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Here are some more actual stock photos that someone might pay for. It takes all kinds to make a world.

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The Most Awkward Stock Pics

This past year was a whirlwind of tragedy, hope and new beginnings, but some things are best forgotten. This list points out some of the more disturbing happenings from 2011, which can now officially be retired.

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These are cool gif images that can describe the daily life familiar to many of us.

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Did It Ever Happen to You When… (27 gifs)

This guy was thrilled when this box landed on his doorstep. See what he got.

So many of us enter the holiday season alive with hope and cheer, and have certain high expectations. However, these image comparisons will drive a little sad, but unfortunately honest reality into those pretty expectations.

A lot of different events occurred in 2011. It’s time to recollect some of the biggest facepalm moments of the passing year.

This project was started in the spring of 2008. Now, as it’s finished, you can see the whole process of this tree fort evolution.

Do you know what troubles your child? These are some of the first grade difficulties.

Another collection of awesome photographs that had no Photoshop touch and look just incredible.

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Mind Bending Photographic Optical Illusions (40 pics)

The answer is inside this post.

A selection of micro kitchen designs by Kitchoo for small NYC apartments. Such a kitchen includes a fridge-freezer, sink, dishwasher, stove-top, microwave, cutlery rack, and trash bin.

This place is the reason to live for many people of 55+. Sun City is located in Arizona. It is self-governed and it’s the largest place of its kind.

This aircraft is the first project manufactured by folks from the African Space Research Program. It’s called African Skyhawk and, according to those who made it, it is the first African made aircraft. The shuttle is designed to hold two pilots inside.

The Norwegian island of Spitsbergen is known for its Svalbard Global Seed Vault, located about 810 miles (1,303 km) from the North Pole. This secure seedbank preserves various plant seeds, duplicates or “spare” copies of seeds from gene banks from around the world, in an underground cavern. If the seeds are lost in gene banks, the Seed Vault will provide insurance, and in case of large-scale crises it will provide a shelter for them.