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George Reiger is a hardcore fan of cartoons.
Apart his hands and his head, he has completely covered himself with tattoos of Disneyland characters...
Well how do you like it? 
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It seems that manufacturers would do any tricks in order to save some cash.
Here’s a new bottle of Honest Tea. They have made recently a bottle redesign and now it seems a little bit bigger but having the same 16.9 oz inside. 
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Frieke Janssens is a leading advertising photographer of Belgium.
Excellent sense of humor, creativity and realisation.
Have a look. 
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ANIMALS 21 Sep 2009
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They love to frolic in the water and each of them has its favorite toys.
Very positive selection, just look at what these bears like to play with... )) 
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Usually, when we look at the pictures from the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries, we don’t normally contest its authenticity. We automatically think that they are real. But, it proves to be wrong. Even at those times, the masters of photo manipulation were able to erase an “unnecessary” person or to add one. You will also see some modern pictures that were manipulated by the media. It is also interesting to see that the media want us to see only things that arrange them. 
Civil War Generals, c. 1865
Generally regarded as the world's first commercially successful photojournalist, Matthew Brady was also one of the medium's most accomplished manipulators. In this group portrait of William Tecumseh Sherman and his top officers, he added one figure. For the record, the men are, standing, from left: Oliver Otis Howard, William Babcock Hazen, Jefferson Columbus Davis and Joseph Anthony Mower; seated, from left: John Alexander Logan, Sherman, Henry Warner Slocum and Francis P. Blair.
The Original Image
Brady added Blair at the far right. One of Sherman's corps commanders in the critical final offensive in Georgia, Blair led the XVII Corps, which protected the rear of Sherman's army during the Atlanta campaign. Like the other men in the photo, he played an important role in the March to the Sea, helping deliver one of the final blows to the Confederate cause.
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Palais Bulles (Bubble Palace) is a home to famous French stylist Pierre Cardin.
Amazing architecture and its size is stunning.
The house is facing the bay of Cannes and has a territory of 1,200m² and gardens and swimming pools spread on 8,500m ² territory.
I might say, it is something out of this world, maybe not the most beautiful but I wouldn’t mind to spend there some time ))
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Here are the realities of socialist paradise.
Now I understand why most people try to get away from there.
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Very interesting collection, I recommend you to view it ;)
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Very sad pictures and poor doggies ((
I don’t know what kind of shelter it is but I think people who give away their dogs could’ve found a better place for them.... 
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I always found the fact that China being a communist state and the fact that they have so many luxury things is amazing.
Let’s take a look at the meeting of supercar owners in China.
There’s just one thing, why none of the cars has license plates?
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If you’re the owner of a bar, café, restaurant, hotel etc which has a neon sign, you’d better check if all of the letters are shining as it should be. Because if not, it may look like one of these signs ;)
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Jocelyn is known primarily for spending more than $ 4,000,000 for the services of plastic surgeons. And a beauty turned into a beast...
Some of her pictures you have seen already, but I decided to post all her photos so you can see how she changed over time.
Also, her fresh photos of 2009 are waiting for you inside the post.
That's how Jocelyn Wildenstein looked before she went under the knife of plastic surgeons:
