Nail Gun Is No Fun

Not only does your buddy have to get a tetanus shot, you get to brag to your friends about how you nailed him. Well done.

It's not fair. It's just not fair. How come this guy gets such a sweet toy and I don't? I would sell my left nut to have a suit like this. Hell, if I had this dude's know-how I could probably make a robotic replacement!

His real axe to grind is with Twitter. He abhors it, calling it a “state surveillance agency staffed by gullible volunteers… a Stasi for the Angry Birds generation.” Nailed it.

Kelly Ripa is an American talkshow host who co-fronts morning TV show “Kelly and Michael”, they were having a discussion about the iPhone 6 Plus. But Ripa wanted to see how big exactly 5.5 inches really was.

Quadrotors are fricken awesome. It's like one of Newton's laws or something. How could they be more awesome I hear you ask? Well, if they could balance stuff between their spinning blades and pass it to each other mid-air!

Imagine if all the planets in the solar system were the same distance from the earth as the moon, Cool, eh? If the sight of gas giant Jupiter wheeling across the night sky doesn't make you crap your pants i'd get some glasses!

This kid had no chance of pulling off this trick and even in the slim chance he didn't land on his face all he could brag about was how he jumped off a 2 foot rail. This has FAIL written all over it!

They might be amateurs, but these guys sure do have the spirit. Catching some sweet air in broad daylight in the middle of town takes some balls. I wouldn't like to see their repairs bill either...

This kitty either has a weight issue and wants to try and burn off some excess calories or it has identity issues & is using the washing machine as a giant version of a hamster wheel. Lets hope he cleans up his act soon!

There's a lot of camaraderie in the army but that also means a lot of pranking too. So pity this poor guy, all he wants is to take a peaceful dump, but he's friends have other ideas of the explosive kind.

So those wish lantern things seem safe enough, right? If you scaled that up about 100 times and set it off amidst a pile of volatile explosives, nothing could possibly go wrong, right? Yeah, didn't think so.