As promised, video evidence of man’s first ever wingsuit landing. 

Mr Connery, likely related to Sean based on his level of badness, completed the world’s first wingsuit landing after jumping from 2,400’. No video yet but you can be sure to see it here when when there is. 

James Cameron went deeper than anyone has ever been in a submersible that he helped design. That’s badass. 

The East Coast based SEAL was conducting a July 2007 mission in Iraq, when he lost part of his leg to an improvised explosive device (IED). He refused to succumb to his injuries and did not want his career as a Navy SEAL to end.

“After two years of battling with the doctors, they told me that I would have to amputate part of my leg, and that would be the end of my naval career,” said the SEAL. “I have wanted to be a SEAL ever since I can remember and I refused to let this end my career, so I battled to stay active. I was also told by the doctors that I would not be able to walk for a year and a half; in nine months, not only was I walking, I was also running.”

Look ma, no rope!

Felix Baumgartner does a test jump from 71,000 ft as he prepares for the highest ever skydive. Watch the video.

This Shaolin monk can support this entire body weight on two fingers. Incredibad. 

Spielberg in the mouth of Jaws. 

spearheadedsoul:

Shark bait, woo haha!

growbold:

bold.