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bmwracer wrote:Checking for polyps? :rofl:

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:hehe: :shakehead: :hehe: Funny.

Ghostbusters cake. :hehe:

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bmwracer wrote:Ghostbusters cake. :hehe:

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The expression on the marshmallow man's face is perfect.

bmwracer wrote:Ghostbusters cake. :hehe:

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Oh no, Mr. Bill!

Random pics of the week (May 16 '12)

http://leenks.com/link422304.html

niknik wrote:Random pics of the week (May 16 '12)

http://leenks.com/link422304.html

I saw an Angry Bird bowling. Cool. :victory:

People pay lots of money and spend years going to acting classes/workshops, but as Sir Ian McKellen points out, it ain't that hard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyoWmkhRyp8

gaijinmark wrote:People pay lots of money and spend years going to acting classes/workshops, but as Sir Ian McKellen points out, it ain't that hard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyoWmkhRyp8

Im only pretending to post here. :beaten:

Perfectly timed pictures

http://leenks.com/link424494.html

niknik wrote:Perfectly timed pictures

http://leenks.com/link424494.html

LOL, the basketball one is hilarious. :rofl:

Not the way you want to go..... :shocked:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=52b_1285598403

niknik wrote:Not the way you want to go..... :shocked:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=52b_1285598403

Dayem... That ain't right. :(

24 Smartass Acts Of Vandalism

http://www.cracktwo.com/2012/06/24-smartass-acts-of-vandalism.html

niknik wrote:24 Smartass Acts Of Vandalism

http://www.cracktwo.com/2012/06/24-smartass-acts-of-vandalism.html

LOL, some good ones there. :rofl:

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Nice batchs of posters, Beem. :applaud:

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Spoiler — click to reveal

Walter Szulc Jr. was kayaking about 50 yards off Nauset Beach in Orleans on Saturday when he noticed a man on a standup paddleboard pointing at something just behind him.

When he turned to look, it was every swimmerfs worst nightmare: a great white shark.

He said he could see the fin coming out of the water and the long shadow, but not the head. Thatfs because, he said, the head was underneath him.

gTo actually see it, to see the fin come out of the water behind me, it was a moment, almost like I was watching it happen to me,h he said. gItfs hard to explain.h

What he does know is that he never looked back again. gIt all happened so quick and I knew I had to react,h he said. gI had a deep swallow, that eOh my Godf moment, then I just paddled.h

Szulc, 41, of Manchester, N.H., had never been in a kayak before that day, and he said he did not notice the commotion on the shore from beachgoers who had spotted the shark. Thatfs because he was looking for his two teenage children, wanting to showoff to them that he had finally figured out how to land on the beach without falling over in the waves.

The photo of Szulc being pursued by the long shadow has become an Internet sensation, and while hefs had a chance to reflect on it now, he said the chase – he estimates it lasted 60 to 90 seconds before the shark turned away – was all about reactions.

gI had my own little moment with God. I thought, eIs this it? Is this the way itfs going?f All I could sense is that I should paddle, that I should put my part in here. I just knew that I didnft want to end up in the water. And paddling-wise, I turned into a professional kayaker all of a sudden. I paddled like there was no tomorrow, like my life depended on it, and itfs quite possible that was the case.h

Just as he was approaching the wave break, the spot where he had already overturned several times that day, he said he saw the shark shadow turn away to the right. And, seconds later, he did tip, but he was in water shallow enough that he felt safe. Szulc said that he has always liked watching sharks on TV, but has no desire to get in the water with one again.

No shark activity has been observed in the Orleans area today, according to the harbormasterfs office.

Both spotter planes and patrol boats have been monitoring the area since the shark approached Szulc.

Although the waters are safe to swim in, beachgoers are encouraged to stay away from seals, which are a primary food source for sharks.

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I literally just saw this story on the news. :bonk:

niknik wrote:Not the way you want to go..... :shocked:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=52b_1285598403

I can't believe no one approached the pedestrian to see if he was okay!

Wynter wrote:

I can't believe no one approached the pedestrian to see if he was okay!

I think they all musthavebeen in shook from the suddenness of it all.