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HD Super Slow Motion Surfer

The BBC aired this remarkable ground-breaking high definition super slow motion video of Dylan Longbottom surfing through a 12 foot monster barrel. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BOhDaJH0m4&fmt=18]

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Del The Funky Homosapien's Musical Stimulus Package

Hip hop legend Del the Funky Homosapien is offering his own version of the stimulus package for his fans. His latest album "Funk Man (The Stimulus Package)" was recently released as a free download. My girl Monica Herrera writes for Billboard:

...the rapper insists that for him, giving away an album was the only choice that made sense. "It was just sitting there, and nobody would've heard it ever, like the other 500,000 pieces of music I've got," says Del. "People are like, 'You're giving it away for free? What's the catch?' I'm like, 'There is no catch. You ain't gonna buy it. I know you ain't gonna buy it. But you might listen to it if I give it to you.' "

Download it here.

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Trey Speegle, Can You Imagine

I like this paint-by-numbers piece created by Texas-born New York artist Trey Speelge available for purchase at 20x200.

This work is a vintage paint-by-number that I have reconstituted by enlarging it, silkscreening it on canvas, mixing a fresh palette of 60 colors, blocking out the text and painting in everything but.

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Beer Pong Gone Wrong

There is such a thing as taking a drinking game way too seriously.

Joseph B. Jimenez, 24, was charged with first-degree murder for allegedly fatally shooting his opponent, Scott Riley, 25, following a game of beer pong at a Bridgeport home Friday night.

People, keep that elbow BEHIND the line.

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Spider "Resurrections" Take Scientists by Surprise

Scientists ran a simple experiment "to determine whether spiders in flood-prone marshes had evolved to survive longer underwater than forest-dwelling spiders can." As expected, the spiders eventually all died. Or so they THOUGHT.

Hours later, the spiders began twitching and were soon back on their eight feet.

"This is the first time we know of arthropods returning to life from comas after submersion," said lead researcher Julien Pétillon, an arachnologist now at Ghent University in Belgium.

WHAT THE FUCK. It's discoveries like this that adds to my ongoing fear of spiders.

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