Formaldehead

I'm seeing the boars outlines in white, instead of black. Is it just me? Is it the nutmeg?

What's up with the new look? It's really soft on the eyes, and all, but I'm not sure that it will attract the BIR CORPORATE SPONSOR.

Of the Ursus Mark VI Testing: Truck: 18 collisions with a three-tonne truck travelling at 50 kilometres an hour (30 m.p.h) Rifle: Shot at with 12 gauge shotgun, using “Sabot” slugs Arrows: Armour-piercing arrows, fired from 45 kilogram (100 lb.) bow Tree Trunk: Two collisions with a 136 kilgram (300 lb.) tree from a height of 9 metres (30 ft.) Bikers: Assault by three bikers — the largest, 2.05 metres (6 ft. 9 in.) tall, weighing 1 75 kilograms (385 lbs.). Biker armaments: splitting ax, planks, baseball bat. Escarpment: Jumped off escarpment, falling over 15.25 metres (over 150 ft.) Ursus Mark VII Test Video

This terrible accident would not have occured if they had only been wearing this.

Some loser. Who cares? Ihear Justin is realy HOT Correct. You're welcum.

Some loser. Who cares?

Would you like to discuss what is or is not in good taste? Yes. Good or bad taste? Discuss.

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Die JUSTIN! Die!

careful guys this dark minded science nerd might be up to something. Huh? I've been too busy lately trying to earn a NOBEL PEACE prize in PHYSICS for my Death Ray.

the implications for WORLD PEACE are soooooo obvious Thanks to Michelson, and Einstein, and Oppenheimer, and Teller, etc, we have E=mc^2, which has led to the development of 100M ton thermonuclear devices, which has led to our current level of unprecedented WORLD PEACE.

Michelson-Morley Experiment disproved the presence of the aether, the medium through which light was thought at the time to progate through. The implications of the Michelson-Morley experiment eventually led Einstein to set the speed of light in a vacuum to be a constant (Special Relativity).

People getting hurt...funny...

Hmmm...you've spent a bit of time thinking about this, I see. Are you Saud?

What is up with the Nobel Prizes in science being given to people aged 70-90? You'd think they'd hook them up a bit earlier, so that they could enjoy the $1,300,000, instead of using it to buy geriatric perscription drugs. Weak...

I'm never voting again.

Here!!

Killer bouldering in Patagonia. And your point? Lost on everyone but me. The B'Ham herald had an article in it the other day about a local climber who went to Patagonia to boulder. Didn't make much sense, to head all the way down there to boulder next to such rad peaks.

#10 pretty much excludes climbing in SW BC.

You forgot Eurasia and Eastasia.

:BARF: The future of American politics. I'd rather vote for a robotic bust of Conan than the real thing.

Killer bouldering in Patagonia.

Killer alpine down there...wait...nope, no alpine. My bad.