Got an extra $23.30 laying around? If so, you could be enjoying a few scoops of breast milk ice cream. Can your stomach handle this yummy treat or does the thought of snacking on breast milk ice cream gross you out?

The scenarios here are endless - a rowdy party that ended so or an angry ex-lover. I can't say definitely. But these guys clearly don't like this car.

This tiny church is located in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia near the city of Chiatura. The church is sitting on pillar of rock that is on a jagged cliff that is 130 ft. in the air. To climb on the top you need to take an old rusty ladder. The cliff that the church is sitting on has been eroded by weather for nearly fourteen centuries.

Well just when you think that you have seen it all that think of something new. It this case it is a fully functional computer keyboard sewn into a pair of pants. Technology and fashion have combined to provide this unique computer accessory.

These are ice balls that have formed along the shore and in Lake Michigan. The creation of these ice balls was probably caused by the temperature being just below freezing, the motion of the waves, and the wind.

These are some cartoonish type drawings of what the people back in 1910 thought that the year 2000 would look like. It was a good guess but they were oh so wrong.

Shikotan Island.

The image was taken by the Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) Advanced Land Imager (ALI) on Feb. 14th.

This collection of awkward, WTF and hilarious stock photos makes you wonder who would like to have them??? Especially when you need to pay for them...

Another great set of funny pics of what’s happening in different countries, cities and some other places. Enjoy!

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Crafting requires a certain amount of dedication and persistence and the guy in the Tatara Project had more than enough of both to pull off a very tough project. He set out to make blades out of homemade steel and the result is simply outstanding. He started off by building and running a tatara-like smelter where he consolidated five pounds of steel. He then processed the bloom and compacted it forming a bar of steel. He sorted the steel using the spark test and a flywheel press to flatten some of the chunks. He then manipulated the carbon content of the steel to create different quality bars of steel. He finished up by forge-welding and folding the different steel bars to create a billet which he forged into a sunobe and then into a blade. The final step in this tedious project was polishing the blades. The impressive final product will blow your mind.

The world’s smallest computer fits on a penny with lots of space left over, In fact, it just about fits on the letter N on the back of a penny.

The ground trembled, walls came crumbling down and a massive chunk of ice from one of the biggest New Zealand glaciers drifted 120 miles in the second earthquake to hit Christchurch in five months. The devastating 6.3 magnitude quake killed at least 75 people and left thousands trapped under the collapsed buildings.

I should definitely try this for my Wi-Fi network!

Plumbers had to change the plumbing pipes in this house in Russia. The result is right after the jump.

Don’t forget to check other interesting facts that happen Only in Russia.

Have you ever wondered what are the most popular male and female names in Europe?

Here they are according to Facebook.

These are some screenshots of some computer games from the 1990's. Back then, computers weren’t nearly as sophisticated as they are today. The games were rudimentary but people were just as excited about them as they are today.

These are some photos of the longest serving world leaders as they were when they first took office and as they appear now. Although they have aged it wasn’t their looks that kept them in office for decades.

King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand: 64 years

Meet the dog and the policeman. Apparently the dog approached the policeman and seemed rather lost so the policeman took pity on him. They were soon fast friends.

Change is an expected part of life and so is the growth of a city with each passing decade. Enjoy these awesome pictures showcasing the changing skylines of different cities.

Tokyo

After war, 1945

2011

These are human skull caps of the gods, and are called Kapala’s. They are an ancient legacy and the Kapala is considered to be a sacred sculpted cup created from a human skull and offered by the Hindu and Buddhist worshippers.

Since 1969, Colonel Gaddafi has had a firm grip on the leadership throne in Libya. He is one of the longest serving rulers in history although he is more famous for his flamboyant and unusual sense of style that makes him stand out like a sore thumb in a room full of politicians in suits.

Don't forget to scroll down to see his female bodyguards.

Take a dive with us into the world’s greatest gypsum cave. Located near Orda village, Ordynskaya Cave is the most extended underwater cave in Russia.