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I love these big cats, they are so beautiful and elegant :)  This is actually a game (if we can call it that way) published at the end of the magazine Life, 16 Oct. 1939. One had to fold the paper according to the written instructions. Can you guess what will appear on the paper once folded properly? ))  Well, as said above, here is a compilation of tiny versions of bigger things ))  Maybe the largest in the world… actually, I don’t even know where it is situated and I have no details so if anyone has some information, just write a comment. ) Anyway, this one, even if it’s not the biggest, is really long and I wouldn’t be against to try this out… More pics inside.  How to make the costume of the character of the BioShock video game? The practical guide is inside the post. Incredibly cool job (the result).   This selection contains various animals with their mouth wide open, whether they are yawning, communicating, attacking or anything else )) Some are really funny… NB: there’s an intruder at the end ;)  The Japanese did the biggest fireworks in the world. It requires a huge charge to launch the fireworks - 120 cm diameter and 450kg weight. It can reach 850 meters high and when exploding it makes an 800-meter diameter. Inside the post, you will see a manufacture process of the mortar and a video of fireworks launch.  The wedding was really luxurious. The groom clearly, wasn’t greedy about the money for the wedding and paid enough to make this day memorable for life   It’s the biggest Swiss flag in the world and certainly one of the biggest flags in the world (the second behind is the Israeli one, I think,). Saturday, August 1st, was the Swiss National Day and for the occasion, they mounted on mountain Saentis the largest Swiss flag ever. It measures 120 meters by 120 meters (14.400 m²) – that’s huge!  Here is an impressive way of celebrating the National Day, so don’t miss it, take a look on the pics inside the post.  It may be contact lenses, but whatever it is, it gives a weird effect… Look some more pics after the jump.  Their bodies are swollen and their look is so terrifying. There are even a few young women among them. Find the intruders ;)  Busan or Pusan is the largest port city in South Korea. Above you will see the pictures from one of its popular beaches – Haeundae Beach.  A burst water main created a 25-metre hole that buried two parked cars and a power pole and caused a landslide into Cooper Park. I was particularly impressed with photos taken from a helicopter. You will see them at the end of the post.  Well, isn’t this beautiful scratchy creature cute?   If I’m not mistaken, this is an anaconda. Why is it so big? It had its lunch. But the question is, what did it eat? Edit: It's a Phyton. Pics were taken in Indonesia. Thanks Alif Rafik Khan  Wow, if there were more such tennis players, I would go to see all their tennis matches )) Only one picture after the jumps, but what a picture…  How can a big family go somewhere if they don’t have a car and don’t have much money? Well, as you will see, there are no problems, only solutions. But I wouldn’t have risked to do that.  Big respect for these people. Sometimes it’s not easy to have one child and having 10 – it must be something. But they seem to be one happy and solid family. That is the most important ))   This photomontage dates from 2004. On the forum where these pictures come from the most of them aren’t available anymore. So, I decided to post what is left. I’d say, many of them are really not bad and funny.  Just look at his mouth! It’s huge!  You will recognize her without a doubt when she will be with a make-up and a wig ;)  It is horrible to imagine that such thing can be inside of a human body. It is even more horrible to imagine how it can be extracted from there. Here’s the story of one kidney stone which weighs only 1 kilogram after the jump.  |
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