Need is not part of the equation when it comes to the following unnecessary and very unique things.
Previous parts:
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It (63 pics)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 2 (69 pics)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 3 (49 pics + 1 gif)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 4 (67 pics + 6 gifs)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 5 (62 pics)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 6 (56 pics + 2 gifs)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 7 (46 pics + 2 gifs)
I Don’t Need It…But I Really Want It. Part 8 (58 pics + 1 gif)
Remember those creepy monsters from Half-Life series that lift up anything with their sticky tongues and drag it into the mouth full of teeth? This barnacle-inspired lamp is easy to do for every Half-Life fan.
These men are known for various reasons but they all have one thing in common: a beautiful daughter to be darn proud of.
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Political debate is not an option for parliamentary representatives in Ukraine.
You won’t believe how this guy’s tan came out after some very creative planning.
Sometimes the Olympics seem a hair’s breadth away from the wrong channel.
“Once a year on august 1st, the people of Warsaw pay homage to the fallen heroes that fought for freedom in 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising.”
Previously: the country that stops every year for two minutes.
Winter Olympics skaters meet Summer Olympics divers in a final battle for pulling the most awkwardly contorted face. Who’s the winner here? You decide.
Two guys decided to make an inventive gift for their parents’ wedding anniversary. They re-created their childhood pictures and made an funny“Then and Now” album.
A guy thought of a radical way to fight unauthorized parking on his property.
The owner of this heavily customized 1999 Hummer H1 calls it a “Widebody Slantnose Edition.” You may feel free to choose your own adjectives for describing the vehicle, just keep in mind that $250,000 are claimed to be invested in it, and the car is sold on eBay for “just” $79,900.
Kenneccott Mines was a thriving mining camp when the richest known concentration of copper in the world was found there in 1900. The development of the ore began immediately, bringing high profits to the state. However, the high-grade copper deposits were exhausted by 1939 and the camp became deserted. Currently the site is open for tourists who come to see old mines and abandoned buildings.
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