scm011 All American 2042 Posts user info edit post |
Ever Pulled in the Name of Science
http://www.cracked.com/article_16301_6-most-badass-stunts-ever-pulled-in-name-science.html 5/29/2008 9:33:03 AM |
blah All American 4532 Posts user info edit post |
i thought it said "the 6 most badass sluts"
i was thinking i probably shouldn't click on it at work...
turned out it didn't matter
[Edited on May 29, 2008 at 9:35 AM. Reason : n't] 5/29/2008 9:35:34 AM |
sumfoo1 soup du hier 41043 Posts user info edit post |
awesome... i like the rocket chair guy... he's my new hero 5/29/2008 9:40:49 AM |
TheTabbyCat All American 4428 Posts user info edit post |
isn't that a pic of the girls on 2girls1cup on the second page? 5/29/2008 10:52:07 AM |
NjCeSwU Suspended 1029 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "Dr. Albert Hoffman developed Lysergic Acid Diethylamide-25 in 1938. Five years later he accidentally absorbed a tiny dose through his skin and had to stop working, experiencing intoxication, dizziness and two hours of mind-bending hallucinations. Clearly a man who knows how to party, his first response was "I gots to get me some more of that shit."
He didn't mess around. Three days later he took 250 micrograms, now known to be over 10 times the threshold dose for humans. He later claimed that this was a miscalculation, but we're fairly sure when he said that he winked and added, "Right, guys?" He spent the rest of the day in a state scientifically categorized as "high off his tits." He was unable to speak clearly, he saw sounds, was afraid of witches, threatened by his furniture and watched the best fireworks display the world has ever seen go off inside his eyeballs. " |
haha, awesome5/29/2008 11:55:11 AM |
hypaone All American 11084 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "Perhaps driven to insanity by his ridiculous name, trainee doctor [Stubbins] Ffirth attempted to prove that Yellow Fever isn't contagious (Note: it actually is)." |
LMAO
Quote : | "Still, the odds of his not catching something are on par with playing Russian Roulette with a fully loaded gun, but having it jam on a winning lottery ticket that just dropped out of the sky" |
[Edited on May 29, 2008 at 12:50 PM. Reason : ahaha.. had to add that]5/29/2008 12:48:53 PM |
TKEshultz All American 7327 Posts user info edit post |
badass stunts got my attention
in the name of science lost it 5/29/2008 12:51:32 PM |
vinylbandit All American 48079 Posts user info edit post |
yeah, i was all ready to bust in here and make sure that Zoe Bell on the hood of a Challenger got mentioned
but alas 5/29/2008 2:46:24 PM |
sumfoo1 soup du hier 41043 Posts user info edit post |
hahah the badass presidents article is good too. 5/29/2008 2:47:16 PM |
theDuke866 All American 52826 Posts user info edit post |
the very first thing I thought of before even opening the article was Dr. Stapp (#6). His eyeballs popped out of their sockets momentarily, restrained by the optic nerves! 5/29/2008 5:52:12 PM |
Fry The Stubby 7783 Posts user info edit post |
one of the coolest things i've read in a while, 9/10 5/29/2008 5:53:49 PM |
Fermat All American 47007 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "In 1954 he decelerated from 120 miles per hour to 0 in 1.4 seconds, and gained two huge black eyes from the force of his own slammed-forward eyeballs punching him on the inside of the face. " |
and i knew it was cracked when i saw it was a list of some type. they have the best lists ever5/29/2008 5:56:16 PM |
nothing22 All American 21537 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "(perhaps shouting "Dammit, it's too dangerous!")" |
5/29/2008 5:58:36 PM |
theDuke866 All American 52826 Posts user info edit post |
^^ hmm, i didn't read that carefully before. Stopping from 120 mph in 1.4 seconds isn't even CLOSE to correct. Shit, I bet I've done at least that level of deceleration in a carrier arrested landing. Dr. Stapp's rocket sled rides were far more violent than that. 5/29/2008 7:28:02 PM |
theDuke866 All American 52826 Posts user info edit post |
Quote : | "In 1954 he rode the "Sonic Wind" at 632 miles per hour, to a dead stop in 1.4 seconds. Colonel Stapp was subjected to more than 40 times the pull of gravity (40 G's), proving that windblast and deceleration of ejection from aircraft at 1,800 miles an hour and 35,000-foot altitude could be survived. Time Magazine called him "the fastest man on earth and No. 1 hero of the Air Force" (Time, The Weekly Newsmagazine, September 12, 1955). " |
-from http://www.stapp.org
yeah, that's a good bit more extreme than 120-0 in 1.4 seconds. 5/29/2008 7:35:02 PM |
ewstephe All American 1382 Posts user info edit post |
it mentioned 30something Gs of force. bad ass. 5/29/2008 7:59:14 PM |
d7freestyler Sup, Brahms 23935 Posts user info edit post |
that dude trying to prove yellow fever wasn't contagious...
Quote : | "He jammed infected patient vomit, blood and urine into every orifice. This includes several holes he cut in his arm, dripping pus from dying men into his eyes, and he rounded off a nice day of horrific self-mutilation with a filling lunch of fried puke." |
5/29/2008 9:42:20 PM |