Rollerman has created a 31-wheeled suit of roller-blades, which he uses to go very, very fast. Click the play button to watch three minutes of insanity.

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Heavy winds near Sydney are pushing these waterfalls right back up the cliff.

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Fun new video from Russia showing a really small, mangled alien corpse.

“Russia, the republic of Buryatia, Kabanskiy district, an urban type Kamensk! The guys in the woods behind the village, obnaruzheli UFO!”

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Back in 2008 a stick-figure creature got busted creeping around Fresno backyards and was dubbed The Nightcrawler. Recently, new footage near Fresno shows two creatures that are very similar. Check out the videos below. The kind of look like marionettes, which is actually even more disturbing to me than unknown creatures.  What do you guys think?

Another video with more information:

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“My husband and I took our kids target shooting. A helicopter was over our heads the entire time annoying us. We thought at first they were curious of why and what we were shooting. Later when we watched the video we noticed something that looked like bigfoot running in the trees. We assume now the helicopter was hunting the bigfoot. Scary!”

[GhostTheory]

I don’t think there is anything I can add to this…

[MSNBC]

Perhaps this guy should investigate what is going on down there.

[Geekologie]

Mr. Show had it first…

Real story.

We are pleased to announce that the 5th World Congress on Urotherapy is coming up in November, 2009! For those of you not in the uriknow, Urotherapy or Urine Therapy is an alternative medicine that uses human and other animal urine as treatment for a wide range of illnesses.

Modern medical science contends that there is no evidence to support the conclusion that Urine has any medicinal or therapeutic application whatsoever. Still, many Uropaths claim that where there’s steam, there’s curative urine. The mission statement page of the World Congress states that Urine Therapy is one of mankind’s oldest medicines:

The word URO comes from the Greek that means urine and Therapy means treatment. The Urotherapy has always existed, is the oldest therapy of humanity and one of the first therapies created by God, it is older than the Chinese Medicine. One of the oldest therapies utilized by man and applied with wisdom by mystic and intuition. The Urotherapy was born in all Countries at the same time. In the Old Testament it is mentioned in Proverbs chapter 5 versus 15 thru 18th. These remedies are written in the oldest written book known as The “Gootour Schastar” from 6000 years B.C., with recopies, medications, treatments based on drinking or applying his or her urine. THE UROTHERAPY has always existed, it is a method commonly known as Urinetherapy to different cultures long times past such as the Egyptian ferrous, Tibet Lamas, Greeks and Romans.

Though humans have been imbibing their own urine and rubbing it on their skin to cure every ailment under the sun for centuries, Urine Therapy still enjoys wide followings in many countries. India, for example, is home to popular medications such as Dr. Jain’s Cow Urine Therapy and former Indian Prime Minister Morarji Desai credits the regular therapeutic usage of urine with his longevity.

Flying in the face of the conventional medical establishment the site boldly proclaims the scientific principle of Urotherapy:

It is the realization of immunologic test of a fix surface, it revels the simultaneous presence of antibodies in the blood. For the patient that has a determinate disease, at the same time you may find specific antigen in the urine. The antigen is that which the patient eliminates in his urine, it is a protein non-toxic, produced by the body itself. When a daily intake of this urine is taken, the immune system of the body reacts and “learns” to combat the external agents, along with this it is very efficient in the elimination of cancer cells.

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According to the site, Urine Therapy can be used to cure everything from Cancer to Diabetes. So if urine therapy sounds like the thing for you go join this years organizer, the appropriately named Dr. Ryosuke Uryu, and his band of merry lecturers in Guadelajara. Or if you can’t afford the trip, apply the experimental method at home and try it out (tell us about it and send pictures). Who knows? Maybe what you need to cure your next hangover isn’t a cold shower, but a golden shower.

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