any part of the brain, damaging brain cells.
The effects of a stroke depend on the part of the brain that was damaged and the amount of damage done.
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Guess I'm never cracking my neck again.
This 40-Year-Old Suffered a Stroke in the Middle of a Yoga Handstand
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I think that pose just gave me a stroke too.
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EDIT: Apparently everything can give you a stroke
Think I'm going to just sit still for the rest of my life now.Quote:
Other things that can lead to a tear in the carotid artery include violently coughing or sneezing, having a chiropractic adjustment to the neck, or doing any other sudden, drastic neck movement, like dancing, explains Dr. Bahr Hosseini. People who live with health conditions that can weaken the arteries and blood vessels, like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome or fibromuscular dysplasia, are at higher risk. Those who smoke, have high blood pressure, or get regular migraines are also more likely to suffer a carotid artery tear.
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Sitting causes ass cancer
According to California, literally everything causes cancer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqD0pqDOAtk
And then the great city of Otisburg shall rise.
I forget what Superman movie it was but there's a scene where Lex just straight up prison shanks Supes in the kidney. Shit became hardcore for a second.
Superman Returns is literally the only Superman movie I've watched. I know the internet's opinion on which ones are good and which are shitty, but which ones are actually worth watching? I considered watching the new (est?) one because I like Kevin Costner, but the internet had a shit fit about that one too so I didn't bother. I also nearly watched 3 because why wouldn't you watch a movie with Richard Pryor in it, but the internet and world at large also seemed to have a shit fit about that. I dunno why, but I never could really get behind Batman or Superman stuff. The nolan movies were great, but the rest have been resoundingly meh.
It's hard to enjoy a movie about a man with limitless powers and zero weaknesses, isn't it? I mean, I get it. He was one of, or the first modern superhero. They hadn't really perfected the formula yet. But I mean..even Heracles was kind of a douchebag. Your story doesn't get thousands of years of staying power without a character arc or something to overcome. Superman's deal is like...he's immune to everything and can do all the things. There's never any danger of him failing.
Superman I is great.
Superman II is great, and General Zod is the shit.
Superman III is ok if you don't take it too seriously. Drunk Superman is the most underrated character ever and needs his own movie. Which is actually kind of happening with that BrightBurn movie despite not being an official Superman movie. Superman III was also an inspiration for Office Space.
Superman IV is pure garbage and should be avoided at all costs other than to experience 93 minutes of cringe.
Superman Returns is newer pure garbage.
Man of Steel was good. Not perfect but still good.
Batman v Superman was good too, other than the Doomsday's identify twist which was stupid as fuck and shits all over the actual Doomsday character from the comics.
I also fell asleep for like the last 2/3 of the movie because I was tired as fuck and never went back to finish it, but I still remember liking the movie.
There will never be another Lex Luthor as good as Gene Hackman, and there will never be Clark Kent as good as Christopher Reeve's.
And Otis. Otis is my hero.
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/...20110910164745
Never thought about it like that. That's worth giving it a look. And thanks Methais, for the breakdown. It's probably worth giving them a chance this weekend. I'm always wary of older movies that I never saw when I was younger because a good 50% of them just don't hold up without nostalgia to power you through the cheesy bits. I can't even watch Krull or Willow now and I did have nostalgia propping those up. You watch Alien or Aliens for the first time though in 2019 and they're still fucking amazing.
This is pretty much how I feel about Supermans. It's really hard to find something that's going to challenge him without it feeling contrived, and if you put him in a movie with other people that aren't at his level they wind up seeming useless. He's really only interesting if you're exploring the nature of his power (which I give the DC films a little credit for until they dialed it up to 11 and kept making Messiah comparisons) but they have mostly been DBZ-level spectacles of smashing buildings and lasers firing into the sky. Justice League should have had a hard cut-to-credits when Superman arrived.
https://youtu.be/MJKqPbvf8MI?t=216
^ Zod discovers Superman's non-kryptonite weakness. Sort of.
haha, perfect video response.
Forgot to also mention John Williams soundtrack >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not John Williams soundtrack.
Seriously, what asshole decided to scrap the John Williams theme starting wit Man of Steel?
A bunch of dickwads with herpes, that's who.
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This is a mind blowing feat of endurance and skill. I was Matt's capstone advisor at the University of Minnesota a few years back. It's hard to imagine how they pulled this off: 216 miles of canoeing, and 20 miles of portaging, in 69 hours.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=213469339194043
Just read the comments.
All of them.
Do it now.
You won't regret it.
Much.
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Elon Musks Neuralink says it's ready to start brain implant surgeries.
https://twitter.com/neuralink/status...20223578939392
That implant scares the shit out of me.
Stuff like this makes it all worth it:
https://twitter.com/RexChapman/statu...21000244879360
There's a lot of applications that would make the implant incredible but why does it have wireless access? It should be an implant that you can put a chip in and it only assists with that.
At some point we're going to hit the practical applications, we always do. Then it's gonna be "Oh I have the N5 and it lets me auto translate languages." and we're gonna see some cellphone level bullshit accessories.
