Thursday, May 27, 2010
10 Weirdest Things Ever Sold on eBay
eBay has become the number one go-to site to make a bit of money on old, unwanted items. Having a spring clean in your home and have found some vinyls which you have listened to since 1978? Stick them on eBay. Have you gained some weight in the last couple of years and your old clothese no longer fit? Don’t take them down to your charity shop, list them on eBay! Are you a frustrated virgin
The Horror of Subway
The horror of Moscow, Russia subway in the works of Alex Andreev, known to us by his “Hermetic Art” series featured some time ago. Now here’s his view of the Russian subway. “It’s forbidden to make shots in Moscow subway, there are everywhere signs warning not to take pictures and cops checking that everyone obide this. Especially nice shots come out late at night.” Some cockroaches
Large Scaled Art Made of Daily Objects
Dorothy (2007) – Stainless steel pans and lids A Joia do Tejo (2008) / The Jewel of the Tejo River – Inspired by traditional Portuguese jewelry Piano Dentelle (2008) Hand-made cotton crotchet over piano (traditional Portuguese crotchet) Netless’07 (2007) Hand-made cotton crotchet over laptop and mouse The Bride (2001) – Made with OB tampons
Hermetic Art
Weird but nice art by Alex Andreev, Russian artist. He personally calls his style “Hermetic” whatever it could mean it’s worth taking a look. GA_googleFillSlot("ER-inside-post-unit"); via alexandreev source
Cop Busted Stealing Weed
In this classic clip, a police officer dials 911 after baking and eating pot-filled brownies he stole. Guy gets no love from the news anchors in today’s “4:20 Video of the Day.” Just goes to show, you never steal a man’s stash. If you love your stash, you’ll check out 10 Funny Stand Up Bits About Weed. Posted by Steve Forton, who thinks he died because time isn’t moving at all
P-Tree Urinal
Dutch designer Sam van Veluw has found an interesting way to solve a problem of outdoor toilets during different events, festivals, open-air concerts ets. He suggests strapping waterless urinals onto the trees. They are easy to install and can be hooked up to a central sewer system. Very clever. Sorry, girls, this concept is for men only.
Banksy Street Art – Art Finds New Inspirations
Banksy is a pseudo-anonymous English graffiti artist. He is believed to be a native of Yate, South Gloucestershire, near Bristol and to have been born in 1974, but there is substantial public uncertainty about his identity and personal and biographical details. His artworks are often satirical pieces of art on topics such as politics, culture, and ethics. His street art, which
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Mind the gap! The street where it's best not to look down
It looks like this young man is taking a dangerous leap into the unknown as a massive chasm opens up in the middle of a shopping mall. In fact, it is an amazing piece of 3D street art that has been produced for a theme park that is being built in China. Leap into the unknown: A visitor jumps over the 3d artwork at the theme park in Hai'an, Jiangsu province, China
Top 10 Prehistoric Fish Alive Today
10 Hagfish According to the fossil record, hagfish have existed for over 300 million years, which means they were already old when dinosaurs took over the world! Found in relatively deep waters, these animals are sometimes called slime eels, but they are not really eels, and actually, they may not even be fish at all, according to some scientists. They are very bizarre
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
25 Unexplainable Pictures
Photography is the process, activity and art of creating still or moving pictures by recording radiation on a non-sensitive medium, such as a photographic film, or an electronic sensor. Light patterns reflected or emitted from objects activate a sensitive chemical or electronic sensor during a timed exposure, usually through a photographic lens in a device known as a camera that also stores
Spicebush Swallowtail Caterpillar
Spicebush Swallowtail is a fairly black swallowtail butterfly. And it is the state butterfly of Mississippi. But it looks the best when it is still a caterpillar. The caterpillars live in folded leaf shelters and eat the leaves of the sassafras or spicebush. Adults consume a variety of nectars, including those from azalea, Japanese honeysuckle, milkweed, and thistle flowers.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
National Geography: Unique Moments Photography
Some moments can be captured only once in a lifetime and when that moment comes you better hold on to it and make it last by photographing it with your camera. Here is a revision of the most unique moments captured on national geographic photos in the past 3 years. A big thanks to all professional photographers that are out there, bringing this kind of beautiful photography into our
Things My Kids Ruined
We love the bizarre trashings on Shit My Kids Ruined, which features reader generated posts about all the things that their children have recklessly and mercilessly destroyed. It's also hilarious, as countless parents have uploaded proof of their kid's destruction. As the site states, it's "the strongest visual birth control on the market today.
