Awesome Tsunami Car Wash

Water is a pretty amazing substance. It coats our planet and makes up the vast majority of our bodies. But in all seriousness, water is not to be messed with. Whether leaking into your basement, sweeping away cars in a flash flood, or unleashing hell in the form of a tsunami, water's capacity for violence and disaster is as great as anything dreamed up by man.

Enough with the preamble. Combine water's devastating power with some heavy machinery and a really awful quality camcorder and you get the priceless video. Next, how about taking bath with the same method...

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DIY Project - Huge Cyst Extraction

A cyst is a closed sac, having a distinct membrane and division on the nearby tissue. It may contain air, fluids, or semi-solid material. A collection of pus is called an abscess not a cyst. Once formed, a cyst could go away on its own or may have to be removed through surgery.

In the following video, a guy squeezes a huge cyst on a mans back and loads of thick tooth paste like pus comes out. So much keeps coming out you think it's never going to end. Unbelievable.

Semi-professional pus removal. HUGE CYST EXTRACTION.

Cool DIY Project - Miniature Tools

One creative and very talented guy under the nickname "dno" makes amazing miniature things and keeps no secrets of how he does it.

This jam jar is 11 millimeters tall and has a diameter of 8 millimeters!

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Engineer Life - Thinking Out Of The Box

Engineer must always think from different angle than normal people. While other see as impossible, engineer must find a way to make it possible. Not only possible but must be deliver in fastest time with minimum cost. Must not endangered human life as well. In layman term, an engineer must always have Out Of Box thinking attitude.

Here are some of the examples on what thinking Out Of Box means... :)

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Creative DIY Wooden Photo

This is a short and sweet little video showing how easy it is to make nifty wooden photos.

DIY SHOES WITH T&F SLACK

Tim and Fiona Slack aim to take classic styles to the future. They have worked hard at putting love into their shoes and their marriage since the 1970s , back then they were called Walker shoes but today they trade under the name T&F Slack. Bringing forward the Gibson and 5 eye-lit Derby shoe shapes into 2011 and beyond, but adding bursts of colour in odd but pleasing combinations.

I love the look of a perforated shoe. These come with an underlying colour of your choosing, but how, I hear you ask? In addition to their own available styles you also get the opportunity to play designer with their easy-to-use system available in Liberty, Selfridges and their Notting Hill store in London.

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