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Silkscreening an image can be daunting. Luckily, Bruce High Quality Foundation University demystified the process in their most recent “How To” video for MOCAtv’s YouTube channel. You too can learn to silkscreen a t-shirt… in your bathroom.

While it may not be as precise as the high-end printshops, this is hardly a rocket science. It requires little more than a silkscreen, an image positive, some ink, a squeegee, trial and error. And error. And trial. (Image: MOCAtv)

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Spotted in Minneapolis. 

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Clip recap:

"Me and the boys played a bit of a joke on our mate Russ. Kegs of beer have been plumbed into every tap in the house, with loads of cameras to catch the action. Took us all day to set up but it was worth it when the icy cool beer came pouring out."

Top comment on YouTube: "It's not a joke. It's a MIRACLE."

Drag racing is all about reaction times, power, and traction, but if you don't have that last part of the equation you're going to have a bad time. That rule holds true even in a Nissan GT-R, no matter how many wheels are powered by the engine or how many computers it's got. Cue the spectacular explosion of parts when it careens off the track.

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Here we have former IndyCar star Kenny Brack in a Ford GT40 at the Goodwood Revival in the rain. As far as I can tell, the car is never traveling straight. You have to see this.

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Things really started getting loose with the release of Banned 2… in addition to thirty minutes of balls to the wall riding, watch this to see someone put their dick in an ant pile, the dudes get in multiple physical altercations with security and Greg Smee spraypaint girl’s asshole!

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This is perfect midweek material. Tyrone takes out a Citi Bike and tests its durability on some street, in the skatepark and at the pump track. You gotta love it. Pretty amazing, considering these bikes weigh at least 40 pounds.

Word on the street is that a Citi Bike race is in the works…

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I have to do all my dishes by hand because I don't have a dishwasher. I also have to wash all my clothes by hand in a creek and beat them with a tree branch to dry them. I'm basically a lonely caveman. This is Dish Whiskey, a barrel aged, charcoal filtered, whiskey-inspired dish soap from Archer, the same folks that brought us that line of manly air fresheners. Will it make your man more likely to do the dishes? Probably not. Will it make the Geekologie Writer more likely to drink your dirty dishwater? Absolutely. Thanks to Berk, co-founder of Archer and the man who is going to send me a free goodie-box after he reads this and feels guilty for not offering one in the first place. I SMELL LIKE SHIT RIGHT NOW.

Re-Up’ing this one for your convenience. Malouf did an excellent capturing the vibe of BSD‘s stay in Puerto Rico, it brings me back to the good times every viewing. Watch David Grant, Reed Stark, Tony Malouf, and Joey Motta tear it up on the island then go check out TCU’s BSD In Puerto Rico Photo Gallery.

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dpmsf:

eatrideworksleep:

assholemike:

Stybar is nuts.

He’s not nuts. He just knows how to rally

get rad, stay rad. its just that simple. 

Converting files between formats is never a fun thing to do. When you're working on different systems, it's a pain to do, and you often need a ton of software. CloudConvert is a web app that can convert 140 different file types.

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Tea Party supporters have launched the Twitter hashtag "McCain's other phone games." Sample responses: Grand Theft RINO, Call Of Doody, Angry Old Birds.

From a Yelp review of Cafe Mare in Santa Cruz, CA.

The pasta special tasted good but I found a small metal object that made it into my mouth. Called waiter over and chef said that it was a small bike part.

That sounds very Santa Cruz – not only did a bike part make it into the food, but the chef even identified it as such.

Read the review here.