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splash screen from the original windows os.
speed up your computer's boot time by disabling the windows xp splash screen.
'back in 2007 darren“professor splash”taylor travelled to japan to set a world record by jumping from a height of 10.70 meters (35 feet) into 30 centimeters (12 inches) of water into a kiddy pool. he was recently invited back so he could break his old record with a 10.83 meter jump.'
a woman who splashed a pedestrian as she drove through a puddle failed her driving test because the incident was technically classed as a crash. michelle kelly, 31, was passing a bus stop when she drove through the water, spraying a man who was standing there. at the end of the test, the mother-of-two said she was told by her examiner that she had failed because she should have stopped and exchanged details with man, as her actions constituted an accident. mrs kelly, who works for a funeral director, described the decision as "ludicrous" after failing in blackley, manchester. "it was my third test and i was really confident," she said. "to fail for something like that really annoyed me. "it's ridiculous. why should you hand over your details? what good would that do? it wasn't as though i'd deluged this pedestrian and if i'd swerved to avoid the puddle i might have caused an accident." mrs kelly said she had no idea that splashing someone could lead to failing her test. "i spoke to a firm of driving instructors with over 60 years experience and they had never heard of it. i didn't do it on purpose and didn't really think that much of it at the time but the examiner said it was a fault. "apparently it constituted a traffic offence and he was treating it as a road accident. he said i should have pulled over and exchanged details with the pedestrian." although the highway code does not directly mention splashing, it refers several times to the consideration of "all road users" and recommends that motorists "take extra care around pedestrians" in wet weather. robin cummins, road safety consultant for bsm, said in some circumstances splashing someone could lead to a fine. "splashing someone is not classed as an accident, but would be classed as a serious fault," he said. "you have got to look at how it was done. if someone drives straight through a puddle without due care and attention, they may be prosecuted. "people have been fined for similar incidents in the past, but it is very rare. because of the weather we have had recently, you can see why it may come to light." andrew howard, head of road safety for the aa, said at first glance mrs kelly's failure seemed absurd, but on reflection he could understand the decision. "it is a difficult one," he said. "i don't think the average motorist would think about it under the circumstances, particularly if you are left with little option but to drive through the puddle, given britain's crowded roads. "the highway code says if you are involved in a collision which causes damage or injury to another person you must stop. but is hitting a puddle a collision? what damage was done to the other person and where do you draw the line? "don't ask me what i would have done, but probably say sorry under my breath and carried on - many people have splashed me over the years." mrs kelly said she estimated that she would have to spend a further £200 to cover the cost of a fourth test. "then it's nearly £60 for the test, £40 to use the car for the test and i'll have to have more lessons in the meantime," she said. "i'll have to wait until i get paid again." a spokesman for the driving standards agency said the incident was being looked into. source
nature series
a super etendard takes off from a carrier, pulls up too steeply, stalls, flips over and takes a mid-afternoon dip in the ocean.
a car that can drive on the street and float in the water.
on the beach, wearing a bikini, on her hands and knees.
yeah, that's me in the front. i was genuinely scared as i hated rides with downward drops. peer pressure....fuckers....
i took this for my photo project at school on movement and was quite impressed.
try to clear the slime.
this why fat kids don't like swimming lessons @ school.
chicago (reuters) - a woman is suing a chicago-area zoo for a 2008 fall near a dolphin exhibit, accusing zookeepers of encouraging the mammals to splash water and then failing to protect spectators from wet surfaces, local media reported on thursday. in her suit filed earlier this week, allecyn edwards said she was injured while walking near an exhibit at brookfield zoo, where a group of atlantic bottlenose dolphins were performing, media said. officials "recklessly and willfully trained and encouraged the dolphins to throw water at the spectators in the stands, making the floor wet and slippery," but failed to post warning signs or lay down protective mats or strips, the suit said, according to the reports. edwards is demanding more than $50,000 for lost wages, medical expenses and emotional trauma from the chicago zoological society and the forest preserve district of cook county, which operate the zoo in chicago's southwest suburbs. source
another audio horror from east europe
british couple does a drive-by splashing on kids waiting for their school bus!
