Catching Hell

Everything you need to know about Chinese tech in one 30-minute video

Hilarious Ping Pong Match

Below are more details about two great yet entertaining table tennis players:

1) Jean-Michel Saive: (born 17 November 1969) is a Belgian professional table tennis player. At the age of thirteen Saive was the fourth ranking Belgian player and joined the national team. In 1985 he was ranked best player in Belgium, a place which he has kept until today (2011) without interruption. In 1994 he made it to world number one for 515 days (from 9 February 1994 to 8 June 1995 and from 26 March 1996 to 24 April 1996).

2) Chuang Chih-Yuan: born April 2, 1981 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Republic of China) is a Taiwanese table tennis player. Winner of ITTF Pro Tour Grand Finals 2002. As of September 2013 he is ranked 7th in the world.

Epic players and the finest example of sportsmanship (y)

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1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Michel_Saive
2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuang_Chih-yuan

Cool President

Chicago's Magical Piano

Sting & Robert Downey Jr - Driven To Tears

Plane Crash POV

Josh Groban sings with fan from audience

Billy Joel - Sings in the piano accompaniment of student

Polish Pilot lands plane without its wheels

Champions Forever - Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Ken Norton

A video that shows the boxing encounters between legendary fighters Muhammad Ali,Joe Frazier,George Foreman,Kenny Norton and Larry Holmes

Dinner With The Champs - Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Ken Norton

Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Ken Norton & Larry Holmes on Donahue Show

In 1990, Muhammad Ali, Ken Norton and Larry Holmes went on the Phil Donahue Show to promote their Documentary "Champions Forever".

Ali vs Tyson - What If?

Frazier, Ali and Foreman On British TV Show

World's Best Father

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Dave Engledow has become famous for taking photographs of him and his daughter in different amusing situations that have received a massive reaction from audiences. Engledow had intended just one single shot rather than many of him holding his daughter like a rugby ball, ”When Alice was about eight weeks old, I wanted to portray what I felt like at the time: a clueless, sleep-deprived dad.”1 However after posting the image on facebook and realizing the reception that just one image caused he continued with his series capturing many more images.

A Dad's Lunchpacks

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In 2008, David LaFerriere decided to surprise his kids at school, drawing on the sandwich bags he packed in their lunches.Source: flickr.com
The kids loved it, so he kept drawing.Source: flickr.com
Every day at lunch they’re greeted with a new creation that their dad has made for them.Source: flickr.com
Not to mention a fun reminder that lets them know their dad is thinking about them while he’s at work.Source: flickr.com
Sometimes his drawings are very straightforward.Source: flickr.com
With some graphic-design humor sprinkled in, since that’s Ferriere’s occupation.Source: flickr.com
Sometimes his drawings transform the way that you see the sandwich itself.Source: flickr.com
Like when the bread becomes a creature.Source: flickr.com
Or a lilypad for a frog to hang out on.Source: flickr.com
Or a den for a bear drinking its morning coffee.Source: flickr.com

Or a different lunch altogether.Source: flickr.com
Or one that’s been partially eaten already.Source: flickr.com
Sometimes his drawings get philosophical.Source: flickr.com
Or wishful.Source: flickr.com
Or inquisitive.Source: flickr.com
Sometimes they’re just downright clever.Source: flickr.com
I mean, really, look at that bubble incorporation!Source: flickr.com
Flawless optical illusions defy laws of logic.Source: flickr.com
Inspired bubble incorporation brings characters to life.Source: flickr.com
Downright tricky fake-out maneuvering makes a sandwich look like a sandwich even though… it’s a sandwich.Source: flickr.com
Birthdays are celebrated on the bags.Source: flickr.com
Other holidays, too.Source: flickr.com
Halloween gets its mention.Source: flickr.com
So does Thanksgiving.Source: flickr.com
Lately there’s been some Christmas sandwiches.Source: flickr.com
Even American Snowman Gothic has made an appearance.Source: flickr.com
Dave’s work has been featured on Sharpie’s website and his following has grown, as more online artists have taken notice of his work.Source: flickr.com
He says that despite the fame he’s gained from the project, the drawings he makes will always be primarily an act of love for his sons.Source: flickr.com
“The sandwich bags are something that my boys and I share together,” he told flickr. “But the comments people leave about a parent doing something similar really touches me, because there are other parents that love their kids just as much. And they love them enough to leave a little note, a little whatever it may be… that’s just something that brightens their day when they get to their lunch.”Source: flickr.com
Now five years after that first drawing was made, he has created over one thousand lunchtime surprises, cataloging them all on Flickr.Source: thekitchn.com


The Sharpie brand even contacted David to ask to feature his work on their blog. David says that the most touching comments he receives are from parents who do similar things for their kids... just because they love them.



To see more of David's work, check out his flickr here.