Auzs » Phenomenal http://www.auzs.com Funny photos, images and prank stuff Fri, 05 Jun 2009 08:00:35 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 6 year old kid drives himself to school http://www.auzs.com/2009/01/08/6-year-old-kid-drives-himself-to-school/ http://www.auzs.com/2009/01/08/6-year-old-kid-drives-himself-to-school/#comments Thu, 08 Jan 2009 10:25:37 +0000 Kevin http://www.auzs.com/?p=304 You can learn driving a car from video games. The 6 year old kid drives himself to school not to miss it.

A Virginia couple faces child endangerment charges after their 6-year-old tried to drive himself to school.

The boy missed his morning bus recently and, determined not to miss breakfast and P.E., he went into his sleeping mother’s room and got the car keys.

The kid drove nearly six miles before crashing the car into a telephone pole. He was uninjured, but missed breakfast at school.

He told police he learned to drive playing video games.

Source:  NBC Chicago

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It took about 1 hour and 20 minutes to memorize, and 20 minutes to solve. Total time was 1 hour, 41 minutes. I had to go to the bathroom twice during memorization too :P

This guy a total pro with excellent skills and memory!



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The CERN’s Collider will push small proton beam with a speed of light around the tunnel 11000 times in a second.

Some critics say that energy released by such collisions may create a small black holes that may suck in anything, however CERN scientists say such assumptions are completely wrong. The test begins in 30 minutes from now on. Let’s wait and pray that all goes perfect or else we may get sucked into the black hole.


Large Hadron Collider

Source:CERN

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It cost Dee $10,000 to build her 83 square foot house, which in comparison is smaller than the average parking space. Many of the construction materials she used came from the salvage yard. Because of the use of solar panels, Dee’s highest winter heating bill is roughly $6.

It’s approximately two steps from the bathroom to the kitchen and two steps up to get to her bedroom. It’s probably not the best place to entertain guests, but Dee and her dog seem to do just fine on their own.

Link: World’s Smallest House via MetaCafe

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This $1000 pizza is a caviar lovers dream come true. Available in one of the trendiest restaurants, in New York City, it consists of a thin crust pie topped with six different kinds of caviar, lobster and other VERY expensive ingredients.

$1000 dollar pizza

These pizzas cost over $700 to prepare. When asked why he wanted to make such an expensive pizza the restaurant owner, came up with the idea, replied that he wanted to be different. It looks like he has succeeded, doesn’t it?

As you have probably already guessed, they won’t deliver.

Link: Neatorama

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They include blockbuster movies such as Cape Fear, Silence of the Lambs, Risky Business, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Clockwork Orange, Jaws, The Birds and Phycho.

Some of these parodies consist of one or two short scenes, while others are much more involved… even to the point that more of the episode revolves around it. Most fans will probably agree that the second type is the best.

Some scenes from television shows have found their way to the Land of Bart, as well. They include: Love American Style, Night Gallery and even the Road Runner and the Grinch Stole Christmas.

More recent parodies include this one from American Idol. Has Simon finally met his match?



]]> http://www.auzs.com/2008/07/07/simpsons-movie-parodies/feed/ 0 Solve Kubik’s Cube in 23 moves or less http://www.auzs.com/2008/06/25/solve-kubiks-cube-in-23-moves-or-less/ http://www.auzs.com/2008/06/25/solve-kubiks-cube-in-23-moves-or-less/#comments Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:04:20 +0000 Kevin http://www.auzs.com/?p=6 Finally, it has been proven that it’s possible to solve Kubik’s cube in 23 moves or less from any possible combination. Not bad, I always thought that you need to be a smart guy to solve Kubik’s cube at all. This was proven by Tomas Rokicki.

Ps. the Kubik cube was invented back in 1974 by Erno Rubik who patented it in 1975. Kubik’s cube made him one of the first in ex-USSR millionaire list!

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