Three Chinese officials proudly show the new road on the south-west of country. The local council has published this photo. In response, people began to make their own versions of Chinese visual propaganda. Go inside the post to see their versions.

Disgusting does not do these furry men’s back art justice, but I suppose if you were born with a thick covering of back hair you might as well put it to good use.

The photographer Patrick Cariou spent and entire decade following a variety of Gypsies as they move throughout Europe. He took pictures of French, Slovakian, Romanian, Turkish, Iranian, Afghan and Indian gypsies. While most seem fairly poor, the French gypsies travel in style. The result of the photographer's work is shocking.

With Gypsies, Patrick retraces in reverse the migration of the Rom people (the Gypsies' own term for themselves) from Western to Eastern Europe, through the Middle East, and ultimately to India, the home of their ancestors. The original journey was an epic, thousand-year odyssey.

Vegetarians need not bother with this list, as most of these sandwiches are meat focused and proud of it. I had no idea that this many sandwiches actually existed, but apparently when 10 million plus people are crammed into a small area there needs to be options to feed all of those hungry people.

101. Tuna Melt, Eisenberg’s

Tunec and rye. $7.50

This is a truly classic collection of real photos from a Kansas City Taco Bell, taken by a person who worked there during that time. Taco Bells have changed dramatically since then, and definitely not for the better. Check out the Spanish tile counters and wood grain Formica paneling, sweet!

Animals feels hot in summer and some of them are looking for water to splash in it. In the North Georgia Mountains a poor unfortunate pet water buffalo ended up in someone’s pool. Fortunately they were able to eventually pull him out of the pool.

Located in the French Bay of Arcachon and named the Great Dune of Pyla, this huge sand dune stretches three kilometers and reaches a height of 130 meters. By some estimates, it contains 60 million cubic meters of sand! Tourists and locals visit to climb to the top and experience what desert dwellers live with every single day.

Believe it or not these people submitted these actual photos for consideration as a TV weather forecaster. Some of their facial expressions look as if someone had put them up to it. Unfortunately some of these haircuts might be making a comeback, but lets hope some of the clothes stay on the rack.