 Link Scroll down for today's pictures & links. Pen Spinning: New Office Sport Become a champion when your boss is not looking. Then hypnotize him into a bigger salary. url Today's pictures & links: Click to enlarge images.  (original unknown) Custom paint job:   (original unknown) Mixed fresh links for today: The Weirdest Insects in the World - [nature] Amazing Photos of Castles, Palaces, and Chateaux - [travel] What happened to the most popular sites of 2001? - [web] 10 Watchamacallits and their real names - [interesting] Wonderful Japanese Cars We Never Got to Buy - [auto] Portable jaccuzzi on Alps' tallest mountain - [pics] The Swastikas: Edmonton Hockey Team - [picture] 10 Manliest Names - [funny] Finger Skills of Shaolin Monks - [wow video] Octopus!!: - via  (image credit: wackydoodler) J. P. Targete tree fantasy:  art by J. P. Targete Anyone has an idea what this is about? -  UPDATE Thanks, MataRatas. Here is a link with more info and pictures of this madness. Permanent Link... |
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The last picture is from an ad: http://www.pantherhouse.com/newshelton/who-do-ya-think-youre-talking-to-some-lamo-that-scuba-dives/
Everyone in Japan does that pen twirling thing, it's practised at school until it comes second nature.
Makes me want to take up my juggling sticks again.
I found out through a last-minute invite that you can get pretty good at a skill if you practice it intensively for a couple of weeks. (While walking is good.)
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