Some of them are perfect lookalikes. It is just amazing and really funny :)
Too many people can’t imagine their lives without internet. Some have even made web 2.0 tattoos to stay “online” when they are offline in real life.
Other posts with tattoos:
The Most Stupid Tattoos Ever (41 pics)
15 Insane Mugshot Tattoos (15 pics)
Tattoos in Unusual Places (28 pics)
The Lord of the Tattoos (56 pics)
The Ugliest Baby Tattoos (11 pics)
Some of the Worst Tattoos (76 pics)
Another set of hilarious movie posters remade. Enjoy!
If you like such posts, check out our other entries with movie posters:
Hihi ) Remakes of famous movie posters (8 pics)
Incredible Lego movie posters (40 pics)
Horror movie posters (87 pics)
Movie Posters Drawn by Hand (68 pics)
The Movies Don't Exactly Make the Real Titles these Days, Do They? (47 pics)
Troy Paiva travelled across the USA for over 2 years in a search for abandoned places. He makes gloomy but beautiful photos for the project Lost America.
The work in a quarry is very dangerous. Many accidents and other bad things can happen here.
Meet Sheila Radziewicz, she was born without arms and kneecaps. Doctors weren’t sure that she could survive but they were certain that she could never walk. Not only she can walk, she’s also about to get her black belt in taekwondo.
Of course, it got 32-year-old Sheila a lot of courage and determination to achieve all this.
But she has a normal and successful life.
She left home when she was 19-years-old and got her driver’s licence 4 years later and since drives a special-built car with her feet. She works and of course, after having discovered taekwondo 3 years ago, she thoroughly follows her trainings.
Hats off and a big respect to this courageous woman. I am really glad for her. She shows that not only we can live while being disabled but also go for our dreams and achieve them.
Somebody came up with this unusual idea of making the world more natural by using fake leaves. Will decorative plastic Leaf Tie save us? I am not so sure… But the idea is still cute.
These motion blurred photos try to show movement through time. The most difficult part of this kind of photography is to keep the subject in focus while blurring out the rest of the scene. This is accomplished by panning the camera to track the subject of interest while using a slow shutter speed.
Take a look at what amazing things can be created from colorful paper. Everything you will see inside this post is designed by Russian creative studio People Too. You will understand that paper craft requires a lot of time and patience, but it’s worth it!
The prom is a big event for high school students. But sometimes they find weird costumes and dresses or get into a funny situation and look hilarious on their prom photos. Enjoy!
People with big ears are sometimes mocked of, but don’t underestimate the importance of this protuberance on your head, it’s not only useful for hearing, it can have other purposes and even save your life…
A new photo compilation of the most significant events (both sad and happy) that took place in April.
This is an awesome collection of large and small objects and persons side by side. It can amuse you how our world can suddenly turn upside down! No Photoshop. Everything is real.
The Dutch Remembrance Day turned a traditional ceremony of remembrance in Amsterdam into panic. It was caused by a man who was screaming in the crowd of thousands during the 2 minutes’ silence. Panic rose quickly, people were hurt in the ensuing chaos. The man says he is sorry that 63 people were injured. According to his lawyer, he was drunk. That’s it. A drunkard screamed, and the whole crowd thought there had been some kind of attack.
You should watch the video to realize the real magnitude of what had happened.
These silver and gold-plated handguns with diamonds belonged to a Mexican drug lord. Police found 31 weapons of different caliber engraved with Lobo Valencia’s name. The police offers $2.4 million reward for the drug lord’s capture.
The photos in this post depict a completely different Chinese people who live in a very rural area as opposed to the urban scenes that are usually portrayed in the media. The photos also represent some of the many changes that are taking place in today’s China.
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