He shouldn't be allowed to purchase any more great paintings, or be forced to seal them all in protective casings. Either way, it's inexcusable.

Haha, good point. Considering he was 55 when she was born is disturbing as well, but when you live to be 105, I'd say most normal laws don't apply...

Maybe not aluminum as it flexed a lot. Maybe carbon fiber, or fiberglass...

Um, this wasn't really splitting an arrow. He shot an arrow into the hollow core of a more modern aluminum shaft that was most likely put there by hand. Seeing as how the nock was absent, it couldn't have been fired from a bow. As for the Mythbusters, that's what gave them problems, the nock. The "Myth" was ultimately busted. Either way, that guy is an amazing shot.

I don't like the look of it in day light, or normal viewing. Gives the looks of major scaring. Old news though, I've known about uv ink for a little over a year or so now. It just wasn't approved, so only well known friends of tattoo artists could run the risk of cancer...

"babies like bongs"

I second that, and on that same note, Happy Hippy Day!

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Ol’ Yankee ingenuity? That's pure crack head right there. At the very least, he should have found a way to weld it into the window using a steel plate, and some sort of bracket. As for the generator, I would be more worried about it catching on fire (When people didn't steal your fuel). However, it does raise an interesting thought. Could one take the engine off the generator, and make the generator belt driven...