I wonder how far in the air this guy is - “Don’t talk trash about male cheerleaders, they can throw you further than you think.”
I’m not exactly sure why, but there is a granite circle inscribed in the ground near the memorial honoring women who served in the World Wars.
Britain’s worst driver was behind bars last night after being banned from the roads for nine lifetimes plus 109 years - Can’t beat the sound bites from this article: “In 2000, Williamson was branded the worst driver “in Scotland, if not the UK”, after earning his sixth life ban.”
Trading up from a paper clip to a house - Over the course of about 10 trades, this guy has gone from a large red paperclip to a year’s free rent in Arizona. He’s looking to continue trading until he gets a house.
This man is a genius.
Panopticon - When researching that previous link, I ran across the panopticon, a prison designed by a philosopher (sounds interesting already) that would: “allow an observer to observe all prisoners without the prisoners being able to tell if they are being observed or not, thus conveying a ‘sentiment of an invisible omniscience’.”
Perhaps the internet really can make you smarter — or at least armed with a trivial storehouse of knowledge.
Man caught changing traffic lights - This guy was changing traffic lights for two years with something called an Opticon, and was only charged $50 when caught. I would think it would be way way more.
In the grand Tumbledry tradition, I bring you another round of “5 Questions.” Five questions is presented here on a very irregular schedule; that is, whenever I think of it. It is a tumbledry feature, just like “Food at the Binz” or “boring posts about my life” (the latter category receives many many entries). For those of you who are new to the game: the first five questions asked of me via the comments attached to this post will be answered. Plain and simple.
I will leave a comment below to answer the questions after five have accumulated. If I have not yet written answers, yet 5 questions have been asked, you may still write questions — but there are no guarantees about whether you will receive a response.
Ask away.
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