Category: Fun
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Beluga Whale Tries To Eat GoPro Camera
That is one tame Beluga Whale Watch this video on YouTube
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Behold this epic 1500-people strong slow-motion water balloon fight
Courtesy of Freddy Wong and The Slow Mo Guys
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Behold the European Union Youth Orchestra rehearsing in an (empty) swimming pool
See Art Journal This week in Vienna, 150 children from Turkey, Austria, Armenia, Portugal, Italy, Denmark, Switzerland and the European Union Youth Orchestra met in Vienna to form a Sistema Europe orchestra. They had to scout around for somewhere to rehearse. Then they found this… an empty swimming pool at the Augarten Palace, residence of…
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Tara Reid on Whale Sharks
Tara Reid explains the nature of Whale Sharks on Shark Week. Or something. Watch this video on YouTube
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12 of the world’s best water parks according to CNN
See CNN The twelve water parks are (apparently in no particular order) Aquatica (Orlando, Florida) Aquaventure Waterpark (Dubai, UAE) Area 47 (Innsbruck, Austria) Beach Park (Fortaleza, Brazil) Caribbean Bay (Gyeonggi-do, South Korea) Siam Park (Tenerife, Spain) Tropical Islands (Krausnick, Germany) Watercube Waterpark (Beijing) WaterWorld Waterpark (Ayia Napa, Cyprus) Wet ‘n Wild (Orlando, Florida) World Waterpark…
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Secret weapons in synchronized swimming
Chloe Isaac (CAN) reveals secret weapons in synchronized swimming: flavorless gelatin and waterproof make-up.
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US team building with LEGO
A photo out of Natalie Coughlin’s twitter feed. Nice to see that classic Danish toy put to good use, maybe you give them a few medals in return! ;-) Team building with Legos pic.twitter.com/HfsWuP2ne2 Team building with Legos pic.twitter.com/HfsWuP2ne2 — Natalie Coughlin (@NatalieCoughlin) July 21, 2013
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CC photo #567: That feeling
7-year-old Bjarki preparing himself mentally to meet the 7°C (45°F) warm ocean, here in the Faroe Islands. This at the G! Festival, yesterday July 21, 2013. The incoming mist wasn’t really helping, but made a nice shot. Me and Bartal and the boys are btw seen here in the official G! photo album, at the…
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Bring On The Bay 3km Open Water Swim
This 3 kilometre, point-to-point, open water swim across beautiful Britannia Bay in Ottawa starts at the Nepean Sailing Club and ends at the Britannia Yacht Club. The swim is open to swimmers of all ages and abilities and provides a healthy way to enjoy some friendly competition while supporting a great cause. See www.bringonthebay.com