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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)
This post should help you feel much better about yourself and your life.
Some guy came across the post “How to Make a Chocolate Bowl” on the Internet. He decided to follow the directions to see if he could duplicate the delicious recipe. See the outcome of his tasty experiment.
Apparently some Chinese drivers are taking advantage of the heat and time wasted in traffic jams to cook up some snacks. See what they are serving up.
Chances are that you have never seen a vending machine like this before. Fantastic Delites is the Australian company behind the vending machine that asks people to do random things for free snacks. From bowing to dancing it’s amazing what people will do for free tasty treats.
They were not injured in the accident, but few inches on the left/right and this was a completely different story...
Orthopedic cast looks not that sad with this funny drawing.
Showers of wine have been poured in Pamplona, Northern Spain, as thousands of people in red scarfs came to city plaza to celebrate the opening of the San Fermin festival. This celebration is famous for its fireworks shows, parties, parades and the running of the bulls, when hundreds of people run in front of six bulls down the narrow streets.
Meet real life Merida, an archer from the recent Pixar animated film
Even though having a name of your disease tattooed on your body seems a bit weird, such a writing may be a good notice for paramedics.
This suburban train that runs from Paris to Versailles looks ordinary from the outside, but its interior turns it to a really classy place. SNCF, French national railway company, has decorated the trains’ carriages with the splendid images of Versailles Palace and its beautiful gardens.
You must have heard about Chinese invisible man Liu Bolin who paints his body to blend into various backgrounds. Cecilia Paredes, a designer from Peru, has developed his idea in a more artistic way. Cecilia paints her body to match extremely colorful wallpapers with abstract or floral patterns. Paredes’ latest project is called “Landscapes.”
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