Awesome stuff you see on the internet
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My kind of hero. The speeds are in MPH by the way..
Due to a serious heart condition and a hypoxic brain injury, i have to give up motorcycling at the ripe old age of 72. with stiff shoulders a aching back and dodgy knees i managed my final laps on my sons awesome Ducati V4 Panigale. my failing eyesight and excessive flatulence didn't slow me down as its a extremely fast lap. -
@mikethesnow i wanna know who took his photo...
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@siam said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
@mikethesnow i wanna know who took his photo...
Photo shop
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@nta said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Gotta say this is pretty impressive.
When it comes to music I just use one of these. And yes he can play it upside down. Just not sure about the spoons.
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Hippo goes dolphin mode!
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@taniwharugby said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Hippo goes dolphin mode!
Everybody needs some fun. Wouldn't want the bugger to catch me though.
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191K views · 6.1K reactions | Hysterical! 🤣 Posted @withregram •...
Hysterical! 🤣 Posted @withregram • @officialrickastley Dave, Jimmy, I saw your clip on YouTube. Amazing !! felt the need to respond - keep on Rockin and ‘Rollin’ Rick ♥️ @jimmyfallon...
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@bones said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Hysterical! 🤣 Posted @withregram • @officialrickastley Dave, Jimmy, I saw your clip on YouTube. Amazing !! felt the need to respond - keep on Rockin and ‘Rollin’ Rick ♥️ @jimmyfallon...
Brilliant
Rick seems like a right good egg
This cracks me up every time I see it
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@taniwharugby jesus that is scary!!
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@bovidae said in Awesome stuff you see on the internet:
Anyone remember the Highlander TV series from the 1990s with Adrian Paul? That wasn't a bad watch from memory.
i actually downloaded a the first season last year, hadn't aged super well but still fun, also remember Roger Daltrey (of The Who fame) played a recurring role which was random and kind of cool
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Holy shit!
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@taniwharugby Geez, not sure whether that girl/woman was brave or stupid; I guess that was pure instinct to protect her pets, just like the mother bear tried to protect her cubs.
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“He’s also inspired a few people who have been recovering from illnesses to get up and walk as well. He’s just incredible.”
“Nobody's allowed to complain of their aches and pains,” she laughed.
During the climb, Trevor stops every 10m to 20m for a short break, before finally reaching the top about 20 minutes later. He takes the zig-zag track this time, as it rained earlier. Usually he goes straight up the vertical track.
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