Hot chicks are awesome. Hot chicks in bras on roller coasters are like presents on Christmas morning. Check out a video of sexy ladies enjoying the thrills and chills of a roller coasters while repping nothing but support for their milkers.

Conan has a brand new show coming to TBS in November… And he wanted to announce the name himself!

Here he is:

‘The Mountain’ at Cadwell Park, as it is known, is like the British version of the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca: another one of those special points on a race track, that would not exist on the computer-generated courses we see today.

Famous for lofting bikes into the air, The Mountain makes for spectacular photographs, and should be on every rider’s track day bucket list. Finding the fastest racing line over ‘The Mountain’ can be difficult though, as riders have to contend with keeping the front of their motorcycles down, but such is not the case for HM Plant Honda’s Josh Brookes!

Asked why he takes ‘The Mountain’ in such a spectacular fashion, Brookes replied:

“Simple, I do it because its the fastest way I know how to get over there. I go as fast as I can and as a result I get air borne. As a bonus its fun and the crowd loves it. I can see why people are scared to jump, it can go bad really easily. I know the years of motocross are an advantage. I know how to jump and not get to out of shape. I go through the turns before the jump just like any other. On the up ramp to the jump I use a lot of throttle but more importantly I keep a lot of lean angle even though its going to be leaving the ground. I stay sat down until the take off point where I stand up as the bike takes off. I get over the front a little because the acceleration makes the front comes up a bit. If the bike stays to level I may give it a rev in the air to get the front up. I like to land rear wheel first.”

Via: BSN

I think I am most relaxed when I’m looking at the curves of a lady. So right now, you can assume I am lying in a hammock, cradling a drink in a coconut with no pants on listening to ‘The Best of The Beach Boys’ CD. I’m not though. I actually spend most of my days roaming with wild kangaroos, were the food is cheap and the females are cheaper.

Alexander Augusteijn’s recipe for jaw-dropping pictures: normal flash, computer-controlled photography equipment, lots of patience and lots of spilled liquids. Check out his website HERE for more!

“I started photography back in 1976, mostly black and white which I developed and printed myself.
In the eighties and nighties my photographic activities declined, until I bought my first digital camera, an HP715 point-and-shoot camera in 2001. This boosted my enthusiasm again, and I found myself not touching my analog SLR any more, yet missing its versatility. This made me buy my Canon Digital Rebel (300D) in 2004 and revived my enthusiasm as never before. Missing some features in my 300D I joined the UnDutchables that developed a firmware upgrade enabling most of the 10D features on the 300D. I have dedicated myself to high-speed photography, taking pictures of extremely short events.”

Life Cycles tells a spectacular story of the bike, from its creation to its eventual demise. A visually stunning journey, with thought provoking narration, Life Cycles uses Ultra HD to document the many stories surrounding the mountain bike and its culture. Ride along into breath taking natural settings, as they battle the elements, showcase the progression of riding, take a road trip, fix the bike, and show the destruction and eventual creation of trails. Semenuk, Hopkins, Schwartz, McIntosh, McCaul Agassiz, Hunter and Vanderham guide you through this wonderful story. Life Cycles is a celebration of the bicycle, and is sure to entertain anyone who has ever ridden one.