A collection of funny, stupid and lame Facebook fails and conversations.

Black Friday 2011 was as crazy as always. People seem to go totally out of their minds in rush for discounts.

Justin Rollins became a soldier in 2006. He was deployed to Iraq with the 82nd Airborne. He was killed in spring 2007. But he emailed photographs of him playing with a puppy to his girlfriend the night before his death. Justin’s family decided they wanted to have that puppy that Justin held. The dog was found and sent to The Rollins. It traveled from Iraq, Bahrain, Brussels and New York before landing in New Hampshire. The little pet is named Hero in memory of the dead soldier.

Superman Thanksgiving Parade Float from 1940.

This is a selection of photos that capture people working at height unsafely.

The Ice Hotel is built each year near Quebec City in Canada. It takes about a month and a half to build it. 60 workers, 15,000 tons of snow, 500,000 tons of ice and $350,000 help to make it real.

Hotel de Glace has about 80 beds, all made of ice. Only the bathrooms are heated. They are located in a separate insulated structure. Tourists pay about $200 per night to stay here.

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Thailand floods were ferocious to Honda factory and its vehicles.

Time Magazine covers in the USA are not the same as in other countries. Did you know this?

A dog becomes the real man’s best friend, especially when you live at one of the most remote corners of the world. These are dogs of Bely Island located near the Yamal Peninsula in Siberia. They risk their lives chasing a hungry polar bear away from Siberian weather station. They are heroes who protect humans of the isolated spot from the powerful beast.

He must be a hothead or totally crazy.

drunken exposing her bum while climbing into a taxi (and well before then)

I'm sure he wished they all died...

Is it so hard to see the little button next to the doorknob?

This Japanese hotel was left for dead in 2005, but still looks as if people were just occupying it. Considering how much furniture and other items are still inside, it’s a surprise that no one has looted the hotel yet.

Located in the Philippine Sea, and 222.7 miles (358 km) south of central Tokyo, Aogashima also has a village that is home to around 200 people. This volcanic island has erupted and even killed some of the islanders, but still people spend their lives there. Fishing and farming are some of the more common activities.

This is how some young college kids live.

See why the garage workers were stunned to see this guy’s car.

Photographer Alan Sailer captured the exact moment that these water balloons exploded and released all of their water. The water almost looks like it’s invisible as it makes really cool patterns.

Photographer Mark Taylor tests his patience by taking pictures of all sorts of very cute animals hanging out. From ducks and rabbits to dogs and cats, he manages to catch them being completely adorable, which isn’t too difficult.

Even though some trucks, cranes and tractors weigh several tons they are still prone to disastrous accidents. This collection of the craziest large machinery crashes makes for both destructive and dangerous situations, and really amazing photographs.

From the looks of these very cute images it is difficult to tell who is actually in charge and who is better, cats or dogs.

Post submitted by Ariel Morisse

"Young people gather in front of the Planetarium year after year to welcome springtime with a pillow war, so they ca release tensions by playing arround with their friends like they did when they were children."