Amazing funny weird things on this site. update daily.
Spectators at the fencing competition at the Olympics are often treated to some dramatic, emotional scenes - played out by passionate competitors dressed all in white, hi-tech gear, meeting inside a large darkened stadium. It also makes for some dramatic imagery, which I’ll share with you here — 16 scenes from recent women’s fencing matches in Beijing
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The 2008 Tour de France cycling race is now over, won by Spain’s Carlos Sastre, with a time of 87h 52m 52s. Sastre beat second-place finisher Cadel Evans of Australia by only 58 seconds, over a 21 stage course that added up to over 3,500 kilometers (2,175 miles). This entry covers the second half (including mountain stages) of the Tour - for earlier coverage 2008 Tour de France part I
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When I saw Photos, then lost my words
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Waw, that’s so cool!! Good done the Chinese monks 
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France is currently hosting the 95th Tour de France - which began on July 5th, and continues through July 27th. The Tour is the world’s largest cycle race, with twenty teams of nine riders (invitation-only) entered in this year’s race. Ten riders have dropped out so far, including one suspension for a doping offense
Awesome Canopy formation
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BASE jumping is a sport involving the use of a parachute or the sequenced use of a wingsuit and parachute to jump from fixed objects–with the parachute unopened at the jump (else see paragliding). “BASE” is an apronym that stands for the four categories of fixed objects from which one can jump just like Building, Antenna ,Span ,Earth etc.
I have never do this kind of sports, it’s too dangerous. What should I do if the wingsuit cannot work after I jumped ?? 
The best circular bike ever made, at UCSB, by a guy whose last name starts with W… or at least its it the top ten
Here’s an idea of what to do when you have some broken bikes on your hand and you don’t want to get rid of them. This ingenious invention is made out of nine salvaged bicycles assembled in a carousel formation. The Circle Bike was created at USCB, it’s modular, it can be taken apart and reassembled and it is normally left in public places so different bike enthusiasts can take it for a ride.
