A Crew in Germany Paints a Train Bridge Overpass to Look Like Lego Bricks

The US Military is Getting More Advanced Technology Every Day

Awesome Mother

Today at Target this lady was being dragged by her two sons into the toy aisle. These boys were REALLY excited about something and they were grabbing tons of different dolls and accessories and begging their mom for them and what she told them was priceless:

She didn’t say no because they were boys who wanted “girl’s toys”….she said,

“You already have Ariel, don’t you want someone else?”

And one of the boys just kept yelling how Ariel was his favorite.

Baton Rouge Wedding Photographer Takes The Best Wedding Photo Ever!

Louisiana State University student Quinn Miller asked his newly wedded friends and their families to ‘pretend they were being chased by a dinosaur’ on their special day.

Then he Photoshopped in a T-Rex, creating possibly the greatest wedding photograph ever.

Lego Freddie Mercury!

Matt Kemp = Awesome!!

Matt Kemp would have been excused for quickly disappearing through the dugout at San Francisco's AT&T Park on Sunday night and forgetting all about an earlier promise to third base coach Tim Wallach.

“But that was the neat deal about it,” Wallach said. “He was standing there waiting for me.”

Kemp was waiting to cross the diamond to sign an autograph for a terminally ill Dodgers fan, waiting to summon the passion necessary to pass along the hope that he now found so precious.

Kemp didn't know the kid's name. Kemp didn't know anybody was watching. When he reached the figure in the hooded blue sweatshirt sitting motionless in the front row, he thought the encounter would be quick and forgettable.

Then Kemp saw something. Maybe it was the kid's lost stare. Maybe it was his painfully frozen limbs.

“I said hi to him, he just looked at me in kind of shock, and it almost got me,” Kemp said. “It almost got me.”

Oh, but it did get him. The moment stripped him of his self-pity, and then everything else started coming off.

Kemp handed the kid the autographed ball. He handed him his cap. He tore off his dusty No. 27 jersey with the buttons still fastened and put it on the kid's lap. Then he bent over and removed his shoes and handed them over to complete the grand slam.

Watching it all, speechless, was the kid, Joshua Jones, a 19-year-old from Tracy, Calif., who is suffering from inoperable tumors in his spine and has been given 90 days to live.

“I was in shock,” Jones said in a phone interview Tuesday. “I was sitting there thinking, ‘I can't believe he's doing this.'”

Filming it all through his smartphone, creating a video that has created an Internet buzz, was his buddy Tommy Schultz.

“The shirt, the cap, wow. ... Then he took off the cleats and I was blown away,” Schultz said.

“I don't think words can explain how great this was,” Ryan said. “If this is the last memory of his life, it was an incredible one.”

Faith in Humanity, Good People Despite Bad Circumstances.

Calvin & Hobbes Nursery, Complete With a Fort For Sleeping

Just Another Reason Dave Grohl Is Awesome!

Procession for one of the firefighters killed by gunman

This Is Awesome...

The Westboro Baptist Church went to picket the funerals of the fallen children of the heinous shooting. Proclaiming it was “gods” judgement due to the state standing up for gay marriage. Well, they came face to face with hundreds of Hells Angels. The bikers formed a human wall blocking Westboro from entering. Needless to say, the disrespectful haters backed down.

I Want One!!!

Boy Asks Novak Djokovic to Marry Him at U.S. Open Practice

When a boy in the stands shouted "Djokovic, will you marry me?" to the tennis champ at a U.S. Open practice session this week, Novak invited the kid out for a few serves, and a hug.

Read more: http://www.towleroad.com/2012/08/novak.html#ixzz24rywkS5g

Truly Awesome!!!

When students at Texas A&M found out that the Westboro Baptist Church was planning a protest at the funeral of a soldier who was killed in active duty, they formed a "maroon wall" around the church to shelter the family and friends of the fallen soldier.