So, apparently attaching a canine shock collar to yourself and then barking is something the kids are doing nowadays:

 

Drift Missile hits target?

 

I've done that before, but at a time before cellphone cameras. It was funny the first time and then gets way less funny when you are struggling to get it off and yelping because of the pain.

 

 

I did this in school over 10 years ago for laughs. There just wasnt a cameraphone in everyone's hands coupled easy sharing applications to be able to capture and share--instantly--the behavior that always existed.*




* I hope you read into that post...

 

The last band of color indicates the snake's tolerance for being held before biting.

 

Invisible prop awarded.

 

I was searching for the website of the company that makes "Brawler" brand solid tires for a scrap metal handling machine. The tires look like this:



If for some reason you happen to click on the "Google shopping" tab when searching, the first item that appears on the list is this:



I laughed out loud in my office.

 

Holy crap thats a lot of nuts.. what axles do these things use? Damn.

 

One way to test a dodge.

 

 

 

Embroidered Zoetrope



Awesome.

 

I'm not proud to admit that I have also done this. Although not on my neck. It hurts

 

 

Name the boat:



Bonus points if you name who drove it.
Triple bonus points if you can guess how much HP.

 

Over 9000

 

Miss America IX, constructed by Garfield Wood who first broke the 100 MPH barrier with it in 1931.

Each of the four Packard V-12 engines was rated at ~ 550 HP in the original configuration. The boat has had several different powertrains since, including a pair of 1,113-cubic-inch supercharged V-16s.

 

Tineye? Or random knowledge?

https://www.tineye.com/search/0ce1fd...b1b24b3fcabba/

http://www.seabreeze.com.au/News/Pow...e_8528242.aspx

 

Google image search is baws.