What a great way to start a life of brain damage!
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Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Super-strong neodymium magnets crushing a man's hand
This video graphically demonstrates what happens when two super-strength 72mm diameter neodymium magnets weighing 1.8kg slam together with a man's hand in between. This video is intended to demonstrate the incredible power of neodymium magnets and what can happen if they are mishandled.
The results are graphic and are only recommended for viewers over 18 years old. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
Trolling the email scammers
This British man's email exchange with a scammer escalated hilariously. Introducing 'Scamalot', a new weekly series from Mashable!
Tim Minchin's response to Cardinal George Pell
Cardinal George Pell is the most powerful dude in the Catholic Church of Australia. He’s currently working at the Vatican, but The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has demanded his presence in Australia.
But George has sent a doctor’s note saying he’s too unwell to fly.
The whole thing stinks to high hell, and many people in Australia are very, very angry…not least of all, the survivors in Ballarat, where abuse was sickeningly rife.
Pell was born and educated in Ballarat, and at one point actually lived with Gerry Ridsdale, one of the most prolific (and allegedly protected) paedophiles in Australian history. He has been accused of covering up the actions of others, and of sexually abusing a kid himself.
The church in Australia (like elsewhere in the world) knew of the actions of many of their priests, and rather than going to the police, shuffled them from diocese to diocese, facilitating their abuse rather than arresting.
The idea that Pell was unaware of the behaviour of Ridsdale (and others) is laughable to me.
http://www.timminchin.com/2016/02/16/come-home-a-charity-single-2/
Maurice Ashley Plays Chess trash talking guy In Central Park
Monday, 15 February 2016
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