This roller coaster, known as Blue Flash, is in the back yard of John Ivers in Indiana. A friend of Ivers describes the ride as terrifying. His friend added, "The sound it makes as it screams through the track is nightmare-inducing. The loop pulls heavy G-forces. The first drop is the scariest I've ever been on."
My most favorite ride at any fair or carnival is the roller coaster, but there are some that I would have to think twice about before going for a ride on it. Check out the 10 most awesome roller coasters in the world.
We all know that "Gallon Smashing" and "The Harlem Shake" are popular things to do. So could jumping over cops be the next big thing? If you can't resist jumping over a few cops just don't get it on video, that will get you arrested as you'll see in this video.
This guy in this video narrated by Chris Webber has some kind of problem. He and his girlfriend are at a basketball game and he won't share his ice cream with her, he acts like she is not even there. Before this night is over he will be the one who is doing without.
Remember when they had the White House set up in front of the CenturyLink Center for the filming of "Olympus Has Fallen"? Here's Gerard Butler talking about how he feels about Shreveport. Spoiler alert: he loves us!
March 20, 2013 Lots of psychologists say people don't change much after high school. Virtually all agree they are the most formative years of our lives. That's why the newest commercial from Audi struck such a resounding cord.
March 19, 2013 Erin and I love everything about Easter: The religious significance, families together, the beginning of spring. And, of course, our own 'Easter On the Bayou' celebration Saturday at Cypress Black Bayou Recreation Area. Hold it! There is one thing about Easter that Erin despises: Marshmallow peeps!
When I was about 5 years-old I was amazed when a talking parrot seemed to be having a conversation with me. For several weeks after seeing him in that store, I tried to have conversations with all the birds that I saw in my yard at home.
Taylor Swift's new video for "22," the third single off her chart-topping 2012 record "Red," finds the pop hitmaker revisiting a tried-and-true formula that never fails: get a bunch of good-looking people together and throw a big party. Hm, seems familiar...
Sure, they could swim, but why not take a ride if it's there?
Normally you'd have to throw a buck or two towards a street performer to get them to even move. So if you think about it this guy lucked out -- as did we!
