The photographer Sander Koot took old photos of these people and reproduced them by having the people mimic the poses.

These are some very funny magazine and advertising fails. Where are the proofreaders?

The Addams Family hand‏?

Riots in London. This is a before and after image of the landmark Carpetright building in Tottenham that was damaged in London during the recent riots.

These people in St. Petersburg, Russia must be very happy. There in no other apparent reason for them to be dancing in the streets.

This mentally retarded 12 year old Chinese boy who can’t speak was kept chained up for three years. His father explained that he was afraid that the boy would run away and get lost while he was at work.

If you have spent any time watching “movies” then you will be very familiar with these sad, but comical clichés. However, “films” are a different story.

Wall Street Stock Market vs German Stock Market.

The US bombed the Japanese city of Hiroshima 66 years ago. Approximately 100,000 Japanese citizens died on that day. Here are some photos of the aftermath of the bombing.

Asian teenagers love to dress up as their beloved characters from anime and manga. Inside this post, you’ll see cosplay youngsters who attended Hong King’s Ani-Com comic fair this year.

Sometimes Google Earth images look like real pieces of art. They are simply incredible!

While relying on makeup can prove to be quite a crutch for many women, some eye shadow, lipstick and rouge can turn plain Jane into a superstar.

Take a look at these dorky, bizarre and sometimes racy drawings pulled from various social networks.

If some websites require visitors to type in certain words in order to prove they are human, why not toss in some basic grammar to weed out the idiots?

The shock of titans.

16-year-old Qian Hongyan, from the Yunzhinan Swimming Club for the handicapped, practises during a daily training session at a swimming centre in Kunming, southwest China's Yunnan province. About 30 disabled athletes from the club aged 10 to 22 are training for the London 2012 Paralympic Games. [Telegraph]

What would zombies do in their mundane life if they existed? Probably the same things we do.

TrustCorp stole some signs from NYC’s subway and replaced them with some “Feel Good” signs. While TrustCorp’s signs are very creative and clever, there are probably many helpless tourists left to wonder what happened to the real subway signs.

These are members of the UK’s ProBASE base jumping team in Norway. Base jumpers jump off of stationary structures and then freefall for as long as they can before opening their parachute rather than of jumping out of an airplane.