I hope these demotivationals won’t demotivate you in this beginning of the week, but will rather do the opposite ;)
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Even centuries ago, people already "saw" UFOs and started documented it in the paintings, frescoes, illustrations etc.
Where do we go from here?!?
The college of William and Mary, in Williamsburg Va., were happy to have their copy of QBVII returned to them today. It is finally back in the stacks after a 35 year old check out. The book was borrowed by Pat Harkin back in 1975 and finally returned to the College Library.
And they do it the bear way, i.e. the "I destroy-everything" way…
How do you think, is it real or is it a plush toy?
The answer is inside the post.
Do you remember the guy named Antoine Dodson?
So now you’ll get to meet Antoine Dogson, Halloween costume for a dog.
the dog does look hilarious in it.
Nice breaking distance…
These billboards are made immensely humorous with the addition of some wit by local graffiti artists. The advertising companies were setting themselves up for a fall with some of their slogans. Like my Father said, never make a flat statement.
These fast food items are from all around the world but aren’t available in the United States. They have some unique names as well. Actually, it looks and sounds rather tasty. I wonder why they don’t sell it in the States?
McArabia - McDonald's, Morocco
Two grilled Kofta patties, tahini sauce, lettuce, tomatoes and onions. Wrapped in Arabic bread
These are some funny pictures with epic costume fails but we can give them credit for efforts.
A new collection of pictures of the WWII from the German Military Archive.
Related posts:
World War II in Pictures (89 pics)
World War II in Color (44 pics)
These are some very old computer ads from Virginia Tech. Not only are the ads old, they are very funny. Some of them use sex to sell their antiquated PCs, others use humor. How did we ever get by with such inadequate equipment?
Every year a beauty pageant is held in the slum neighborhood of Korogocho, in the capital of Kenya, Nairobi. The purpose is to inspire young women to become more resourceful. Take a look at the post and meet Miss Korogocho, 2010. She’s a pretty young girl.
A Scientist and an Editor Duel Over Marie Curie’s Honor! Gunshots Barely Avoided as Albert Einstein Weighs In
How can we do Halloween without a dose of Elvira (the undisputed Queen of Halloween) tricking and treating?
Calling All Race Fans!
"Why" is the name of a wordless book written by Nicolai Popov for children. It is an effective commentary on the futility of war.
This book was recognized as the best children's books in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
"I drew this book because I think if the children understand the futility of war, see how easy it is to succumb to violence, maybe they will fight with it in the future" - said Popov.
This is a wordless, "silent" book which is the best messenger of peace, than all the big words.
The book can also be a wonderful gift not only for a child but for an adult in a sign of reconciliation and love.
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