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Mule High Diving? Good Ole America Fun Or Redneck Madness? [Video]

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on August 21, 2010 at 5:29pm

Video After The Jump When I originally saw this video, the first thought that came to mind was, who in the hell thought of this sh*t in the first place?. I mean it had to start somewhere. Mules, named Dipsey Doodle and Smokey are made to high dive 22 feet from a platform into a six foot pool at the "All-American High Diving Aqua Mules" show in Pipe Creek, Texas. Crowds come and pay six bucks per person to watch and laugh at the spectacle. The show's owner, Bill Rivers thinks the mules love it. "All I can say, you know, is what's wrong with a mule diving in a pool on a hot day? I mean it sounds pretty good to me," Bill says. On one of the practice runs, Bill is heard yelling "yee haw" as Smokey hits the "pool". No joke, I only though they said that phrase in old western movies, haha. Police have ruled that the show isn't harming the animals and is legal. I can think of better ways to spend $6, but it's obvious some people like this kind of entertainment. But there are people who don't like it at all. AnimalsChange.org has started a petition to have the show stopped. Guess we'll see what happens. twitter-2d.png
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Google Celebrates PAC-MAN 30th Birthday With Playable Doodle on homepage.

Posted by RAPPERS I.Q ? on May 21, 2010 at 1:26pm

Google Doodle’s are often a part of the Google homepage, either to celebrate a great personalities birthday or a great invention. Today’s Google Doodle though is a unique one which celebrates the 30th birthday of PAC-MAN.



What’s so unique about today’s Google Doodle? Well, you can actually play the PAC-MAN game by either using the Insert Coin button next to Google search or waiting for a few seconds. The game also has a Easter egg which is activated when you press the Insert Coin button twice in a game. Once you do that, a new character Ms. PAC-MAN will enter the game.

Another unique thing about today’s doodle is that, instead of the usual 24 hours, this doodle will be displayed to users for the next 48 hours.

However, I must warn you that keeping the Google.com page open for long can kind of annoy you since there is no stop button anywhere to close or pause the game, so make sure you go to Google to search .

Rest aside, I have always been a big PAC-MAN fan and have played the game on arcades, consoles and even on an emulator. So my hearty birthday wishes to the little guy.
From: techie buzz.
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