Basketball Trick Shot Mastery

Some think this is all just tricky editing. I think it's real. You decide.


This deserves a Sure To Blow Your Mind.

Family's Water Goes Up In Flames!

You can't watch this without saying two things:

1: Holy Crap!

2: Where's a lighter so I can check to see if I might be drinking gasoline!

This is absolutely insane. These folks in Colorado have flammable water in their home due to a natural gas leak. Not cool. This deserves a "sure to blow your mind." Or should it??... does this happen often?

Deadliest Bridge In The World?!

I've said it once, and I'll say it again. The Japanese are crazy!

I guess those "Indiana Jones type" suspension bridges that we see in the movies really do exist. Here's a video from Japan, where a guy (well, assuming it's a guy... he makes some pretty girly man noises) crosses what is arguably the most dangerous bridge known to man... with his video camera.....running....see for yo' self.

Are YOU A Fan Of This Guy? You Should Be.

At this point we all know about the heroic efforts made by the pilot of the U.S. Airways flight 1549 that crashed into the Hudson river on Thursday. Truly one of the greatest miracles in U.S. aviation history. Because of the perfect water landing in a heavy populated area, all 150+ passengers survived.

What many don't know is the overnight celebrity status (and rightfully so!) that the pilot has taken on, most notably on Facebook.

As of Sunday, Captian C.B. Sully Sullenberger already has over 300,000 fans dedicated to his Facebook fan group. Click Here To Join. After all, who doesn't like a real-life Super Man.

And in case you've been living under a rock, click the picture below to read the full-story about the miracle on the Hudson.

Grandma Finds Rare 1869 Baseball Card

This deserves a "Sure To Blow Your Mind!"

Bernice Gallego, an antique collector in Fresno, recently found the team photo in a random box of goodies that she was rummaging through in an effort to decide what to sell on Ebay.

The card, expected to be worth SIX FIGURES, is of the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings, the very first professional baseball team. Once again, she DID try to sell this on Ebay; starting bid, 10 bucks!!

She quickly changed her mind and took it off auction when she kept getting inquiries from people asking her if the picture was legitimately authentic.

She's now waiting on a buyer after consulting with baseball card enthusiasts on what to do, but here's the kicker: good ole', sweet Bernice says she's never even been to a baseball game, and that she's just extremely lucky.

You can read the full story from the Fresno Bee. One of my favorite quotes, after being told that NY Yankees owner George Steinbrenner may be a potential buyer: Bernice replies, "Who's George Steinberg?"

And here I thought my 1956 Don Zimmer was a gem!