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When you have spent most of your life putting words down, it is only appropriate that you have something witty, humorous or poignant to offer on your deathbed. See some of the worlds most famous authors final words.

Ernest Hemingway

Spoken to his wife before he killed himself

Here comes a new compilation of pictures from well-known movie sets.

You can also check the first part of Famous Movies: Behind the Scenes.

Creepshow

A lot of people have music idols. James Mollison takes pictures of such music fans.

Spice Girls

More and more people are living an anti-consumerist lifestyle. They consumpt as less resources as possible and do not participate in the conventional economy. Their movement is called freeganism. It involves salvaging discarded and unspoiled food from supermarket dumpsters.

An operation to rescue a kitten lasted for 2 days in Gothenburg (Sweden). The frightened creature was trapped in a concrete tube (15 cm in diameter) under a store. Staff at the supermarket heard animal’s cries for help but could not reach it. Rescuers used advanced camera equipment to monitor the kitten’s life in the tube.

There are several types of high school girls. Do you recognize them?

Some drivers are ok having a car that looks like a technical nightmare.

Those who attended Tokyo Game Show 2011 could see a lot of cool ideas of cosplay costumes. Inside this post, you’ll see some of the best examples of costume play of TGS.

Yummy dinner photo recipe for one person.

Traveling the world, David Clifford has documented climbers, runners and other sportsmen who love the spirit of adrenaline and adventure. Clifford’s photos are published in Rock & Ice Magazine and National Geographic.

These are not painted images, as it might appear at first glance. These are food landscapes called “foodscapes” by photographer Carl Warner. Mr. Warner can spend hours glancing at food in supermarkets making other people think it is weird, but later he comes up with amazing photographs where the sea can be made of cabbage, tress can be broccoli and hills can be potatoes.

Swedesh photographer Lennart Nilsson spent 12 years of his life taking pictures of the foetus developing in the womb. These incredible photographs were taken with conventional cameras with macro lenses, an endoscope and scanning electron microscope. Nilsson used a magnification of hundreds of thousands and “worked” right in the womb. His first photo of the human foetus was taken in 1965.

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Army days are something you will never forget.