I love skiing. I'd say I'm above average; not great. Using a skiing performance tracker app last year in Utah, I broke 40 mph on a downhill run and it scared the shit out of me. These skiers are going 80-90mph through this section. Don't want to think of me crashing at that speed.

Yeah, OK. Cause before Trump, no one ever threatened to sue. That's been the American way for years! You are generalizing.

2017? I don't get it. Why is this relevant now? What am I missing?

Fake. Money is taped/glued together. You can see bills on the outside when he catches that should fall, but don't.

I really hope this is good.

Thats all I could think about, was how many hips were just broken. Yikes.

Looked at his website, and the prices are not actually that bad. They have run times of around 5 hours, which is really cool. Love these, especially the one called 'Duality'. $2,600 is still a lot of money, but for the amount of detail and sheer coolness, that's not too bad.

These are really impressive. I'm not a big art person (gallery art, I mean)...but these are very intriguing. I'd put one in my house. But probably couldn't afford it.

I was ok until that line! And the respectful silence as he walked off....

I'm also amazed that they can capture the projectile on a panning camera.

NOPE!!! So close to that wall/roof/whatever it is.

Seems like she waited a long time to hit the SOS button on that device.

While I do like that theory, what I actually meant was, before sand and after sand. They didn't add the sand until 2012 after they did some sound testing. I would just like to hear the difference it made.

From the YT Description:
Pascal, a stray puppy from Turkey, was at the wrong place at the wrong time, when two twisted children started torturing the helpless dog.

He was only four months old when a rescue team found him in an industrial building and brought Pascal to He’Art of Rescue organization in Istanbul, Turkey. The kids did a lot of terrible things to the poor dog, and even covered the fellow in industrial glue.

The glue acted like cement and Pascal was so stiff he could basically move only his tongue. The staff at the facility shaved off the glue, along with twigs and mud that was stuck to Pascals fur. His skin was raw, pulsing with red wounds. It suffered significant damage from the chemicals, so the pup had to undergo a series of medical baths to recover.

Maybe it is hard to demonstrative over video, but I'm disappointed that the video didn't include any actual sand samples before and after.