Some people resort to home spun remedies instead of finding a professional, and we salute their originality in this series. Check out the latest hilarious solutions in this week’s There I Fixed It. See the previous installment here: There I Fixed It: Part 14 (42 pics).
These are some awesomely creative things that are also very useful. There the kind of things that make you say to yourself “Why didn’t I think of that?”
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The all too familiar “planking” craze may now be transplanted by the funnier “owling” phenomenon, whereby people perch on various surfaces like an owl. Just be careful “who” shows you how to do it.
The Original Owling Post
These are some very humorous answers to exam questions that the teacher didn’t necessarily see the humor in. Nevertheless, they are very funny
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Unusual Exam Answers. Part 2 (23 pics)
West Java Province, Indonesia: residents lay on railway tracks as they believe the electrical energy from the tracks will cure them of various illnesses.
This man loves speed. I would even say that speed is in his blood. I wonder, how fast he is riding now?
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Bares All For Burberry
Imagine if Superman used his powers for more than just fighting crime. The world needs more than a crime buster after all.
These days it seems everyone is having boob jobs, how about getting one for you or a stranger for $1.00.
New York photographer Gregory Crewdson makes impressive photography works about American myths, showing the downside of American dream thanks to the surrealism touch.
These incredible miniature motorcycles were carved out of wood by Ukrainian artist Vyacheslav Voronovich. They are carved to a 1:12 scale and are amazingly detailed with such items as disc brakes, turn signals, gear shifters, rear view mirrors, and handlebars. They are carved out of pine, oak, and beech.
OMG! He is a saint!
So true it hurts..
Whoever lived in this house was obviously a lover of beer.
Here are boys you could see walking the streets of Milan during the Milan Men’s Fashion Week spring/summer 2012.
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