People have always had a love of the water, and these ten houseboats show us exactly how crazy people can get when they design a houseboat for fun and pleasure.

Submarine

This guy decided to have a sub house, but hey it is a water going vessel.

This is a great collection of smart logos with the hidden message.

Some, of course, are obvious, but some, to fully understand them, you need to the story or explanation, or even a little puzzle. For me, these are the best logos in terms of design.

Yoga Australia

Woman is making a pose that forms the Australian continent between her leg and her arm.

We thought we would have some fun with our pictures today. Enjoy!

Baby Lowland Gorilla

New baby born in the San Francisco zoo.

Here are 15 athletes that are the highest paid in sports currently.

15. Dwyane Wade (NBA) $27,779,912

Yes, you read that correctly. A four year old was sued in a class action suit. When Jacob Kohn and Juliet Breitman raced down a public street on their bicycles they ran over an 87 year old woman, knocking her down, fracturing her hip. Claire Menagh had to have surgery and three weeks later she passed away.

Here are some excellent reasons not to use methamphetamines. This girl was rather pretty when she started using them in 2004. She certainly isn’t pretty anymore. This post serves to illustrate how destructive the drug really is.

2004

These were the tips for single ladies back in 1938.

Different times different thinking. Although some of them can be applied even today ;)

Specific humour =)

This is known as the Dead Drops Project. It was designed to share files peer to peer and be anonymous offline. There is a readme.txt file that explains the project. What’s so unconventional about it is that a person can plug their laptop into a pole, wall, or building to use it.

If you live in New York, here are some places where you can find them:
87 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, NY (Makerbot); Empire Fulton Ferry Park, Brooklyn, NY (Dumbo); 235 Bowery, NY (New Museum); Union Square, NY (Subway Station 14th St); 540 West 21st Street, NY (Eyebeam)

This is Johnny Depp’s yacht named the Vajoliroja. It features snorkeling gear, water skis, windsurfers, two kayaks, a 60hp Nautica tender, and a 115hp Ranieri Soverato tender. It is powered by two 480hp Caterpillar engines, has a max speed of 14 knots, and is 156ft. long.

Our standards of beauty change over the years. While these ladies may have been considered beautiful in their day, I don’t think they would win any beauty contests these days. The thing that is most obvious is the lack of makeup.  

This is a giant landslide in Schmalkalden, Germany. Although the cause of the landslide isn’t known, what is known is the amount of devastation it caused. One of the things it caused was a tremendous hole right in the middle of a road.

These are photos of some of the most ruthless dictators in history before they were famous. Some were painters, some poets, some lawyers, some well educated, some doctors, and all were infamous. Too bad they didn’t stick with their prior professions.

This little guy could be the son of Robocop. He seems to be all alone in the big city but that’s OK because for his size he looks like he could take care of himself. Apparently, he is friends with all the local cops, but no wonder there ;)
He is part machine, part kid, and all cop.

This is a concept of the super yacht Beluga, Emperor of the Seven Seas. It won the best new super yacht concept at the last boat show in Monica. The yacht has a sunroof, small vegetable garden, palm trees, library, and a whiskey bar. It is very futuristic and worth $200,000,000.

Although this may seem strange, these are photos of bear crap. It is a rather interesting fact that you can tell exactly what the bear has had to eat by what it craps. Apparently this bear is a vegetarian. You can tell by looking at its crap.

For those with sensitive stomach --- don’t go inside the post if you haven’t eaten yet :P

There are many abandoned buildings in San Francisco. Here are the photos of some of them which were taken by photographer Joseph Schell. Judging from all the graffiti, apparently all these places continue to have visitors from time to time although they have long been vacated. I'd love to visit some of them.