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Also, in case there was any doubt, some of our favorite college towns across the US are Missoula, Montana (Go Grizzlies!), Ann Arbor, Michigan, Gainesville, Florida
I wish I were lying. Somehow, Bobby Brown and Mike Tyson were allowed to dress up as vampires and sing the epic classic, “Monster Mash” on national television. What distorted alternate reality have I stumbled into?
Watch in awe after the jump..
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Ok, come on people, tell me that you also think Kate’s not as into Sawyer as we’re being led to think she is! Argh! It’s going to be a long Winter.
Hit the jump to watch a sneak peek of what is waiting for us after Lost returns (spoilers ahead)..
Tired of seeing the Japanese shirt folding video on Digg or your favorite forum for the 9 milliontyth time? Well, now it’s time for the good ole’ western style shirt folding video! That’s right, you’re about to witness a high point in innovation and learn how to create your own shirt folding “machine” with a little cardboard, a box cutter and a little sweat.
Watch and learn how to make your own shirt folding machine after the jump..
Way back in 1976, a desperate Hollywood producer had the great idea of putting together a spectacular stunt involving Ken Carter, where he would attempt to jump a rocket powered Lincoln Continental over the St. Lawrence River in New York, attempting to land over one mile away, safely of course. During the first attempt, there appeared to be some mechanical failure, at which point it seems that Ken Carter realized he’d basically be committing suicide. After repeated attempts to get Carter to retry the stunt, the producers of the stunt secretly got Carter’s friend Ken Powers to take his place. Without Carter’s knowledge, the stunt began with Powers behind the wheel, shocking Carter who was on-site and reportedly enraged at the decision. Needless to say the stunt was a MAJOR success, Powers didn’t die, though he didn’t really make it far in the first place. A few years later, Powers *would* however die when making another attempt at this same stunt, when he landed upside-down and was crushed to death by the Pontiac Firebird’s roof.
Watch the uncomfortable carnage after the jump..
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