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- Roger the Kangaroo Crushes Metal Buckets with His Bare Paws, Poses Like a True Bodybuilder
- Thync – A Wearable Device That Alters Your Mood
- Chinese Football Fans Build Their Own Pitch on Roof of Car Park Building
| Roger the Kangaroo Crushes Metal Buckets with His Bare Paws, Poses Like a True Bodybuilder Posted: 08 Jun 2015 05:02 AM PDT Meet Roger, the alpha male at the Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs, Australia. When he’s not too busy fighting off younger males for the title of supreme leader, Roger likes to show off his muscles and practice his kickboxing moves. If you’re an aspiring bodybuilder desperate enough to accept tips from a kangaroo, you should know his favorite training exercise is crushing his metal feed bucket with his bare paws. Sure, it sounds extreme, but just look at Roger’s guns! You can tell he knows he looks good, too. The way he flexes for the camera and stares menacingly into the lens, he’s a natural superstar. |
| Thync – A Wearable Device That Alters Your Mood Posted: 08 Jun 2015 02:52 AM PDT 'Thync' is a new wearable device that makes use of electroencephalography to measure the brain's electrical activity, and modify neuron activity. Simply put, it has the ability to change your mood! All you need to do is attach the device to your forehead and it will instantly shift your state of mind. A corresponding iPhone app lets you pick the type of mood you want to experience, and even adjust the intensity. You could choose to become happy, relaxed, focused, or energised. And the best part is, you get to do it without using drugs, energy drinks, or alcohol. |
| Chinese Football Fans Build Their Own Pitch on Roof of Car Park Building Posted: 08 Jun 2015 02:05 AM PDT A group of football fans in Zhenzhou, China, have literally taken football to new heights by building their very own 900-square-meter pitch on the roof of a car park building, right in the city center. XuGong, the mastermind behind this impressive undertaking, told Chinese media that he has been a huge football fan since childhood, but growing up in Zhengzhou city, he always had problems finding a venue to practice his favorite sport. The only available one was located too far away and he could only use it once a week. After nearly a decade of frustration, Xu decided to fix the problem by building a pitch of his own. He convinced his friends and fellow football fans to pool all their savings into building their very own football field, but finding a piece of land in their busy city was a huge challenge. After months of searching, they came up with the genius idea on the roof of a building. |
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