This is the World Cup of pizza that was held in April in the northern part of Italy. The pizza makers acrobatically twirled some of the best pizza dough to win.
When the budget is tight many movie production houses and studios turn to plastic people instead of paying for hundreds or thousands of extras. These airheads are taking away jobs from people who would love to sit in stands for ten hours a day.
The Navy ship “Adelaide” was actually built in Seattle, Washington in 1977 but taken into the Australian Navy for use. It was ceremoniously retired and sunk off the New South Wales coast to become a hideout for fish and a destination for divers.
Some may dub him intrepid, while others may call him foolish, but Japanese reporter Toya Chiba definitely has some balls. He took on the thrashing waves and somehow escaped being crushed by the pinballing cars.
It appears there are quite a few people who can type on the computer and walk at the same time. These unique office set-ups prove that some people can do more than one thing at once and that being at the computer all day can prove quite healthy.
We all hate getting up on Monday and heading into our jobs, but next week when Monday arrives think about these weird jobs and I bet you’ll feel better about yours.
Pro Bird Shit Cleaner
This tree, called Stratosphere Giant, was the world's tallest tree until it was trumped 9 years ago. With its 369 feet high (112 meters), it was about twice the size of the Statue of Liberty (without the foundation). The people who found this tree ever revealed its true location but it was situated somewhere in Humboldt Redwoods State Park.
A high-speed run across Antarctica was made by a team of 10 people, who moved on these not quite conventional vehicles. It took them 303 hours to cover the distance of 1209 miles (1945,9 kilometers).
These are some copies of the Tiger Beat magazine from days and years gone by. You remember those old rags that featured all of the heartthrobs of the day. They are just as popular today as they were back then.
I can’t imagine what the people who put up these Jesus signs were thinking. Either they weren’t thinking or someone came along after they put up their Jesus sign and placed a completely inappropriate sign next to theirs or maybe some of them were deliberate. It either case, they are hilariously funny.
These few photos illustrate that some humans do not mind living in extreme wretchedness. With piles of rotting food, unwashed pots and pans and no space to even cook or eat, this kitchen should be condemned.
Cave on the Yucatán Peninsula, in southeastern Mexico.
Not quite, but does having orgasms by food count?
Yikes! This guy obviously needs some lessons on how to rob an ATM machine. Not only was his method of using an axe violent and unorthodox, but he also forgot about the surveillance camera. Needless to say he got busted.
Here’s the story: a truck carrying soda had an accident. People who were near by saw it and that’s when the fun began.
We thank a lot to our visitor Bruno Barbieri for sending us these pictures.
For the third year in a row, the area located near Fargo, North Dakota was completely flooded. The flooding is caused by the Red River. This flooding results in incredible damage and devastation.
These are some hilarious error messages on computers. I doubt that anybody knows where they come from or what causes them but they are all very funny. It’s good to have some humor around the office.
Be careful around gas flames with this actual 1930s circa lighter or you might just blow up something or someone. These types of wood alcohol lighters can burn for up to 10 days and were available for purchase from the 1920s to the 50s.
Check out a hill so full of crosses that they literally lie on each other. You have to need a lot of prayer power to have a hill that full of crosses.
In a clinic in Jakarta, Indonesia, tobacco is considered a cure for cancer. In the past ten years, Dr. Gretha Zahar, who is the founder of the clinic, has treated some 60 thousand people with tobacco smoke. No word on his success rate.