Top 10 weird species of Turtles in the World
Turtles are among the most popular reptiles in the world. Some species of turtles are kept as pet and some are gathered for human consumption. Some species are colorful and a few are weird-looking. Here are some of the most unusual and unique turtles in the world. Texas Spiny Softshell Turtle (Apalone spinifera emoryi) One of the most fascinating and odd-looking turtle is the Texas
I feel sexy in Congo
The SAPE concept comes from centuries ago where the young people were brain washed during the time of the French Congo where they were told to look presentable. It all started when Andre Grenard returned from Paris all dressed up and had a huge fan following. The organization of SAP has members that are artists and they never fail to stand out in a crowd. Every member has his own style in
Ron Muech – Hyper Realist Sculptor
There is a point, when sculpturing, at witch taking great care of details leads to creating hyper realistic artwork that cannot be set apart from the real world objects it is supposed to represent. Ron Muech sculptures are just that, extraordinary realistic work that seems real even after looking at it for the tenth time. About the artist: Ron Mueck was born on 1958 is an Australian hyper
Friday, May 21, 2010
15 of the Most Bizarre Celebrity Murder Attempts
The word ’stalker’ is very loosely used in the world today. Usually, it involves something mild like checking up on an ex or crush’s activities using the Internet — Facebook stalking. Rarely do we see cases in which a person takes a considerable chunk of their time and dedicate it toward forcing themselves into another person’s life. This kind
Tiny animals that can kill you
When we think of dangerous animals, we think of lions, tigers, bears and sharks, but there are several small animals that can do just as much damage, or worse, to us. In fact, there are several small animals that can kill us. No, we are not talking about spiders and snakes, that is too obvious. What we are talking about is small animals, fish and amphibians that can kill you with something
Creative Advertising Campaign: Urban Bowling
What would happen if you parked a Nissan Qashqai at the bottom of a hill and roll hundreds of bowling balls in its direction? Sounds like an insane scenario? Maybe some companies are getting insane when it comes to car testing, at least that is what we thought about Nissan when we’ve seen the kind insane (and cool) crash tests they’ve done on this beauty. Naturally using bowling
Thursday, May 20, 2010
A VIP Hideout
When you look at the entrance to the place, you will never guess what lies ahead. Well hidden and out of sight, the door leads to more sturdy safe like doors which will keep you safe from everything. As you proceed into the underground building, you will find rooms that are surprisingly well done and well lit too. Whether you want to get away from the city or are just looking for a very
Cute Hedgehog Babies
It’s unbelievable how cute can be newly born hedgehogs. Hedgehogs are one of the most beautiful animals that you can see in the fields and forests. People start to domesticate hedgehogs not long time ago, so this is one of the rare photo galleries of newly born hedgehogs. Enjoy ;)
Some strange facts about Albert Einstein
If you ask someone to name a genius, nine times out of ten that person is going to name a man by the name of Albert Einstein. Einstein is the image of a genius in our society because of his revolutionary concepts that helped to create the future that we know. It is no surprise that Time Magazine chose Einstein as the Person of the Century in 1999. While we know all about Einstein creating
5 Fake Languages You Can Actually Learn
With all of the real languages in the world (somewhere between 3,000 and 8,000) you would think people had plenty of ways to communicate with one another. However, this assumption does not take into account mankind’s desire to improve upon that which is already here, or nerdkind’s desire to expand their cosplay to the nth degree and try to become the characters they portray. Or at least
Bizarre Vintage Surgical Tools
Imagine that your doctor start doing some examinations or even surgical procedures with tools like this. 1. Bullet Extractor (1500s)Elongated bullet extractors could reach bullets embedded deeply in the patient’s body. Extractors like this one had a screw tip that could be inserted in the wound and lengthened to pierce the bullet so that it could be pulled out. 2. Amputation Knife (1700s)
Amazing Graffiti from Brazil!
