Killer Whale VS Shark...Fight!

You're walking along the beach, you're enjoying the scenery, then....POW! There is a killer whale attacking a shark. Get the cameras out, this is going to be a good one!

Alright, the video isn't all that great...until the dog comes into play. If I can find me a dog, that one day is willing to fend off a shark, I have found my new best friend. Granted, those morons should not even be letting the pooch anywhere near the shark, it's still cool to see.

Without further ado, I give you the match you have all been waiting for: Shamu VS Mini Jaws. DING. DING.

FedEx Guy Goes Ace Ventura On Computer Monitor

Fragile. This is the first word that comes to mind when I think of delivering a computer monitor. An object of this nature needs to be handled with care, obviously.

I am sure there is more to the situation, but I don't think this FedEx guy got the above memo. When I say there is probably more to the situation, something had to of pissed this guy off...BIG TIME! Someone doesn't just toss a computer monitor over a gate for no reason.

That said, I want to be clear that I am not backing up Mr. FedEx. I am just stating that something set him off, causing him to pull an Ace Ventura on this guy's package (yes, poor choice of words).

Redbox Raises DVD Rentals By 20 Cents, Hurts Our Wallets

So, I received an email today that Redbox will be raising the price of their DVD rentals by 20 cents (apparently their operating expenses are rising). The first thought that came to mind was: THIS IS MADNESS (300 did not play any part in this)!! If I rent 4 or 5 movies a week, there goes my pack of M&Ms I could have indulged in.

If you head to the FAQs page regarding the matter, you will notice the question: Will you ever go back down to $1 a day? Their response:

Redbox has no current plans to change prices again. But if you're interested in renting DVDs for a discounted price of $1 for the first day at Redbox, you still can when you reserve your rentals online! From 10/31 to 11/30, go to Redbox.com to reserve any DVD (even new releases) for $1 for the first day. Additional rental days will be $1.20.

I call BS! If they continue to dominate the movie rental market, these prices will surely inflate in due time. Possibly to...$1.29. *Shivers* I can't even stand the thought of it.