I love the part where he starts crying because he got water in his eyes

Direct (a.k.a. word for word, not grammatically accurate) translation reads "shit is happening"

Yep. Then again, They probably don't have a trailer full of spares to repair it if he accidentally hits a guard rail, fence, ditch, wall, etc...

That's what I was coming here to post.

As a 27 year old who happens to own and drive a 25' RV, I agree with most of what you're saying, but would like to point out that some of us RV driver's aren't ancient and actually know how to operate a vehicle that size.

Mad props from his peeps?

pretty much

In Canada, we call it "close enough"

oops, stupid commenting system posted my reply to the wrong person...

your picture reminded me of this picture

Also, as much blame as there is here for the driver in the video, this is also the fault of the pit marshal. You never let a kart out on to the track unless the way is clear. You especially don't let out a kart directly in front of an oncoming driver. This is a recipe for disaster. With the closing speeds, had the…

I've seen worse tucking in my experience. There used to be a racer in my club who would tuck so low that he would look down at his crotch. He would bob his head up once per second to spot where he was going. At least this guy kept his eyes forwards .

Yeah I was thinking that this had already been covered quite nicely.

Proven to be a photoshop fake

http://youtu.be/ This one: Showing the rest of the world how people in Ottawa deal with their road rage. Yell, fight, shake hands, and go on their separate ways.

Apparently dolphins need to be punched in the mouth:

Since the oxygen is contained within fat particles, wouldn't long term usage lead to a fatty buildup in the veins/arteries/capillaries causing other health problems?

To all those who are suggesting that this be used as a Scuba replacement for regular tanks, my question is this:

Yeah, what the hell. How does 184 become 173? It's surely to be 162 in another hour or so.

I was thinking zip ties. cheaper and easier to replace.