It seems that in Russia, the freaky Russian kids have to post their outrageous antics on a social networking website. It would appear that they can no longer contain their emotions. As a result, they behave in a unique way and act very unusual.

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These are some absolutely amazing photos of atmospheric conditions when it is raining. They were taken by photographer Kris Dutson, known as “the rain man”. He has spent years traveling around Britain locating the perfect shots.

These are some vintage exercise machines. Like everything else in the old days, not much was known about exercising and how to get into shape. Consequently some of the machines were quite outlandish and very funny.

Kilauea volcano in Hawaii has recently erupted sending fountains of lava spewing into the air.

The volcano has been erupting since 1983 repeatedly and this time it was quite a show.

These amazing old advertisements for computers are really funny to us now. These are from the days where they still had to convince us that computers weren't an instrument of the devil, and that we would find them affordable and useful. From promises of better productivity to making us think it was sexy to have a computer, the advertisers pimped out Leonardo DaVinci and Dom Delouise to hawk their wares.

Having imagination and some free time on your hands can end up in making finger art ;)

It looks like the author had a lot of fun.

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Life of your fingers

After the devastating earthquake and tsunami, which followed afterwards, a huge blast was observed at the Fukushima-Daiichi atomic power plant that caused the radiation leak.

After the earthquake hit Japan, in several of the reactors at the two Fukushima plants the cooling systems failed and “without cooling, the temperature in the reactor core builds, with the risk that it could melt through its container into the building housing the system.” It also causes pressure in the containers where the reactor is situated.

The Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan declared that the amount of radiation released was "tiny." We sure hope so… but could this be another Chernobyl??

After the jump, you’ll also see the most recent photos of the consequences of the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on Friday.

These are instructions on how to make 12 different paper airplanes. So the next time you feel like having a little fun with a paper airplane all you need is some paper and these instructions and you can go flying.

This is the Orbiter Discovery that was taken on picutre by astronaut Paolo Nespoli from the International Space Station. By the way, the shadow that can be seen on the Orbiter is cast by the ISS itself.

Some are fails, though funny, some are unfortunate and some are outrageously hilarious.

A must-see.

You never know what you might find inside a meal for a child. Here are just some of the many odd toys given to children in a happy meal at fast food restaurants. When you read this you might have fond memories of eating out. These aren’t added in any order of oddity, they just seemed to scream Happy Meal to us!

These are the Jiuxiang Caves situated in China. It has been found that the caves in Jiuxiang are the largest cave group system with the most numerous karst caves in the country. There are plenty of stalactites of different forms, shapes and colors as well as waterfalls, valleys and a large number of natural bridges. All of it creates beautiful underground world.

That’s right this might be the smallest collection of books in the world. When I say small, I mean miniature.

The particularity of these images is that they accurately illustrate the headlines. The author of these drawing wrote: “Each weekday I find a headline on a major news site, and illustrate it without reading a word of the story.”

This is a set of pictures of the human planet. It was filmed by photographer Timothy Allen. It offers views of the deep waters of the pacific to the mountaintops of Mongolia to Africa’s dense jungles to the icy Arctic. It is an amazing piece of work.

These are photos of the 8.9 earthquake that shook the northeast coast of Japan today. The earthquake was followed by a tsunami and aftershocks like fires and a landslide. Some parts of Honshu were under water when a wave swept ashore.

These are menus from Subway restaurants from all over the world. Subway has officially become the world’s largest food chain with restaurants in 95 countries. There are even some cool Subway restaurants in Iraq.

Iraq: 8 locations

This girl is a police officer, but if you saw her somewhere at a party at night, you would never tell that she is a cop.

This incredible picture featuring a detached prominence off the limb of the Sun was taken by Alan Friedman.

That’s right, I didn’t stutter, you can now smell the lovely fumes of cow farts out of a can.

You probably know what light painting, aka light graffiti, is as we’ve already treated this topic in the past years or so, but now it’s time for you to discover the next-level: light painting WiFi!

This little fella’s name is Junrey Balawing. He is 17 years old but looks like a one-year-old toddler standing at a mere 22 inches. He lives in Philippines and has three other siblings who are of normal size. Despite the fact that Junrey needs some help to walk and can’t stand for too long because of the pain, the young man never loses his smile. In June when he turns 18, Junrey is expected to get the title of the world’s smallest man according to the Guinness World Records.

These are the pictures from the personal Facebook account of one Polish pilot, who’s a Colonel by the way.

It just makes you wonder, why did he shared the last picture?