Hurricane Sandy Jet Skier!

Check out this awesome and simple experiment. It's amazing how people can actually come up with these kinds of ideas.

Hurricane Sandy continues her attack on the eastern coast by showcasing a tree being snapped in two.

Hurricane Sandy's brute force is truly shown when it rips off a wall of an apartment in New York, located on 9th St.

An evil bear was caught roaming the beaches of Galveston during Hurricane Ike.

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A kite surfer got a lot more than he bargained for when he tried to take on Hurricane Fay.

These guys are pretty brave individuals. They take on some strong winds and pull off some insane kiteboarding out on the water.

A couple guys from Florida use the flooded streets in their hometown for some tubing.

A man jet skis in a flooded portion of Newark's East Ward Ironbound neighborhood after Hurricane Irene recently hit the area.

This guy provides some comic relief to an otherwise boring news report.

A professional skier misjudges an edge and ends up falling over 300 feet. Good thing he got to reset the whole process at the end.

Emergency crews were responding Monday to a crane hanging from the side of a luxury high-rise under construction in the heart of midtown Manhattan as New York began feeling the effects of approaching Hurricane Sandy. Police have shut down traffic and evacuated the upper floors of buildings in the area around the 90-story building, One57, although there were no immediate plans to remove the crane because of the danger, WNBC reported. Officials were studying the situation and trying to decide how to deal with it. The building, at 157 W. 57th St., has gained a reputation as a new haven for billionaires who have been paying up to $90 million for choice apartments. The crane swayed at the top of the building as the city was largely shut down ahead of the expected arrival of the massive hurricane slamming the East Coast and affecting up to 60 million people in nine states. The storm was expected to make landfall in New Jersey Monday evening. The Associated Press reported that New York City suspended all construction work in the city at 5 p.m. Saturday in anticipation of the storm. As of Monday afternoon, Manhattan was being lashed with winds of 20 mph with gusts double that.

This guy wasn't going to let a flooded street caused by Hurricane Sandy stop him from getting to his destination. He rides right through the water!