Called the “Superbus”, this 15 metre long vehicle can seat 23 passengers and travel at a remarkable, 250km/h. This automotive masterpiece is from the United Arab Emirates.
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These 1920s “Barnstormers” can be seen here as the pilots of these aircrafts execute a few successful aerial stunts.
When this Boeing-727 crashed in the desert at a speed of 225 km/h, the resultant discovery was very surprising.
Everyone loves a bit of real–life drama, and Hurricane Sandy has offered just this, in bucket loads.
Kigurumi is an extreme form of cosplay that involves wearing a costume along with an oversized, fake head. In Tokyo’s Akihabara district, the Kigurumi Café t.t.t offers customers a fairly unique dining experience as waitresses here, wear full-body suits of popular anime characters and even play mini games with the customers whilst in character. The café does have a strict ‘no touching’ policy although they do allow photographs.
These cartoons, when taken out of context, become infinitely more offensive.
German artist, Martin Hekeshoven, creates these scale models of old-fashioned cars using metal that has been discarded as rubbish.
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