Brazil officially the Federative Republic of Brazil. About this sound listen, is the largest country in South America and the only Portuguese-speaking country in the Americas. It is both the world’s fifth largest country by geographical area and by population. Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Brazil has a coastline of over 7,491 kilometers (4,655 mi). It is bordered on the north by
10 Unique People of the Second World War
The Second World War was the largest armed conflict in modern history, with more than 100 million military personnel being mobilized. During the war, the world’s great powers organized themselves into two opposing military alliances, the Allies (read more about Allies in WWII) and the Axis (read more about Allies in WWII). The Axis powers included Germany, Japan, and Italy,
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Surreal Art (Definiton & Pics)
Surrealism is a cultural movement that began in the early 1920s, and is best known for the visual artworks and writings of the group members.Surrealist works feature the element of surprise, unexpected juxtapositions and non sequitur; however, many Surrealist artists and writers regard their work as an expression of the philosophical movement first and foremost, with the works being an
The Downward Spiral - Documented Through Police Mugshots
Life can be rough for some people. Even for a pretty girl in New York City. In fact, life's roughness can sometimes be documented visually through the mugshots in your criminal arrest record. source
Freaking Awesome Animal Emotions
I think that animals change this world for better. Their emotions always make my heart melt! They do such hilarious “faces” that I start smiling, laughing and getting many other positive emotions myself.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Family of four die as giant sink hole swallows their house as they watched ice hockey on TV
The bodies of four members of a family who went missing after their house was swallowed by a gaping sink hole north-east of Montreal have been found, authorities said today. The Prefontaine family was in their basement cheering on ice hockey team the Montreal Canadiens in their Stanley Cup play-off game against the Pittsburgh Penguins when the massive landslide struck on Monday night in the
China's first man in space reveals astronauts ate dog meat to keep up their strength
Dog diet: Yang Liwei boards China's first manned spacecraft Shenzhou 5 in 2003 - where astronauts had a canine diet China's first man in space has revealed that the menu on his spacecraft included dog meat - to keep the astronaut's strength up. Yang Liwei, who commanded the Shenzhou Five mission in 2003, revealed canine menu samples that were on-board his craft along with
It's behind you! Trainspotter inches from death after he fails to notice the 2.45pm Cambridge express hurtling towards him
As this dedicated trainspotter stood alongside a set of tracks with his video camera fixed on the approaching train, he forgot to do one thing - look the other way. As these astonishing images show, the man came within inches of death as a passenger train hurtled past him. The enthusiast is seen standing dangerously close to the tracks in order to get a close view of old steam train the
Big Ears can Save your Life
6-year-old Min Min, together with my grandfather who lives in the city Yichan Hubei Province (China), one of the high-rise buildings, nearly died after falling from the window of the apartment, located on the eighth floor. Seeing that the child was asleep, his grandfather briefly left the apartment, leaving the boy alone. However, after a few
Thursday, May 13, 2010
South Pacific – The Secret & Strange Creatures
Recently BBC had a ribbon-cutting ceremony in South Pacific. They discovered something interesting and secret over there… Well, let’s check it down. The South Pacific islands are the most remote in the world. Their extraordinary isolation has created some of the most curious, surprising and precarious examples of life found anywhere on Earth; from giant crabs that tear open coconuts, to
Nashville flooding in pictures
Cumberland River floods in Tennessee, storms in Kentucky and Mississippi Sections of the downtown area of Nashville are flooded from the waters of the Cumberland River A woman wades through floodwaters on a downtown pavement in Nashville
10 Most Unique Stadiums
World Games Stadium – Taiwan Taiwan has what is being touted as the largest solar-powered stadium in the world, the ‘World Games Stadium'. It comes with massive and gigantic solar panels which harnesses all the solar energy in order to generate electricity that could
Incredible Photos Of Wild Africa
You can’t miss such amazing photos of wild Africa! They are so incredible and beautiful, I am afraid I can look at them for eternity. Every photo is ideal for a post card or a poster. Click the picture for more size viewer
Harmful Drinks in America
20. Worst Water Snapple Agave Melon Antioxidant Water (1 bottle, 20 fl oz) 150 calories 0 g fat 33 g sugars Sugar Equivalent: 2 Good Humor Chocolate Éclair Bars While “Worst Water” may sound like an oxymoron, the devious minds in the bottled beverage industry have even found a way
18 Meter Life-Size Gundam in Odaiba Japan
The big project of making a real size Gundam RX-78 is finally nearly finished. Here are some photos taken by a US Sailor and Otaku in Japan.
This real size Gundam is built in Odaiba of Japan.
This real size Gundam is built in Odaiba of Japan.
20 Cool Animal Towel Sculptures
1.Elephant Towel Sculpture 2.Monkey Towel Sculpture 3.Lobster Towel Sculpture 4.People and Elephant Sculpture made of sheets, towels, and pillows 5.Swan Towel Sculpture 6.Crocodile Towel Sculpture 7.Elephant Couple Towel Sculpture 8.Bunny Towel Sculpture
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
How did a boy of ten survive Libyan plane crash horror that killed 103, including at least one Briton?
