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6 Insane Coincidences You Won't Believe Actually Happened
Ohio is Full of Astronauts Quick: What's special about Ohio? Nothing? Well, hold on to your ass. The first two aviators in both Ohioan and American history were Orville and Wilbur Wright, who successfully demonstrated the world's first airplane in 1903. "We will call it the 'Get Out of Ohio Machine.'" So Ohioans helped mankind take to the skies. Well, 59 years later, another Ohioan heard that the U.S. government was shooting people into space. Just look how happy he is! First in flight, first into orbit, and Ohio was two for two. Where it Gets Weird: So the Wright Brothers and John Glenn all came from the same state. Ohio, the "I'm outta here" state. First in flight, orbit and the moon--Ohio, Ohio and Ohio. Where it Gets Even Weirder: Oh, wait, no. This guy. Seriously, NASA even has a thing on its website practically apologizing for the fact that a state containing just 3% of America's population so utterly dominates the frontiers of human flight. The July Fourth Curse Commence mindfucking.
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8-Bit vs. Reality:: Kidrobot's Blog, The KRonikle
UK designer, Aled Lewis crosses the streams of reality and 8-bit with a fun new photographic series. Aled is best known for his clever t-shirt illustrations on Threadless, but his latest project superimposes your favorite pixelated video game characters of yesteryear with photographs of real life scenarios. via fubiz
Dave Grohl: 'I was ready to quit music. It felt to me like music equalled death. I started praying…' – interview | Music | The Observer
Camper vans are great, says Dave Grohl, stretching out in the back of one in a car park in Los Angeles. "Great," he says, "until you have to empty the fucking tank." He means the bit under the in-vehicle toilet, and having mentioned it immediately screws up his face – grimace distorting the mouth-framing goatee, frown sending out ropes of shoulder-length hair from behind his ears. It's not that the 42-year-old musician is imagining having to clear out any sewage himself. No, he is screwing up his face because his five-year-old daughter, Violet, is also on board, almost in hearing range, and he just let slip the f-word. "Daddy?" "What-y?" "I'm going to put my head in the air duct." "Don't," says Grohl, smirking, "put your head near that air duct," and he mouths to me: That was close. It is a sunny June afternoon and we are outside one of LA's biggest music venues, the Gibson Amphitheatre, where he and Foo Fighters are rehearsing ahead of a live performance at the MTV Movie awards. "No.
6 Life-Changing Uses for Binder Clips (That You Could've Easily Thought Of) from Look What I Found
Yes, it may seem like an ordinary binder clip. And it is. Make no mistake -- it will keep your papers organized with the best of them. 1. (via) 2. (via) 3. iPod Dock Just go to your local Apple Store, pretend like you're interested in all the MacBook Airs, and walk right out. (via) 4. (via) 5. (via) 6. (via)
Shocking: Why pink is just a figment of your imagination | Space, Military and Medicine
Look at all that.... minus green? Source: Sunday Mail (SA) PINK doesn't exist. That's right. Apparently there's no such thing as pink light, meaning that blind spot on the colour spectrum is merely a stopgap for all the remaining invisible light waves. Take our test: Stare at the pink spot below for one minute, then look into the white space directly to its right. Take a look - what do you REALLY see? In an incredible YouTube video - scroll down to watch it below - from 'minutephysics', it's explained that pink is made up from red and blue light - which our eyes see together to form pink. Which is great news for all those maligned for their allegiance to pink, making life more difficult for schoolyard bullies, homophobes and Pink Panther nemesis Inspector Clouseau. So what should we call "pink" if it doesn't really exist? "Minus green". Here are five changes we'd have to make if "pink" no longer existed: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
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