Whatever you do, as a Catholic Hospital, don't hire a recovering Cathoholic as your web designer.

I was looking for crisis center information and followed a link and got here:

What? Catholics don't deserve large penises- penii- penis'- cocks?

I came across this photo while perusing the Trail Camera Photo Contest pics over at Field & Stream magazine's website.

First, after a little boning up, I discovered that flying squirrels are largely nocturnal, as opposed to regular squirrels. I did not know this.

Second, in this photo, he is flying directly toward his number 2 predator, a raccoon, who he may not have seen until the flash from the trail camera fired.

Wouldn't that be an "Oh Shit!!" moment.

Spidermoose, spidermoose, does whatever a HOLY CRAP SPIDERMOOSE.
 

Those pigeons have to be stuffed, if it's not photoshopped.

What, you think the spacing is too perfect to be possible? Like it would never happen in a million years with a million pigeons and a million photographers?

Look at the image at the top of the screen. Monkeys and typewriters, my friend. Monkeys and typewriters.

Looks easy enough to do. Just need a bright, sunny day, a clean concrete surface, and the right exposure settings on the camera. A little desaturation and emphasis on the darks in post processing would also help.

It's photoshopped, unless wherever that picture is taken objects cast different shadows from the same light source.

But it's still COOOOL.

Picture post needs moar pictures:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...6/676112b6.jpg

Pigeon picture was clearly taken in Escherworld.

I don't want to need one, but, I think I want one.

It's an Action Trackchair, and it's cool as hell.

And could someone 'splain to me WTF is going on with this engine.

I'm almost positive this pic is somewhere on teh Cellar, but I couldn't find it, so, here it is (again, maybe).

General Electric GE36 was an experimental aircraft engine, a hybrid between a turbofan and a turboprop, known as an Unducted Fan (UDF) or propfan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_GE36