It's very possibly to break both at the same time, when younger, one of my buddies broke both wrists at the same time while snowboarding after hitting a jump wrong.

These are pure gold, I esp. like: Budweiser, kind of beer.

Interesting, thanks for posting this. Where on the site did you find a floor plan?

Oh I agree completely, I've also played around with designing some layouts and 3D models of small houses and structures, and it's not easy to layout a small space well enough that it is functional to live in. 125ft^2 is certainly small, smaller then most would be willing to live with, but I think it's more important…

While it is very hard (for me at least) to get a good idea of how these are laid out, I am glad to see more and more intelligently designed small houses and small living structures being featured on news sites. I think that as a culture, Americans (and people globally to some extent) are way to focused on bigger…

Damn dude, way cooler then the video in the article.

Really? Cause I've definitely read them out of shear boredom before and I don't remember that part... been a few months since I've been on a plane though, so I could have just forgotten about it.

So now that we know it's real, lets see some video proof of you snorting that chili powder on your boss's desk.

How have I never seen this?

It does kind of baffle me that the iOS version is free, and yet the android version is 5 bucks.

I would argue that melted wax is waaaay easier to deal with then nail polish. Then again I am a guy. And a bit of a pyro.

Just because there are kits available doesn't mean he necessarily used one, and from looking around online I don't see anything that looks like what he built. Similar things yes, but not the same, which leads me to believe that he most likely designed and built it himself from scratch.

And I thought the stuff I made as a kid with lego pneumatics were cool...

Turns out there is an android version. Rejoice!

Chemist is available for android as well, though it costs 4.99 for the android version for some reason.

Agreed!

A typical 5-7 day heli-skiing trip costs around $5-8k. Not much more then plenty of other kinds of vacations.

Never once has an in-flight safety instruction spiel that I've heard said anything about how to properly brace for impact.

That sounds perfect, I hope you're right.