Apparently, Goatse's legacy will never die. Pumpkin pie will never be the same...

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Clever chap shows how easy it is to jack your luggage before taking a flight. Here is a break into and reseal a locked suitcase demonstration.

Demonstrating how easy it is to break into and reseal a locked suitcase using a pen. Unfortunately, suitcases are insecure and generic locks are not able to protect you. Tampering and resealing can happen in seconds! Ensure this does not happen to you. http://www.securesentinel.com.au

Please keep in mind that you are legally responsible for the content of your luggage. Even if you are a victim of luggage tampering, the content of your suitcase is your own responsibility. And the blame for any elicit content, regardless of how it got there, will be towards you.

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This just made me fatter. SO MUCH ROOM FOR NUTELLA!

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Fly epic meal time out there. We need a way to contact them. I want to send them some f*cking good coffee.

For info on sending care packages or to send them some Starbucks VIA® Ready Brew Colombia Coffee (50 count) , visit: http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/commun/message/addresses-eng.asp

All I could think is I hope they're ok and get to go F*CKING HOME soon. Here is the how to instructional video on how Canadian troops make coffee in Afghanistan under combat conditions.

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Isang Litrong Liwanag = One Liter of Light, if you guys wanted to know. MyShelter Foundation brings light to the poor, one liter at a time. Their vision is to light a million homes by 2012.

Solar Bottle Light is an alternative source of daylight, powered by the natural light of the sun. Powering up to 55 watts. The solar bottle light is inexpensive, and made from recyclable materials, which are easy to assemble.

The purpose of the bleach is to kill algae which would otherwise grow in the bottle and block the light. It is brilliant science / technology. This innovation has been around for some hundreds of years. Before electricity, many ships would have holes cut into the deck and hull and fit them with prisms that refracted light and brightened up the hold so sailors could actually see worth a damn.
It's a great idea using old bottles too.

People who do not live in these countries are not aware of:
1) Homes are made of unreinforced adobe or cement or bricks & may be many years old. It’s difficult to add any windows.
2 ) Some homes r touching each other there no option for window there
3) Many roofs made of corrugated metal. (Metal in waves) This cannot support much weight. Metal also expands & contracts everyday with heat of the day & cold of the night. A skylight would have problems pretty quickly.

The fact that the bottle doesn't light up during night isn't really a flaw because it only does what it's designed for. For the same reason a bicycle shouldn't be criticized for it not being able to run on water but only on solid surfaces.

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A humorous how to tutorial from some young up and coming filmmakers. Show them some love, critique their YouTube channel and give them some advice to help with their future productions.

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There is So much win here, it's clogging my already pre-clogged arteries.

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