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Black metal is the extreme subgenre of heavy metal.
And because of these guys it looks like nothing on earth.
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I’m gonna quote Wikipedia, because I couldn’t do better myself, so here it goes:
The sailing stones (sliding rocks, moving rocks) are a geological phenomenon where rocks move in long tracks along a smooth valley floor without human or animal intervention. They have been recorded and studied in a number of places around Racetrack Playa, Death Valley, where the number and length of travel grooves are notable. The force behind their movement is not understood and is subject to research.
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And what would happen if the Internet completely disappeared? It would be a global catastrophe and a real nightmare, many of you might think.
And you're partly right. Photoshoppers gave the real answer to this question and they did it perfectly well. See inside the post. 
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Imagine you receive your friends or relatives and you want to make them a cocktail, but in an unusual way.
Here's a great solution. All you need is: a seedless watermelon, a sharp knife, a big spoon, a bowl, a drill, a ball-valve faucet with a handle, a blender, a sieve, 1/2 cups rum, 4 limes and some of your time ;)
The whole process is depicted in pictures after the jump. 
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It’s a great series about the evolution of logos of brands, from Ford to Nokia and many others…
It’s very interesting to see how it evolved.
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If you are a cat owner or you love your cat too much, you may find this idea very ingenious.
From what I could see, it is not difficult to make. Plus, this can be a little occupation for the weekend ;) 
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She offered flowers to this veteran but he did not even thank her, apparently, he just complained abut the fact she was wearing pants.
Weird…
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Mark Jenkins is a famous street artist, known for his street installations created from adhesive packing tape. He actively promotes the Scotch-culture around the world and even teaches the process of creating those unusual sculptures in his classes.
You will see inside the post how he creates his sculptures - that’s not common…
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Nike Women campaign with the slogan “Here I Am” was translated into Russian as “This is me” or “Yes, I am this way”. So, this Russian slogan plus the picture with dancer Sofia Boutella lead to an amusing ambiguity.
Let’s look first at the original photograph and inside the post you will see the billboard which is now hanging all over Russia. 
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These pics are not new.
This topic is very debatable. Some think it's funny, others that it is cruel.
But it makes me smile every time I look at them.
You can decide for yourself. 
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Two Canadian fishermen decided to fly fishing on their private plane, but nothing happened the way they planned.
The bear smelled the fish and threw itself on the plane. What a tremendous strength, just look what he did with it.
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Not only a lot of dust can be found in the system unit of a computer, but also quite unexpected and unusual guests.
Check this out after the jump.
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What are they looking for there? Drugs, maybe?
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It is funny, every time you look at other people who smile, it makes you smile too.
So, let’s smile (especially when Friday is almost here ;))
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The Ga-Adangbe are an ethnic group in the West African nation of Ghana.
The Ga people are renowned worldwide for their funeral celebrations and processions. The Ga believe that when someone dies, they move to another life. Therefore, special coffins are often crafted by highly skilled carpenters. The coffins can be anything wanted by relatives of the deceased from a pencil to any animal such as an elephant. Coffins are usually crafted to reflect an essence of the deceased, in forms such as a character trait, an occupation, or a symbol of one's standing in the community. For example, a taxicab driver is most likely to be buried in a coffin shaped as a car. These coffins are usually very expensive, as their nature means that skilled carpenters take longer to produce them compared to conventional coffins.
Take a look inside the post at those unusual coffins.
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That's how photographers were having fun before the computer era ;) 
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There’s a very unusual thing in one Russian city Rostov-on-Don - mosaics in the pedestrian underpasses.
It looks great and there is another amazing feature - the size of mosaics, many of them have a length of up to ten meters. Take a look. 
