These historical maps reveal which states were making the more progressive or moral stance on social justice issues, and who weren’t. How did your state fare?

These professional athletes were bold enough to keep things business in the front but always have a party going on in the back. Here’s our salute to these classic hairdos.

Mitch Williams

It turns out that the word F*ck has its own long history.

Let’s see how super soakers have changed in the last 20 years.

Starting back in 1976 with Apple’s very first computer, and up until the iPad, Apple has pushed the boundaries of what is possible in the computing world. This photo collection documents each product Apple produced, including the first mouse, portable computer and all digital music player in history. Sometimes a photo is worth a thousand words, and then some.

1976 - Apple I

Tattoos have been around for as long as anyone can remember. Take a look at the evolution of tattooing tools from very primitive ones to the tattoo gun.

Ancient Egyptian Needles

While stewardesses have kept up with current fashion trends they have definitely had their very own fashion sense. Some of the short skirt outfits could be do for some revisiting if business men have anything to say about it.

Nearly one hundred and fifty years ago the first great “funambulist”, Charles Blondin, tip toed across a large body of water with just his wits and a long balancing stick. Since then many others have taken the plunge, unfortunately some to their deaths, and walked over wide expanses. These breathtaking photos still make you wonder why the heck anyone would do this.

As far as we can remember the world has been plagued with people who have mental disease. In the early beginning these people were thought to be possessed. Here is a list of oddly unique mental disorders that just might shock you.

Cotard or Cotard’s Syndroma

Would you like to live in a world without him?

Excellent comic strip about rewriting the history for the better or for the worse… for some ;)

Pictures of “ancient” swimsuits.

Paradox?