On Wednesday a great collection of Amazing, Funny, Weird, and some Insane or Cruel links, all here for you ;)

Wednesday links,

Floating
Cyril again: I can't understand what they are saying but I think we need no words to understand that this girl is floating in the air, a floating girl; always worth to view ;)

Crazy frog lip-sync
Those two kids could be the next hype! They lip-sync that stupid crazy frog song.... Looks hilarious how they dance... Especially the boy in the back; sspread this video!!! ;)

South Park pull system initiated
South Park just keeps getting better and better, last time we did read an article about the two censored sequence’s, that’s when the reality is coming in ;)

Space flights 2008 planned
Virgin Galactic plans space flights by 2008. Celebrities and royalty among the first 150 passengers to buy tickets: Its commercial space-line, called Virgin Galactic, said in a news conference at the Farnborough International Air-show near London that it had collected $15.6 million in deposits for the flights which cost $200,000 per ticket. I can assure you, I didn’t buy that ticket, because I got work to do, but maybe that Berlin Badgirl has one, ask her ;)

Baby break-dancer
Here we have a baby that tries to break-dance for the camera! Looks kind of sweet how he tries to make that head-spin like the pros! He’s going to be a big one when he grows up, worth to view that little star ;)

Human space invaders
Stop-Motion Human Space Invaders: Space Invaders recreated by stop-motion animation of people sitting in auditorium seats. Nice example of fine stop-motion homework ;)

Marine magic
This marine does an awesome trick with a stick man. He’ll amaze the insurgents with such a trick ;)

Oxygen
GASP. .. I need oxygen... NO WAIT!!?? I need a fire extinguisher! We all know that smoking can be dangerous for your health ;(

The boy sees with sound
The Boy Who Sees with Sound: Blind since age 3, Ben Underwood skateboards, shoots hoops and plays video games. How does he do it? Just like bats and dolphins. There's Ben zooming around on his skateboard outside his home in Sacramento; there he is playing kickball with his buddies. To see him speed down hallways and make sharp turns around corners is to observe a typical teen – except, that is, for the clicking. Completely blind since the age of 3, after retinal cancer claimed both his eyes (he now wears two prostheses), Ben has learned to perceive and locate objects by making a steady stream of sounds with his tongue, then listening for the echoes as they bounce off the surfaces around him. About as loud as the snapping of fingers, Ben's clicks tell him what's ahead: the echoes they produce can be soft (indicating metals), dense (wood) or sharp (glass). Judging by how loud or faint they are, Ben has learned to gauge distances. …Darwin was right ;)

Dog saves toddler
Family Dog Saves Toddler Playing On Rooftop: A Southwest Philadelphia family's dog is being called a hero after sounding the alert when he saw their toddler playing on the roof ;)

Airport-security
Airport security: Don't take it personally. No and most people don’t take it personally it’s only a weird sign of these times ;)

Bat-woman comes out
This Week When Bat-woman Comes Out, She's REALLY coming OUT! For me, she could have stay in the closet as long as she wanted it ;)

Juggling otter
Juggling otter, only one stone but it’s a sign of great skills of that otter ;)

Afghani rug for Bush
Soldier fulfilling promise to deliver Afghani rug to President Bush: Grayson Gile may have completed his broader mission in Afghanistan as a member of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force, but he returned stateside with a mission of a more personal nature. Gile's mission - one he chose to embrace - involves a very special rug handcrafted by an Afghan man anxious to show his gratitude to President George W. Bush for this country's efforts to bring democracy to Afghanistan. An article worth to read and view the picture of that strange rug too ;)

Songs of the dead
Man Hears Songs of the Dead - Has Documented 33,300 of Them So Far. Thirty years ago, fiddler John MacDougall thought he was going crazy. Onstage at a concert in Broad Cove, N.S., strange music suddenly drowned out his own fiddle playing. Whether you believe he is reproducing the tunes of his ancestors, or merely inspired by their memory, MacDougall's growing catalogue of traditional Cape Breton fiddle music is a historical treasure. And it has come to light just in time to provide support for a cultural renaissance in search of its roots. "These are the lost tunes," he says. "The dead want to get the music back." Weird experiences of that fiddler, read this article here ;)

Bike Bail
I promise, this doesn't end well, ouch at least ;(

Internet painting
Artist who is inspired by the internet - portraits of websites; sorry for the guy calling him selves an artist maybe, but this isn’t ‘Art’ what do you think about this, view it and let me know ;)

J.K. Rowling kills everyone Harry Potter book
J.K. Rowling to Kill Everyone off in Final Potter Book: J.K. Rowling has always hinted that one or two characters might die in the final instalment of her popular Harry Potter series, but now she is intimating that everyone, including Harry, will be killed in the final book. Rowling, who is reportedly now richer than the Queen of England, has decided that enough is enough, and that it's time for all good things to come to a bloody end. Without giving away the ending, the incredibly-successful British author has pretty much implied that all of the characters, including Harry Potter himself, will be utterly and permanently killed. The announcement comes as more than a bit of a shock to Harry Potter fans, which have come to love the adventures of the boy wizard and his friends. Our president looks like Harry Potter they say, can he stay alive please ;)

McDonald’s job application
A Rather Hilarious Job Application by a 17 year old kid for a McDonald's Job…he will learn soon I guess ;)

Anvil fire
Anvil Shooting has been a part of American Independence Day celebrations since the founding of the United States…kids don’t try this at home ;)

Vanished mystery
Someone is really psyched for fox’s new show vanished. He ripped these videos from the spots they have been airing because he wanted to get a better look. How are they related to the plot, any suggestions… ;)?

Child nudity ban
Mum in hot water at public pool over child nudity ban. Amanda Crozier was dressing her 16-month-old daughter at the side of a public swimming pool when an attendant approached and told her there was a ban on child nudity. "You're kidding me, aren't you?" the mother of four replied. No, they were not. She was handed a notice that explained the policy was designed to "minimise the risks"…read the article and let me know what your opinion is in this case ;)

Shooting
The army in action: Shooting on several targets, it’s like firework but different ;(

On the streets of Lebanon
A citizen of Lebanon shows us a little what it sounds like to be under a constant threat of bombardments ;(

Welcome to Iraq
That is a really bad meeting between Iraqi insurgents and Americans. The jeep explodes and the insurgents had a camera probably, a kind of show off war on the net too ;(

Worst company URLs
The top 10 unintentionally worst company URLs; everyone knows that if you are going to operate a business in today’s world you need a domain name. It is advisable to look at the domain name selected as other see it and not just as you think it looks. Failure to do this may result in situations such as the following (legitimate) companies who deal in everyday humdrum products and services but clearly didn’t give their domain names enough consideration: A site called ‘Who Represents‘ where you can find the name of the agent that represents a celebrity. Their domain name… wait for it… is www.whorepresents.com

Minivan smashes in to swimming pool
I imagine this was from last summer as it would be a waste of a perfectly good pool, all these kids can think about is destroying and demolition, it gives them a feeling of power probably ;(