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A Little Bit of Awesome: 7/13/18 Edition

A guy in Florida named Gene Work had a heart attack while he was laying sod in his yard, and after the first responders took him to the hospital, they drove back and finished the job for him. They knew that the sod would die if it didn’t get put in the ground quickly. This clip starts with Gene’s wife Melissa and a firefighter telling the story, and then at the end Gene talks about finding out what they did when he came out of surgery. You can check out the full story RIGHT HERE.


I love the Hot Ones show on YouTube, and this time they’ve got comedian Tom Segura running the gauntlet of hot sauce. Pretty awesome.

WARNING: There may be some adult language in this one. (I watched it last night and don’t remember for sure, but just in case, here’s your warning.) Don’t bother if you find words offensive. FYI


The boys from How Ridiculous sure do like their giant darts. They are pretty awesome…


I’ve never been a big Ben Stiller fan. Sorry. But his teenage band Capital Punishment is re-releasing their only album, from 1982. Here’s a song called “Muzak Anonymous”. It might be awesome for you…


Here’s an awesome Secret Link RIGHT HERE.

 

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