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Discovery Channel’s Shark Week Pedicab: Wow

By Eric Monday August 11, 2008

If there’s one thing my girlfriend can’t get enough of, it’s Shark Week on the Discovery Channel. I know, I know, you thought I was going to say me. Well, you were dead wrong. She likes sharks.

Apparently the Discovery Channel hired artist Stefan Paulos to create this here pedicab. I’m really hoping it shows up in Philly, but I doubt it. All we get are giant Eddie Murphy heads. Ugh.

Discover Channel’s Shark Week Pedicab via Neatorama

About the Author

Eric spends most of his time writing, taking pictures, reading, and hanging out with his (somewhat famous) chinchilla Mittens and bunny Rory. He teaches writing and literature at some local Philadelphia colleges and works in publishing. He knows absolutely nothing about sports, and is proud of it.

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