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8 hours ago
Naomi Yotsumoto is the Asian Anna Kournikova Naomi Yotsumoto is the most-talked about ping pong player in Japan right now, and it’s not just because of her paddle-swatting skillz. The petite 29-year old Tokyo native is revolutionizing the sport by dressing provocatively and presenting herself as more than just an athlete. After creating plenty of buzz in local and international press because of her hot pink and rainbow-striped outfits (there is no dress code in professional ping pong), she now has her own TV show and a published autobiography. And as you can see in this video (from the national mixed doubles competition this year, where she placed second), she’s really pretty good at what she does. And even when she doesn’t win, the commentators never fail to spend a bunch of time fawning over her outfits and noticing how the crowd perks up when she walks in. Naomi Yotsumoto = the Asian Anna Kournikova = awesome at doubles, not so hot at singles, better known for her looks than for her athleticism.

Naomi Yotsumoto is the Asian Anna Kournikova

Naomi Yotsumoto is the most-talked about ping pong player in Japan right now, and it’s not just because of her paddle-swatting skillz. The petite 29-year old Tokyo native is revolutionizing the sport by dressing provocatively and presenting herself as more than just an athlete. After creating plenty of buzz in local and international press because of her hot pink and rainbow-striped outfits (there is no dress code in professional ping pong), she now has her own TV show and a published autobiography. And as you can see in this video (from the national mixed doubles competition this year, where she placed second), she’s really pretty good at what she does. And even when she doesn’t win, the commentators never fail to spend a bunch of time fawning over her outfits and noticing how the crowd perks up when she walks in. Naomi Yotsumoto = the Asian Anna Kournikova = awesome at doubles, not so hot at singles, better known for her looks than for her athleticism.

20 hours ago
Ghostbusters Relive the misadventures of Venkman, Stanz, Spengler, and the rest of the ‘busting gang in high-def with Ghostbusters ($20). Available for the first time on Blu-ray, the 25-year-old classic has been digitally remastered, but keeps the charming paranormal effects of the original, and includes a host of all-new special features to keep you entertained long after the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man meets his demise. [Thanks, Junior] __________________________________________________________ I have always been a fan of ghostbusters.

Ghostbusters

Relive the misadventures of Venkman, Stanz, Spengler, and the rest of the ‘busting gang in high-def with Ghostbusters ($20). Available for the first time on Blu-ray, the 25-year-old classic has been digitally remastered, but keeps the charming paranormal effects of the original, and includes a host of all-new special features to keep you entertained long after the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man meets his demise. [Thanks, Junior]

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I have always been a fan of ghostbusters.

Naneu Military Ops Sierra — 1 day ago



Need a bag that can withstand the toughest nature (or human combatants) can dish out? Check out the Naneu Military Ops Sierra ($110) or Tango ($140). Designed to carry an SLR with lens attached, two spare lenses, a flash, and either a 12-inch (Sierra) or 15.4-inch (Tango) laptop, along with other gear, these bags are made from 900D or 1680D Ballistic nylon, and feature a magnetic quick-open pocket, eight other gear pockets, removable camera inserts, and toughness that will keep your gear safe, even through an explosion. (True story — the photojournalist and Uncrate reader who sent this in has used the bags for years, only replacing his Sierra after it was damaged when a car bomb went off nearby. Note that his gear — and him — were safe. Thanks Onur!)
1 day ago
“I’ve learned that sometimes you have to put the individual
ahead of their actions.
I’ve learned that no matter the consequences,
those who are honest with themselves go farther in life.
I’ve learned that your life can be changed in a matter of hours
by people who don’t even know you.
I’ve learned that even when you think you have no more to give,
when a friend cries out to you,
you will find the strength to help.”
I’ve learned…

By Omer B. Washington
2 days ago
tappy: cappuccettorozzo: perchè le 06:07:08 del 09/10/11 dove le vogliamo mettere?? strepitupido: arirock e altri. io però non ho capito (sono stupida, farci che cosa) perché le 05:06:07 del nove agosto 2010 (08/09/10) non vadano bene.

tappy:

cappuccettorozzo:

perchè le 06:07:08 del 09/10/11 dove le vogliamo mettere??

strepitupido:

arirock e altri.

io però non ho capito (sono stupida, farci che cosa) perché le 05:06:07 del nove agosto 2010 (08/09/10) non vadano bene.

2 days ago
tappy: youfail: listener:yummieyummie:

tappy:

youfail:

listener:yummieyummie:


3 days ago
The ORIGINAL Bear Grylls knife - £350 - still available! This practical hand made model was designed in collaboration with Bear Grylls for the ‘Man vs. Wild’ and ‘Born survivor Bear Grylls’ TV series. This is Bear’s ‘knife of choice’. The design criteria demanded a knife that was not too large, remaining light and slim enough to be carried unobtrusively without getting in the way, yet still perform when required. The Bear Grylls knife has a specifically designed action sheath featuring horizontal carry with double knife detainment. “I have had so many enquiries about what knife I consider best for all round performance blade. Well, I have tried so many different ones during the filming of Man Vs Wild and Born Survivor, and if I am honest, none of them were quite right. So instead I have teamed up with Rob Bayley of Bayley Knife and together we have designed what I believe to be the most versatile, tough and practical knife available anywhere today.” - Extract from Bear Gryll’s official blog

The ORIGINAL Bear Grylls knife - £350 - still available!


This practical hand made model was designed in collaboration with Bear Grylls for the ‘Man vs. Wild’ and ‘Born survivor Bear Grylls’ TV series. This is Bear’s ‘knife of choice’.

The design criteria demanded a knife that was not too large, remaining light and slim enough to be carried unobtrusively without getting in the way, yet still perform when required.

The Bear Grylls knife has a specifically designed action sheath featuring horizontal carry with double knife detainment.

“I have had so many enquiries about what knife I consider best for all round performance blade. Well, I have tried so many different ones during the filming of Man Vs Wild and Born Survivor, and if I am honest, none of them were quite right. So instead I have teamed up with Rob Bayley of Bayley Knife and together we have designed what I believe to be the most versatile, tough and practical knife available anywhere today.”

- Extract from Bear Gryll’s official blog

3 days ago
theduty: OH! THAT’S LOVELY!

theduty:

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THAT’S LOVELY!

4 days ago
tappy: (via emmanuelnegro)

tappy:

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5 days ago
“I’ve learned that no matter how good a friend is,
they’re going to hurt you every once in a while
and you must forgive them for that.
I’ve learned that it isn’t always enough to be forgiven by others.
Sometimes you have to learn to forgive yourself.
I’ve learned that no matter how bad your heart is broken,
the world doesn’t stop for your grief.
I’ve learned that our background and circumstances may influence who we are,
but we are responsible for who we become.
I’ve learned that just because two people argue, it doesn’t mean they don’t love each other.
And just because they don’t argue, it doesn’t mean they do.”
I’ve learned…

By Omer B. Washington