This is from the series “Only in Japan”. These pictures were taken from a book that a boy borrowed in one Japanese kindergarten. It’s like Pinocchio, only here, it’s not the nose that’s growing :D
Here is a little compilation of different mobsters from around the world. Some of them look really nasty, worse than some heavy drunkards.
When you see other people taking pictures, do you also try to make a hilarious or weird face to photobomb and spoil their photos?
Previous posts:
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 1 (103 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 2 (67 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 3 (32 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 4 (105 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 5 (50 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 6 (88 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 7 (48 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 8 (69 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 9 (67 pics)
How to Spoil a Photo. Part 10 (51 pics)
This guy underwent an amazing transformation. He starts out as a nearly suicidal and fat. After a year his transformation is complete. He lost 170 pounds and changed in another respect as well.
What happens when cosplayers are dropped into their favorite video games? A hilarious combination that’s so funny, you won’t be able to stop yourself from letting out a huge belly laugh. These creative pictures take fun to a whole new level.
This is a fine collection of every kind of gun that you can imagine that is used in combat. There is every kind of hand gun, rifle, assault weapon, machine gun, and every type of ammunition that you can think of.
We thought with Valentine’s day just around the corner we would keep your mind off of hearts, candy, and fluffy little poems of love. Instead we will fill your mind with what happens to those that don’t behave the way society thinks that they should. These are some of the most heinous torture devices and methods used to gain information, or destroy a victim.
This locksmith shop has unusual and interesting artwork as part of the buildings structure. It looks like something out of the art deco period, until you get up close and then you see it.
Human zoos were popular in Europe in the 19th and 20th century. They were also known as “Negro Villages” or “ethnological expositions” where humans were exhibited in their natural state.
Sentose Isand is a tad fancier thanks to a beautiful Meera house created by Guz Architects. The house illustrates how to make the most of space by utilizing two solid walls on each side for privacy while providing access to an ocean view and greenery.
These kids are all dressed up with no place to go. They are wearing funny looking costumes. The funny part is that none of them look overjoyed about it. I think the parents get more of a kick out of dressing their kids’ funny than the kids do.
These are some incredible icebergs. They are super colorful, beautiful, and above all else, huge. IT is amazing how Mother Nature makes such beautiful objects. Just don’t tell the people who were on the Titanic that ;)
If you thought Walmart was just famous for its super low prices, you thought wrong. The popular store is as well known for its colorful shoppers as it is for its affordable prices. The pictures below are just a tiny sample of the parade of characters that march through the supercenter daily. What will you see next in Walmart? Well, you just have to stay tuned.
Previous parts:
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 1 (35 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 2 (96 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 3 (117 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 4 (127 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 5 (65 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 6 (85 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 7 (94 pics)
What You Can See in Walmart. Part 8 (73 pics)
Even if you are cereal guy, it doesn’t mean you can predict future heartthrobs!
This is not Photoshop as you might have thought at first.
Valentine’s day is a day of surprises – preferably good ones but every once in a while an occasional nasty surprise springs up ruining the day and leaving us scarred for life. Want to know what I’m talking about? Check out this sweet trail of hearts that had an ending you would never predict.
Apparently a French gentleman named Louis Mantin inherited this mansion and a fortune at age 42. He then dedicated his life to the arts, science and his personal pleasure. When he died in 1905, his last wish was that the mansion was to be sealed for 100 years and then reopened as a museum. It cost $4,700,000 to restore it to its original pristine condition.
This is a Portuguese man-of-war.
No matter what or how it is created it is a beautiful creature that boggles the mind.
Whether you believe in recycling or not, these NES controller modifications will make you desperately long for one too. Some are cheesy, others are pure genius which begs the question, if you had an old NES controller laying around, what would you turn it into?
PC Card Reader
Would you like to live in a world without him?
Excellent comic strip about rewriting the history for the better or for the worse… for some ;)
Everyone is forever trying to answer the age old question about bigger being better. The answer is sometimes but not always. There are some things that bigger is better. However, there are some things where bigger isn’t better. Take a look and you’ll see what I mean.
Your sandwich?
These are unique photographs of Dan Wybrant showing the typesetting and paste-up of the newspaper in the 70’s. While these pictures are interesting to look at, I think we are all thankful to have the computer these days!
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