A boy of ten was the sole survivor after a plane exploded as it came into land yesterday, killing 103 people on board. Incredibly he was flung clear as the plane disintegrated just a metre from touchdown. The Dutch boy was picked from the wreckage of the Libyan-owned Airbus A330-200 at Tripoli airport and was last night having surgery for multiple breaks to his legs at a local hospital.
Musician Plays Violin During Brain Surgery
Roger Frisch of Plymouth, who had been a concert master for 30 years, began experiencing difficulty playing notes on his violin. When doctors diagnosed him with essential tremors, a condition that occurs when the brain begins sending abnormal signals to the muscles, he underwent a procedure to mend the ailment. As Frisch played notes, doctors were able to sync electrodes that were implanted
Norway's Incredibly Luxurious Halden Prison
Would you like to get away from the stresses of the daily life for the next five to ten years? Then Norway’s new Halden prison/spa is for you! Halden Prison holds 252 inmates, making it the second-largest prison in Norway. The prison cost 1.5 billion kroner ($252 million) and took 10 years to complete. It's a gorgeous, ultra-modern structure right near the Swedish border,
Amazing Chinese garden
Do you like nature? This is perfect combination of nature and art. The designers of this amazing garden are truly artists. Enjoy in their masterpiece! source
Funniest People And Vehicles On The Road
You can meet the funniest vehicles when you are on the road. Enjoy this new collection of the craziest car tuning, jokes and curios things that might happen.
The World’s Best Intelligence Agencies
Nearly every country in the world has an intelligence agency that is charged with espionage in order to protect its own interests in all aspects, including economic, political and military interests. While some of these agencies have agreements to share information with others for greater impact, others are very secretive and make it a point to share with no one. It is widely known that many
The greatest accidental discoveries that changed the world
When we think of new inventions of creations, we often think of Thomas Edison trying hundreds of variations of the light bulb in order to get it right. However, many times inventions come accidentally, often as a side effect of something that the inventor is working on. These serendipity discoveries have ranged from the trivial to the profound. So, here are some of the greatest accidental
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
A Gallery of 15 Pokemon Brought to Life
I believe I’ve said this before on the site, but of all the video game worlds I wish were real, I have to say that Pokemon strikes me as my number one universe I’d want to live in, given the option. You can say, “Oh, I’d want to kick alien ass in Halo or Gears of War, or grab alien ass in Mass Effect,” but both of those worlds come with significant risks of death. Pokemon on the
A praying mantis tries to attack a mouse cursor
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Iceland Nature Photography By Daniel Bergmann
Daniel Bergmann is a professional nature photographer with over two decades of experience in the field of photography. In 1999 he completely turned his energies towards nature photography and have since focused on capturing the essence of Iceland’s landscapes and wild creatures. International magazine credits include BBC Wildlife Magazine, National Geographic Traveler, CNN Traveller, TIME
Monday, May 10, 2010
World`s Weirdest Excercise Ever... EVER!
#objContentComments { display: none; }#objStatsBar { display: none; }#objShareMenu { display: none; }#objContentTitle { display: none; }#objContent { display: none; }#objContentWrap { display: none; } Facebook privacy policies keep going down the drain. That's enough reason for many to abandon it. Here you will find nine more: After some reflection, I've decided to delete my account on Facebook. I'd like to encourage you to do the same. This is part
Exploring Some Of The Most Haunted Places On Earth
In the world of all things related to the paranormal, the world is generally divided into two separate groups – those who are scared and do not want to find out any more details about the ghost or unexplainable activity and those who whilst being somewhat scared, can not help but want to find every piece of information on the haunting. The following places are said to be some of the most
Top 10 Most Expensive Accidents in History
This includes property damage and expenses incurred related to the accident such as cleanup and industry losses. Many of these accidents involve casualties which obviously cannot be measured in dollar terms. Each life lost is priceless and is not factored into the equation. Deliberate actions such as war or terrorism and natural disasters
Friday, May 7, 2010
35 Spectacular Photos by Tim Mckenna
Here's a selection of 35 spectacular photographs taken by action sports and water photographer, Tim Mckenna.Tim is one of the world's leading extreme sports photographers, and his work takes him to some of the most beautiful places on earth, as depicted in these spectacular photographs.Be sure to visit Tim's website for more photos at http://www.timmckennaphotography.com
The World’s Amazing Secluded Houses
Great photos of incredibly secluded houses which sets deep remotely into places where there doesn’t seem to have any ease of communications and transport. Unsure whether anyone dwells in these houses but they do seem great to live where we could get away from the pollution of city life. source
Top 10 Cleanest Countries in The World
Researchers at Yale and Columbia ranked countries' environmental performance based on 25 metrics, including water and air quality, habitat protection and the impact of the environment on the health of the population. European countries make up more than half of the top 30, while the U.S. ranks 61st. 1. Iceland EPI score: 93.5GDP per capita: $36,000Population: 311,000In the
Earthquake in Chile moved the Earth axis and shortened day!
