This Week's Best Videos: A Rocket Powered Bicycle, A Really Dangerous Road, And Priceless Dad-Rage

Son's Asinine Questions Inspire Priceless Dad-Rage, Man Goes 207 MPH On Rocket-Powered Bicycle, An Ingenious Nutcracker For The Modern Era, Himalayan Bus Ride Is Not For The Faint Of Heart, Ever Seen A Clam Lick (Or Kick) Salt?, Spears Fly In This Mind-Bendingly Fast Martial Arts Demonstration The Daily Digg Sunday, November 16, 2014 'ASK ME A NORMAL FUCKING QUESTION' Son's Asinine Questions Inspire Priceless Dad-Rage digg.com This kid claims to be asking his dad questions for a sociology class. Maybe it started that way, but we're pretty sure he's just egging his dad on to watch him lose his damn mind. WE WANT TO RIDE HIS BICYCLE Man Goes 207 MPH On Rocket-Powered Bicycle digg.com Last week, Francois Gissy strapped rockets to a bicycle and reached 207 MPH in under five seconds. What did you do last week? HER NAME IS NAOMI An Ingenious Nutcracker For The Modern Era digg.com From their website: This shapely Diva is a cracking success with all the nuts lying at her feet — in the truest sense of the word. Naomi knows how to behave. With her, cracking nuts is child's play with an immediate reward: the nut kernel. EVERYONE USE THE PASSENGER DOOR Himalayan Bus Ride Is Not For The Faint Of Heart digg.com Investing in a few donkeys to carry people seems like a really good idea right about now. WE CALL THEM SEA TONGUES Ever Seen A Clam Lick (Or Kick) Salt? digg.com UPDATE: It's actually the clam's foot. OR SO SCIENTISTS WANT YOU TO BELIEVE. PREVIOUSLY: So a clam's body is, for all intents and purposes, just a massive tongue. And they love the taste of salt. NEO'S GOT NOTHING ON THESE TWO Spears Fly In This Mind-Bendingly Fast Martial Arts Demonstration digg.com These two martial artists are competing in an exhibition known as duilian, which pits a bare-handed combatant against a weapon-wielding opponent. We wouldn't want to face either of them, with or without a weapon. Read more on Digg.com → THIS WAS AN 'ACCIDENT' Recent policy changes in Italy require all fireworks shows to be under 90 seconds in length so this is how renegade firework artists are getting around the law. Credit: Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014