So long as you don't get the chip 'upgraded' in Hengsha you should be ok.
For sure... they'll be like... this one comes in seafoam green and can provide instant erections while driving your Toyota vehicle and interfaces with Apple phone, but not Android. For an extra 2000 squidbits (currency of the future, you heard it here first) you can also add instant goosebumps and access to pornhub retinal display.
You have a dedicated service place for that. If you make it easily accessible, which it is, you can likely have a shop front that applies the update with like an hour visit.
C'mon man, basic sci-fi implants on a commercial scale 101.
Shit.
Shit, I'll take one. Imagine, your entire reality is based on what your brain tells you. Everything you see, smell, feel, hear... All because your brain says that is going on. Picture this, a device implanted into your head that tells your brain something else is there. Seamless augmented reality. Or even better, a full VR world that is just as real as the actual world.
Also, I need to renew my FCC license by next month.
I wonder what kind of technology they'll need for it to make Back not appear to be a retard.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...xXs82tEp_vAHJt
They dug a trench instead of fixing the pipe.
https://i.imgur.com/3OQOsuB.jpg
JOIN MY WEBRING!
I think there's two milestones that need to be achieved before this stuff reveals it's true potentials. First being a non-invasive form of connecting to a network, which really does not seem to be too difficult a goal to achieve. The second milestone will be the ability to upload, transfer and download consciousness. If they can figure that out, it changes everything about humanity.
I think neuralink will turn out to be Musks most important venture. It ties in really well with his ultimate goal of putting man on Mars.
Before we get there, 3D printing of joint replacements exists, and 3D printing of organ replacements is in its infancy.
Think ... StarTrek replicator.
For conciousness transfers, maybe StarTrek transporter, without the IMMEDIATE send ... slow transfer with some computerized memory retention.
For time travel (or best appearance of time travel), localized gravitational control.
Its always fun to look at current science and engineering progresses and attempt to determine the answer to two questions:
1) Where is it in the technological readiness spectrum (idea, formulation, shown in the lab ... all the way up to ... commercially available at low cost)?
2) what needs to be done next to make it more technologically feasible?
~Clunk
From what I have watched of the recent presentation, a "circuit" needs to be within a few mm of a neuron to work. That's why there needs to be internal connections. My guess this will eventually be done using injections of microchips, which is a technology that's already in existence. I don't think most people relish the idea of micro fibers running out of their skulls. A series of micron sized chips on the other hand, I would totally do it.
"It is the best game I have played in my life!"
Xanith - Human Warrior
19 years ago this morning, I was saying goodbye to some friends and we decided to go do a quick visit to the Twin Towers before flying home. 8AM on 9-11-00, we had a picture taken on the "Top of the World Trade Center"
Found Parkbandit's picture
https://i.imgur.com/pvcMIT5.jpg
Yep, that's definitely how we're gonna die.
THEY'D BETTER HURRY UP THOUGH THEY ONLY HAVE 12 YEARS TO DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111
Super cool robots with amazing stability. A bit slow, and lousy job of pallet stacking. Actually you can buy a bot that will do that stacking about 10x as fast, and much more accurately, but it will be in a fixed position. Cobots are where the action is. Basically robot assistance for repetitive, menial tasks.
Earth, compared to it's water and air
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How high do those bubbles go though?
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Unfortunately, many things will continue to become obsolete and "lost arts" - while those few persons still around who have the mastery in them already will benefit immensely. It's exciting and also a little bit scary to be alive in a time when the world for humanity is changing so quickly - arguably the fastest in human history.
I tried to read the article a few times and it seemed like the website was trying to give my system a virus. I was just getting to the part where IBM and Google are debating the point of quantum vs. binary computers - also reading up on quantum computers. It looks as though technology itself is going to replace almost all logistics jobs - starting in the IT industry - and especially related to software. AI has already begun replacing repetitive manual labor style jobs. Most of the highest paying jobs in the future will be be "hands on" techs working with hardware & AI - and master artists / craftsman with 20+ years of experience in their field. I'd argue that these techs are also artists / craftsmen of a kind.
Not really how we die (YET), but a cool video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3RIHnK0_NE
Reminds me of:
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I never noticed E.T. saying "Home...hooome....HOOOOOME!" when he sees Yoda.
https://youtu.be/wA1SLrPXLc0
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https://youtu.be/n9xhJrPXop4
Pog. Fucking. Champ.
SpaceX high altitude starship test flight.
:shocked:
SpaceX is attempting to test the 2nd SN9 Starship today between 12:00 - 6:00 pm cst, for those interested.
The Pluto TV app now has a channel that plays Bob Barker episodes of The Price Is Right 24/7
https://townsquare.media/site/442/fi...1&s=0&a=t&q=89
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Magnus is ridiculous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC1BAcOzHyY
Today I found out about ultrasonic repellers which somehow distract mice, rats, and mosquitoes but not domestic animals. That is groovy!
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