I'm calling bullshit on that one. I went to the source site, and... seriously... "hydrogen/helium" sourced from Caltech? what the heck is that? ...and the ribbons are reinforced with "Carbo-Titanium"?

John, they're pulling your leg.

Gotta wonder if YouTube's content filter picked up John Cage's copyrighted soundtrack and gave him a warning.

Is it April First already?!?

("mantyhose"... ROFL... Drea, you crack me up!)

i did this back in 2008, reversing the McCain/Palin and Obama/Biden logos... you can see it here: http://www.largexl.com/

Was so waiting for the Orc to say "Tell me about the rabbits again, George."

Doesn't the fact that it was organized by the airport itself make it exactly the opposite of a Flash Mob?

These people haven't heard of video conferencing? Skype? That's just crazy.

You couldn't work in Cobra? The pen's got snakes on it fercrissake! Seriously though... funny.

I don't think any of those photographs represent an animal looking at its own reflection in the water. The animals themselves are reflected, from the photographers perspective, but not from their own.

Why, why, why do people keep insisting this is a dumptruck? The same photos went around a few years ago, and everyone was calling it a dumptruck then too. Have these people ever actually SEEN a dumptruck?

They're clearly called BumperCarts.

m.

Yeah, umm... to expound on what FredB said, this is really just an elaborate art piece. think of it as a commentary about the ludicrous things that some people will spend money on.

I think F. Tupp is more correct. Not a pressure valve, but a check valve used in fule tanks in case of rollover. It's shown in the close position (car upside down), but when righted the ball sits in the cage and the valve is open.

While I'm not a coffee person, I will say that Carr Valley Bread Cheese is AMAZING. Throw it in a frying pan (srsly) until it gets a little bit of a crust, and eat it warm with some plum jam on top. You have no idea how good that is. Mmmmm...

I don't think this is an MRI. I've seen this before, and if I'm correct, these are actually photographs taken of a body as it was sliced. It's called the Visible Human Project, and the body (deceased, obviously) was encased in ice during the process.

Here's a link... http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/visible/visible_human.html