Awesome "To Bee or Not To Be" Sand Sculpture

Yes, this is sand. 0.o This impressively detailed bee emerging from the beach was made by Jonathan Bouchard from Montreal, Canada. He took first place in the Revere Beach National Sand Sculpting Festival last week for making this sick sand sculpture which put $5,000 right into his Canadian pockets.

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Destroying a Porsche 911 with Around 10,000 Bullets

Paying to fix your Porsche sucks. Launching hot lead at very high speeds through your Porsche is teh awesome.

An anonymous owner of a Porsche 911 donated his troublesome car to a local gun club rather than pay more than $20,000 to have it fixed. The wealthy motorist was so fed-up with the car's constant engine problems he was happy to see 140 members of the Massachusetts club Comm2A fire 10,000 bullets into it. Photographer and gun enthusiast John Beauchemin says: "By the end of the shoot, the Porsche was so perforated that it was folding in half under its own weight. It was hauled off to the junkyard on a flatbed."

\m/ Massachusetts \m/

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Dodecahedron Platonic Snow Solid Sculpture for Your Geeky Winters

Awesome. Over the course of this winter, I have been seeing mini versions of these around my neighborhood of Cambridge, MA (and, yes... this is my neighborhood). Each time I spot one I say... "that's nice, snow geometry sure is keen" and smile. Lucky, sushiesque was able to snag a picture of one of these awesome snow sculptures for everyone to see and share the joy around. 

If you can't stay away from the snow, turn it into something geeky.

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The Park Spark Project: Turning your Dog's Poop into Light

Dogs... what in the hell are they good for? Yep, you guess it. Poop. 

Dogs are amazing little shit machines. Whenever and wherever they can, they will produce an outrageously ripe turd that no one ever truly knows what to do with. So, this fellow by the name Matthew Mazzotta decided to put up a kaka collection station in a park in Cambridge, MA. and call it The Park Spark. It consists of a couple of 500-gallon oil tanks that store the little ass kabobs and convert it into methane gas that is burned off to produce light. READ ON...

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