99 life-sized replicas of wolves and glass wall; Wolves: papier mâché, plaster, fiberglass, resin, and painted hide
Posted on 01 February 2012.
99 life-sized replicas of wolves and glass wall; Wolves: papier mâché, plaster, fiberglass, resin, and painted hide
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Posted on 04 January 2012.
From the book “The Male Mystique” which apparently is a must for anyone into the 60′s and 70′s, we’ve got 23 tips to make sure she never gets to put a ring on it.
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Posted on 14 November 2011.
FROM LIL B NEW MIXTAPE “BASEDGOD VELLI”
PLEASE EVERYONE I MADE THIS TO INFORM EVERYONE THAT I LOVE AND RESPECT AND EVERYONE THAT LISTENS TO MY MUSIC AND LOVES BASED TO PLEASE GET TESTED AND PROTECT YOURSELF AND PARTNERS
AND BE SAFE,
I WANT YOU TO NO IF YOU HAVE SEX YOU ARE AT RISK
PLEASE USE CONDOMS AND HAVE SAFE SEX,
PLEASE I LOVE YOU,
IF YOU CARE ABOUT ME UPLOAD A VIDEO OF YOU GOING TO GET TESTED AND SEND TO ME I WILL ALSO UPLOAD A VIDEO OF ME GETTING TESTED,
I LOVE YOU AND IF YOU ARE POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE NO YOU HAVE SUPPORT – Lil B
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Posted on 11 November 2011.
I don’t know how this guy managed to build a 3,118 coin coin tower on top of a single dime on the corner of a table but boy did he do it. It took him 7 hours, over 200 dollars in change plus some presumably insane weed smoking to pull it off. The final tally of coins used: 600 quarters, 501 dimes, 313 nickels, 1699 pennies and 5 coins from foreign countries. Screw a Coinstar, I’m going to try to do this next time I have a stack of change. One question though: where’s the video of him knocking the tower all over and making it hail?
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Posted on 31 October 2011.
It is hilarious that his excuses are the same ones that cops do not listen to every single day. Im late for work, I didnt see you, you dont need to put the hand cuffs on me im cooperating.
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Posted on 21 September 2011.
The Gonzo team head out to Hollywood to train with actor and legendary martial arts expert, Michael Jai White. Safe in the confines of a specialist stunt gym Jamie learns how to throw a killer punch and the perfect roundhouse kick, and how to sell a choreographed fight, just like they do in the movies. But when he’s put to the test, can he pull it off…?
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Posted on 13 September 2011.
What you’ll need:
- 300 people. (Yep, three hundo. Plan on busting out a seriously witty Facebook invite)
- Two large wooden poles approximately 12 feet in height and 8 inches in diameter with spikes at either end.
- An outdoor space in which you can insert two very large wooden poles in the ground and/or severely vandalize two existing poles that happen to be place equi-distant in an open field.
- Matching uniforms so you can tell who the hell is on your team.
- Protective head gear. (please watch the video above if you’re confused as to why
The Rules:
- Two teams of 150 fierce competitors vie for “control” of their respective wooden pole that is perpendicular to the ground.
- Two wooden poles are set up at opposite ends of the field.
- Each team is split into two groups of 75 attackers and 75 defenders.
- The two attacking teams start on opposite ends of the field and rush the defenders dutifully protecting their respective poles.
- No shoes, gentlemen.
- Whichever team manages to pull their pole down to at least a 30 degree angle first gets to shout victory.
How to Play:
The defenders start the game amassed around the pole awaiting the onslaught of their competitors while select team members climb the pole in order to defend their territory. One lucky guy camps out near the top of the pole, while several others form a cheerleader-like pyramid around the base.
The attackers assume whatever strategic formation they deem most effective after presumably watching hours of game tape and then at the signal commence their blitzkrieg. Attackers: don’t forget the battle cries.
After a shoeless sprint, the attackers launch themselves on top of the defending team by literally jumping right on top of them in attempt to reach their ultimate prize. This may include but is not limited to: standing on heads, kicking faces, crowd surfing and pulling off uniforms in attempt to climb on top of said enemies. Some non-soldiers (who somehow know 300 people willing to play) have removed the shirts from the game entirely to avoid the hassle of having their uniforms ripped.
Defensive uniforms, at least in the National Defense of Japan cadet world, where the game originated, frequently include belts in their kits. The faithful warriors will grasp each others belts with a firm grip to create a human wall in attempt to stall the 75 man rush about to pummel them.
The winning team is whichever team is able to lower the pole to a thirty degree angle first. But don’t think you can take your sweet ass time. Pole-bending must be done in 3 minutes or less.
Ok, BONZAI!
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