Funny/interesting videos/pics

Triump the Insult Comic Dog visits the Occupy Wall Street protesters in NY. Dayem funny!

http://teamcoco.com/video/triumph-occupy-wall-st

Tu_triky wrote:Triump the Insult Comic Dog visits the Occupy Wall Street protesters in NY. Dayem funny!

http://teamcoco.com/video/triumph-occupy-wall-st

Yes his is.

I won't say more since thin isn't a rant thread. :hehe:

Eve wrote:

Yes his is.

I won't say more since thin isn't a rant thread. :hehe:

Seriously his taunts are hilarious.

Tu_triky wrote:

Seriously his taunts are hilarious.

I thought he should be quoted in the Times. :victory:

Eve wrote:


I thought he should be quoted in the Times. :victory:

:hehe: That would be a trip.

Pretty funny video.

The woman in the video is Japanese-American Arika Sato, who hails from Torrance!

http://youtu.be/-kzmKa74jcY

Tu_triky wrote:Pretty funny video.

The woman in the video is Japanese-American Arika Sato, who hails from Torrance!

http://youtu.be/-kzmKa74jcY

What a waste of toothpaste. :mrgreen:

AMAZING nanotechnology hydrophobic coating technology

http://youtu.be/7is6r6zXFDc

Tu_triky wrote:AMAZING nanotechnology hydrophobic coating technology

http://youtu.be/7is6r6zXFDc

Wow... I want to paint my car with that stuff... No need to wash the car ever again. :)

bmwracer wrote:
Wow... I want to paint my car with that stuff... No need to wash the car ever again. :)

Can you imagine the numerous applications for that stuff?!? This could be huge in several ways.

bmwracer wrote:
What a waste of toothpaste. :mrgreen:

:rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:Can you imagine the numerous applications for that stuff?!? This could be huge in several ways.

Absolutely...!

Though, I wonder what the downside of the stuff is....?

bmwracer wrote:
Absolutely...!

Though, I wonder what the downside of the stuff is....?

I dunno, but it works so well it's freaky. Go to their website, www.neverwet.com, and check out some of their application videos.

They submerged a treated plate in a bucket of liquid for a year and when they pulled it out, it was BONE dry. :shocked:

Tu_triky wrote:

I dunno, but it works so well it's freaky. Go to their website, www.neverwet.com, and check out some of their application videos.

They submerged a treated plate in a bucket of liquid for a year and when they pulled it out, it was BONE dry. :shocked:

I'd love some to really waterproof my raincoat.
Guessing it's probably toxic and doesn't breathe, so not so great on shoes.


Didn't see where they were selling the product though. Did I miss it?

Eve wrote:

I'd love some to really waterproof my raincoat.
Guessing it's probably toxic and doesn't breathe, so not so great on shoes.


Didn't see where they were selling the product though. Did I miss it?

Yeah, it's not available for sale as of yet.

Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah, it's not available for sale as of yet.

Wonder when.

Eve wrote:

Wonder when.

Serious. I'd definitely buy that stuff.

Eve wrote:I'd love some to really waterproof my raincoat.
Guessing it's probably toxic and doesn't breathe, so not so great on shoes.

I have read that certain nanotech is on the same scale as asbestos fibers and as such, are toxic as asbestos fibers in the lungs... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
I have read that certain nanotech is on the same scale as asbestos fibers and as such, are toxic as asbestos fibers in the lungs... :sweat:

They should make a body spray out of it so when you hit the pool or the ocean you come out bone dry and not need a towel. :hehe:

Or next time I slurp my ramen noodles when I get splattered by a little tonkotsu broth it just bounces off and flies back in to the bowl.

^ Interestingly, their was a movie a ways back about a guy who developed a chemical to add to cloth that resisted staining and certain powers-that-be tried to suppress it for fear of ruining the clothing industry...

EDIT: The Man in the White Suit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_in_the_White_Suit

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