Couldnt find the one where the loser is seen plummeting to his death
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Of all the ways to die...
Can we please nominate this fool for a Darwin Award?
At least he took himself out of the gene pool.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
El derramó su amor por ti
Me cagué de la risa con este video del patio ochentero. I'm sure yall know the tune. Chekeen a Salo manejando, y a Zito Bares en Congas. En verdad no ta tan mal el video ni la canción, ni el recording (Poti?). Igual cague de risa.
ya que nadie postea nada....
just wanted to give you guys the capt. yanx update
1. i flew to the gulf of mexico yesterday... that was one long ass flight for a single engine 160HP Cessna 172
2. i passed my Commercial Pilot written exam today with a 93
3. im 35 hours short of getting my commercial license
4. eventually i will have all the bitches in the cockpit, different area codes and different country codes!
peace!
Monday, January 19, 2009
Those dirty french pilots and stewardesses (NSFW)
hope the screenshot doesnt cause anyone trouble at work...
Thursday, January 15, 2009
This was not a bad idea...so of course, they shut it down
Facebook Blows A Whopper Of An Opportunity
Burger King, through their insanely creative advertising agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky (see their recent Burger King perfume launch), launches a Facebook application that encourages users to remove Facebook friends. Sacrifice ten of them and you got a free Whopper. 233,906 friends were removed by 82,771 people in less than a week.Facebook is overjoyed, right? What a great example to show the Madison Avenue agencies on how a big brand can get real engagement from users. This is the future of advertising. Or it could have been, if Facebook hadn’t shut it down, citing privacy issues:
We encourage creativity from developers and brands using Facebook Platform, but we also must ensure that applications follow users’ expectations of privacy. This application facilitated activity that ran counter to user privacy by notifying people when a user removes a friend. We have reached out to the developer with suggested solutions. In the meantime, we are taking the necessary steps to assure the trust users have established on Facebook is maintained.
Did anyone talk to the sales department before pulling the trigger on this? All that happened is the user being dissed got a message telling them, which helps the application spread virally. Without that feature the app is far less powerful. There is no real privacy issue here, just a policy decision by Facebook that people shouldn’t be notified when you remove them as a friend.
Facebook consistently tell users they can’t do things in the name of privacy, despite the fact that those users know full well what they are up to.
Unless investor and partner Microsoft makes them do it, of course.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Police catch burglar using Facebook
New Zealand police use Facebook to stop crime
By Saeed Ahmed
CNN
(CNN) -- Police in southern New Zealand nabbed a would-be burglar after they posted security camera images of him trying to break into a safe on the popular social networking site, Facebook.
Having removed his balaclava after his efforts made him hot, the would-be burglar looks up at a security camera.
The Queenstown police are calling it their first Facebook arrest. The police department created its online presence on the site just two months ago, said Constable Sean Drader.
"It's pretty popular, isn't it, this site?" Drader told CNN Wednesday, surprised at the quick success.
The 21-year-old masked man allegedly broke into a local pub through a roof early Monday morning and spent considerable time trying to crack open a safe using an angle grinder.
"It's a very small room that he broke into, and it was hot weather. It's summer here," Drader said. "There are sparks flying all about him. And after about an hour, he gets too hot and takes his gloves and balaclava off."
Unable to break open the safe, the man gave up and got ready to leave, Drader said.
"He looks around to see if he's forgotten anything, and he looks up right at the camera. It was rather silly. We got a good look," he said.
The police department posted the surveillance camera photos on its Facebook page. By the next day, the man was in custody, fingered by viewers who recognized him from the images on the site, and from TV segments on the Facebook posting.
Police did not release the suspect's name, but said the Queenstown native is charged with two counts of burglary.
Facebook, the Web's most popular social networking site, allows users to create personal profiles. They can then connect with one another, upload photos and share links. The site boasts more than 90 million active users.
In November, Facebook helped a seafood restaurant owner in Melbourne identify five customers who dined on oysters, trout and expensive wine and then bolted without paying the US $323 bill.
According to media reports, the owner remembered one of the diners asking about a former waitress.
The waitress suggested the restaurateur look through her friend's list on Facebook. A quick scroll later, the owner spotted one of the bill dodgers.http://edition.cnn.com/2009/TECH/01/14/nz.facebook.arrest/index.html
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la cizaña on FB ta llegando a otro nivel... te imaginas el criminal cuando abrió su email, dike "you have been tagged in a video by the the police..." miegdah!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Friday, January 09, 2009
The Slammin' Salmon
More mayhem from the guys who brought us Super Troopers, Club Dread, and Beerfest...
Monday, January 05, 2009
Lemmiwinks - Peludo (sneak peak)
bajense our long awaited 15 (or 16) song CD antes que salga a la venta. I'll expect the comments to be reviews. by downloading you are also committing yourself to buying it for $5 when it comes out.
http://www.zshare.net/download/5344142427e7bd76/
Sunday, January 04, 2009
Saturday, January 03, 2009
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