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Hockey pucks and honey badgers must be cousins

JustSaying says...

Yep, it's official, balls of steel are for pussies. Real men have balls made of hockey pucks.
#fearCanada

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It sure is hard to get things to fall off of airplanes...

If I Die on Mars

EMPIRE says...

Yeah, the british guy seemed really intelligent, but really awkward (both socially and physically). I doubt he would be a good choice.

Obviously, I expect them to run extensive psychological exams on the last few candidates, I mean... these people will need to be intelligent, resourceful, with nerves (and balls) of steel, and also in good shape obviously.

Keeping Russia's sidewalks free of douchy drivers

Conflict in Israel and Palestine: Crash Course World History

dannym3141 says...

At this point, Israel are basically holding a midget at arm's length, kicking him in the balls with steel toe caps whilst Palestine slap ineffectually at their hand.

Israel has the capability to deal with the attacks on "their" land (let's not forget the UN recognise much of their occupation as illegal) without indiscriminate shelling of areas populated by MOSTLY innocent civilians. They are basically investing in future terrorism by choosing not to do so, giving themselves an excuse to elaborate on their prison camp which we refer to as Palestine.

You don't have to be FOR hamas to be AGAINST the killing of innocents, and i'm afraid Israel does the lion's (and the lioness', and the cubs') share of that. They can and should be better than retaliation.

John Pilger: Why has journalism succumbed to propaganda?

Russian Man Feeding a Wild Bear through a Window

newtboy jokingly says...

This makes me think we need a 'Darwin Awards Runners Up' channel for people who do incredibly stupid things that SHOULD have killed them, but didn't.
Dude's got some balls of steel, shaking hands with a hungry wild bear.

Mike Tyson vs. Canadian Reporter

newtboy says...

Actually you seemed to be discussing your likely mistaken assumption that the reporter was 'reporting future comments' rather than using proper English to state what a normal detractor might/would say if present. "some of your critics would say". In this context, those words are interchangeable. It's another definition of 'would' not meaning 'will say in the future' but instead meaning 'would be saying right now if they were here and had balls of steel'.
There's little question that his detractors have, do, and will say a well known convicted rapist's endorsement might hurt a candidate's chances, so even if you insist he's reporting on the future, it's not a leap to say 'detractors' will bring up his violent and felonious past as one that makes his endorsement a negative.
Reporters often don't give sources, especially for obvious statements like 'people who don't like you will say bad things about you' (which is also not a prediction of the future, but a statement about the present), you really don't need sources to confirm that kind of statement.

MrFisk said:

"You're a talker. Listening to talkers makes me thirsty. And hungry." -- Sandor Clegane

First of all, don't tell me what we're discussing: "What we are discussing is the value of mike tyson's endorsement ... ," especially if we're not discussing the same thing.

I criticized the broadcaster -- others criticized Mike Tyson.

In fact, my primary argument was against the broadcaster, and my secondary argument is on the validity of Tyson's rape conviction (I used a different thread and video for that one). Notice the difference?

I criticized the broadcaster's sloppy attempt to predict the future (which is unethical because it's impossible, to say the least) and his lack of sources thereof. What was ridiculous on my part, was my original assumption that future sources could possibly exist!

And I didn't respond to all of your quips because they're not all worthy of response. In your introduction you stated, "I'm utterly unconvinced by your assertion that the public did not think his rape conviction devalued his endorsement. <--[I'm criticizing the broadcaster, you're criticizing your assumption of what I think of Tyson.] Why do you think that? <--[Begs the question.] Because you did? <--[False accusation.] As soon as i understood the story (there's no description) my immediate reaction was, "well if an ear biting rapist ex-boxer endorses you...." How am I supposed to respond to this? I was originally offended by the broadcaster's lack of professionalism regarding his sources, but this thread forced me acknowledge his lack of logic and ability to predict the future. How cool is that?

"Think I'll take two chickens."

Yazidi survivors rescued by helicopter

newtboy says...

Whenever I see videos where they're shooting from a helicopter, I wonder why they don't catch their empties. That's a lot of hot brass they're dropping all over, wasting shells and contaminating whatever's below them. Why?
I agree, this reporter both has balls of steel and is obnoxious, but my thought was he could have simply given one of the military a go-pro instead of going with them, and 3 more children (or 2 thin adults) could have been saved.

Yazidi survivors rescued by helicopter

Walking over an 1800 foot deep gorge, no safety line

Clark Little on Staring Down Shorebreak for The Perfect Shot

Sébastien Loeb's Record Setting Pikes Peak Run 2013

Asmo says...

I'll give the guy all the credit for a suberb run (and balls of steel) but it's just not the same thing as driving it on gravel in a group B car.

Even if you ignore the sun in the eyes, stick gear changes and the way Vatanen had to use the clutch in the corners because the engine just had too much power, the sheer difficulty of traversing a low friction surface like gravel puts his time in a league of it's own.

Watch the two videos and you see the complete technical difference, Loeb goes in to low gear through the corners, doesn't drift at all (even drops in to first at points), and uses the cars acceleration combined with tarmac traction to get back up to speed. He even hits 6th gear quite a few times in the run. His control of the wheel is very smooth and measured.

Now watch Vatanen. Most of the corners, he's probably riding 2nd or 3rd and instead of breaking, is using the crazy horsepower of the engine to keep him going round the corner. He doesn't reach the same sort of top speeds of course because he's constantly fighting the loss of traction even in a straight line. His wheel control is excellent, but you can observe how he is constantly fighting to maintain his place on the road.

I suspect Loeb probably could better Vatanen's time with the same car and similar conditions, but we'll never know.

World's First Kim Jong-un Impersonator

ugh says...

Personally, I would worry at least a tiny bit that the wrong someone would actually think I was the real thing and try to kill me. Balls of steel this guy has.



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