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Oh nothing to see here, just Robbie “Maddo” Maddison making history by surfing using his dirt bike.
Maddo takes his unusual motorcross-surfing method and hits the powerful and iconic waves of the saltwater terrain of the Pacific Ocean in Tahiti.
William Shatner singing Pulp’s 90s Britpop hit “Common People” is pretty cool, but there’s one way to make it even better.
And that’s by setting it to clips from Star Trek: The Original Series that make it look like the characters are singing it. Hit it! “She came from Greece she had a thirst for knowledge…”
It’s not like the story of a Baron from the House of Lords caught doing cocaine with prostitutes needed any added sensation, but YouTube Taiwanese Animators added it anyway.
As is their way, they’ve turned the news story into a hilarious and ridiculous animation that gets the details across in the most entertaining, overblown and exaggerated way possible.
David Laffargue is a man who won’t leave an iPhone behind—not on his watch! After he found one down a cliff while out basejumping.
The phone had fallen 20 meters so Laffargue learned to rock climb so he could retrieve it, then made this video so he (well, the internet) could find the owner. Ps. she was found and David’s awaiting her address to send her the phone.
Everyone knows that if you really want to prove a point, the best thing to do is put a scientist in a lab coat, sit him down, and get him to eat his way through some delicious crunchy dung beetles embedded in some mashed potato.
It might sound disgusting and cruel to scientists, but in reality scientists love doing things like this just to prove a point to us mere mortals that they have superior knowledge and know things that we can’t even begin to comprehend.
Following on from Gary and Martin Kemp playing the notorious East London gangsters in 1990s The Krays, Tom Hardy brings his acting chops to interpret these volatile hardmen.
Hardy looks very convincing as the two brothers who became legends after their time dominating, and fascinating, 1950s and 1960s London.
The days and nights seem to slip by so quickly, don’t they? And just what exactly do you achieve?
If this is a worry of yours then the Art of Manliness has some suggestions on how you can achieve more by bookending your day with some solid morning and evening routines.
Sometimes the best soldiers are brave men and women who can keep calm under adversity—and sometimes the best soldiers are pugs.
Sure Sergeant Pugsley might have a drinking problem, and sure he might be a bit of a maverick. And, yeah ok, he might be a dog who poops outside, but he’s the best damn soldier you could ever hope for, goddammit!
