[kootastic says: they left out the sporting possibilities]

New Medical Discovery

"In the movie 'The Abyss', I thought the were breathing oxygenized fluid in those scenes... ..."

"you remember correctly. The method they developed in the article doesn't involve breath ..."

better catch a few good waves before burning in hell for eternity

"Sounds like the place to Be..."

"Scored 8 out of 9. "

"Guaranteed that clergy has some seriously repressed and twisted fetishes"

"Good time to invest in hell real estate. "

"At least I'll be stoked on the way down."

the perspective makes it a bit deceiving, but still huge nonetheless. Those people have got themselves some quality entertainment there, don't see that every day.

"My cooworkers claimed Photoshop. They are not surfers."

"I was there last year and I think the photo is probably legitimate. The spot is next to ..."

"Here you go - video footage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pOHD ..."

This is completely off topic, but this athlete reminds me of Bethany Hamilton a bit. Both are missing limbs but both manage to overcome their respective obstacles to compete in their sport at a level the great majority of us could only dream of. Some differences I see is Bethany's handicap was inflicted by a shark while Pistorius' was congenital.

The shady phenomenon of freak waves as tall as 10 storey buildings has finally been proved, the European Space Agency (Esa) said on Wednesday.

Sailors often whisper of monster waves when ships sink mysteriously but, until now, no one quite believed them.

don't know if you've all seen this yet. If so, please ignore.

The Kook dies again, spectators applaud.

"REPOST, it's even still on the first page....enough already"