Owners of this apartment definitely know how to party.
Some people like to have fun by making bizarre faces on the camera. This collection is awesome. Just don’t get scared.
A new compilation of hilarious gifs. Watch and laugh as others get into funny situations.
This photograph looks like a usual retro picture. Still it is not.
A funny instruction for those who want to learn how to avoid a speeding ticket.
These are photographs from 1910-1012 taken by Bain News Service.
Modder Saibot from Canada who is in love with motorcycles and computers decided to convert pocketbike i7 into amazing computer on wheels. Now this motorcycle is a fully-functional computer workstation. It took Saibot 12 days to create this cool invention. The final result of his great work is right after the jump.
He started collecting E.T. collectibles back in 1982. Since then he got thousands of them. Nick Gjoka can be proud of himself, as he is probably the biggest E.T. fan in the world. It’s no wonder that Nick loves collecting things, because his parents are both collectors. Nick’s collection of E.T. memorabilia was even shown on VH1’s hit show Totally Obsessed. Since then he is famous all around the United States.
The Radical Faerie movement started in the USA among gay men during the 1970s sexual revolution. These people were rejecting hetero-imitation and redefining queer identity through spirituality. Today they are independent and community-focused. Even though faerie culture is undefinable as a group, it exists and honors its founders Harry Hay and Artur Evans. Inside this post you will find photos of Faeries who gather in different states every year. Some of them even live together in small communities.
A collection of amazing and incredible street fight art.
Men cry. And they sometimes do it in public. Soccer players cry when they lose and cry when they win. It’s so unusual to see grown men crying.
These retro photos of Paris are beautiful and amazing. They were taken in the beginning of the 20th century. They were black and white at first. But color was added to them later on.
These thrilling paper sculptures were created by Los Angeles illustrator and sculptor Jeff Nishinaka who is 52 years old. Jeff is fond of paper craft since 1982. He uses simple tools: tweezers, a mechanical pencil, toothpicks, art knives, cutting mats, etc. to curve the edges. It takes from 3 days to 4 months to produce each intricate sculpture. His amazing pieces range from 8 in by 8 in to 20 feet tall by 20 feet wide.
All the works are given a 3-D look through careful layering of the paper and clever lighting. The price for one piece can go up to £64,000.
By the way, Jeff’s close friend is actor Jackie Chan who owns a big collection of great paper sculptures.
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These scanning electron microscope photos of insects and spiders look like pictures of aliens from scary movies.
A meal (or flour) mite
This is a very unusual puzzle. If you take it apart, you can create something really interesting using the right pieces. Judge for yourself.
This summer brought unexpected and abnormal heat to some countries. People and animals are hiding from the extreme heat in pools, ponds and water fountains. They also came up with some other great ideas on how to “survive” and escape the summer heat.
Take a look at these stereo photographs. They will come alive and start moving just like a movie shot. Amazing effect.
Captain Higgins has a great life. He is patient, likes to party and loves animals. Wanna have some laugh? The whole story is right after the jump.
A collection of portraits of homeless Americans. A chance to look into their eyes.
People who love extreme sports also enjoy showing their passion by adding extreme tattoos to different parts of their bodies.
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This is the most unlucky rabbit in the world. The comics are hilarious, but sad.
These are spiritual photographs taken by William Hope (1863-1933). I wonder if they are for real. What if he simply used the very first version of Photoshop?
It is hilarious to find out what is really on the minds of some mothers. All funny details are inside this post.
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