The next time you visit Russia be on the lookout for some pretty funky stuff going on.
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The former Desperate Scousewife member Layla Flaherty apparently got bored at recent Essex Polo match so she decided to put down a few drinks. However, she didn't know to stop and the pictures of her drunk fail are now all over the internet.
Prepare to feel queasy from these death-defying images taken from and of some of the tallest locations on Earth. Remember to never look down.
While there are a lot of cute photos posted online the following collection is by far the most adorable and reaches new heights of cuteness never attempted before.
In 1984 photographer Peter Feldstein took black and white portraits of nearly all of the 673 people living in Oxford, Iowa at the time. He returned in 2005 to take photos of the same people again. See how the years have treated these people.
These people put a lot of effort into creating their creative and memorable costumes.
This guy took the female hormone estrogen for 14 months. See what he looked like after the transformation.
Meet Marissa Mayer. This lovely blonde is the new CEO for the multinational internet giant Yahoo! Inc.
This is just awesome, although, I don’t think I could stand being cheered all day long for commonplace activities, so much pressure!
A company in New Zealand offers tours to the piece of the real Middle-earth – the picturesque farmland that has been turned into the hobbits’ Shire and to the other locations where “Lord of the Rings” movies were filmed.
The German Chancellor has worn every color in the rainbow during her term.
Here are the pictures of weapons and ammunition from the beginning of the 20th century looking so painfully awkward that I can’t help but wonder why they were designed.
Sandstorms in Sahara lift fine sand particles up in the air. Mighty winds then drive them over the ocean forming the giant clouds of dust that can be seen from satellites. This phenomenon is called Calima.
These photos taken in 1928 show Christopher Robin Milne, the son of A.A. Milne. The boy was the basis of the character in the famous Winnie-the-Pooh stories.
Amazing photographs of bolts of lightning flashing in the stormy skies all over the world.
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