The 8.8-magnitude Chilean earthquake released so much energy that it may have slightly shortened the length of the Earth's day, a NASA scientist says.Richard Gross, a researcher at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory computed how the Earth's rotation may have been affected by the Feb. 27 quake, which has killed at least 723 people.The JPL computer model suggests that the length of the
Top 10 Amazing Ufo Sightings
“Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s… Actually I don’t know what that is. That’s really weird.” That was private pilot Kenneth Arnold’s reaction when he saw a fleet of unidentifiable objects flying at high speed close to Mount Rainer, Washington State back in 1947. Arnold later told members of the press that the objects were flying in close formation and were crescent
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Roadsworth’s Street Artworks
Peter Gibson aka Roadsworth began painting the streets of Montreal in the fall of 2001. Initially motivated by a desire for more bike paths in the city and a questioning of “car culture” in general, he continued to develop a language around street markings and other
Airplane and Tank Oops Pictures
This gallery is dedicated to the often bizarre accidents and mishaps of aircraft.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Face transplantation In Madrid
An unnamed Spanish farmer, who accidentally shot himself in the face with a shotgun five years ago, has received the first full face transplant in the world. The shot destroyed his face from his eye sockets and downwards; miraculously, however, his eyes and vision were not damaged. The team of 30 doctors performed the transplant at Vall d’Hebron University Hospital in Barcelona. The doctors
Top 5 Scientific Experiments Gone Wrong
Do you know that we are surrounded with scientific experiments that have gone right? Yes, most of the technologies and innovations that we see and use today were once an idea that evolved as a need but gradually scientists and researchers started working on it until the experiments went right and the final product was safe and successful. However, converting one idea into reality is not a
Tugboat Trouble
The Demopolis Rooster Bridge is located about 10 miles west of Demopolis, Alabama on U.S. Highway 80, across the Tombigbee River. The photos date from the spring flood of 1979. The tug released its barges on the lower side, but then ran into trouble and did turn over as the pictures show. This drawbridge has since been replaced by a clear span. Fortunately, no one was injured
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Posted by : Irfanrasyid, June 06 2010, label : Funny Video, Funny Image TwistedSifter’s Amazing Animated Gifs Compilations Animated gifs are one of my favourite things on the Internet. If you’ve ever spent any time on a message board you know the awesomeness they can bring. Countless times those little animated bundles of joy have kept me entertained and happy.Through the years I
Posted by : Irfanrasyid, May 22 2010, label : Celebrity, Criminal 15 of the Most Bizarre Celebrity Murder Attempts The word ’stalker’ is very loosely used in the world today. Usually, it involves something mild like checking up on an ex or crush’s activities using the Internet — Facebook stalking. Rarely do we see cases in which a person takes a considerable chunk of their time
Posted by : Irfanrasyid, May 15 2010, label : Disaster Family of four die as giant sink hole swallows their house as they watched ice hockey on TV The bodies of four members of a family who went missing after their house was swallowed by a gaping sink hole north-east of Montreal have been found, authorities said today. Read more... _____________________________________________
Posted by : Irfanrasyid, May 13 2010, label : music Musician Plays Violin During Brain Surgery Roger Frisch of Plymouth, who had been a concert master for 30 years, began experiencing difficulty playing notes on his violin. When doctors diagnosed him with essential tremors, a condition that occurs when the brain begins sending abnormal signals to the muscles, he underwent a procedure
Posted by : Irfanrasyid, May 12 2010, label : Animal A Gallery of 15 Pokemon Brought to Life I believe I’ve said this before on the site, but of all the video game worlds I wish were real, I have to say that Pokemon strikes me as my number one universe I’d want to live in, given the option. You can say, “Oh, I’d want to kick alien ass in Halo or Gears of War, or grab alien ass in
Posted by : Irfanrasyid, May 09 2010, label : Architectural, House, Nature The World’s Amazing Secluded Houses Great photos of incredibly secluded houses which sets deep remotely into places where there doesn’t seem to have any ease of communications and transport. Unsure whether anyone dwells in these houses but they do seem great to live where we could get away from the
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