A friend just posted this on Tumblr, and I thought it was fab*.
I don’t really ‘get’ Tumblr**. So I figured I might as well just put it here.
* Does this make me sound old?
** Does this?
A friend just posted this on Tumblr, and I thought it was fab*.
I don’t really ‘get’ Tumblr**. So I figured I might as well just put it here.
* Does this make me sound old?
** Does this?
We’ve probably all seen this amazing video of a guy who’s recorded all the parts to Stevie Wonder’s Wish using only his voice.
And it’s pretty darn good. But here’s a very different type of musical multi-tasking that gets me laughing every time. Keep going to the end – it just keeps on giving. (It’s only three minutes!)
Hmmm. How did they know?
Well, I don’t know about you, but I think this sentence is pretty damn amazing:
“I do not know where family doctors acquired illegibly perplexing handwriting, nevertheless extraordinary pharmaceutical intellectuality, counterbalancing indecipherability, transcendentalizes intercommunication’s incomprehensibleness.”
(See here for a little more about this. Not much more, though.)
On a side note, I wonder how many times I’ve started a post on here with “Well”?
Feels like too often.
See this footage of toy planes being flown around hanging on wires?
Nope, them’s real planes, them is.
Jeepers. I’ve seen people doing this sort of stuff before, but on a road bike? Who’d have thought it, eh?
Description from YouTube:
Martyn Ashton takes the £10k carbon road bike used by Team Sky’s Bradley Wiggins & Mark Cavendish for a ride with a difference. With a plan to push the limits of road biking as far as his lycra legs would dare, Martyn looked to get his ultimate ride out of the awesome Pinarello Dogma 2. This bike won the 2012 Tour de France – surely it deserves a Road Bike Party!