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Early in the morning, you go to catch your train, then you see ‘this’ and your mood is immediately improved even though there’s a whole working day ahead :)) Yes, I would laugh hard if I saw this.
To each their own, but as for me, this is not for men... 
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Stunning portraits of centenarians and supercentenarians (people who are 110 years old and older) who have seen a lot of things in their life.
Many of them managed to live in three centuries, as it is said “the face of age”.
Enjoy! 
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Here’s a good example of culture differences. In Japan, it is something common to have such capsule hotels. It is made for businessmen in the first place, who don’t have time to go home and start working very early. Or for people who didn’t catch the last train. Their well developed train system shuts down around midnight.
So, here you go, little boxes where you can only be in a lying position. There’s even a small TV set at your feet.
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It can also be called “pictures taken at the right moment.”
In particular, the ones with politicians.
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Well, technically those are photos of Pripyat, the city where the Chernobyl power plant is situated and the site of Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
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Rio de Janeiro is a beautiful city which must be very interesting to visit but nothing is perfect and behind the beautiful beaches, there are a lot of things that happen in the slums…
The battle which began on Saturday between hundreds of drug traffickers from different rival gangs put the chaos in Rio and turned the city into a warzone. They shot down a police helicopter. 17 people died that weekend.
Talk about a good advertisement two weeks only after Rio was awarded the 2016 Olympics…
It raised questions over the city's ability to safely host the Games in 2016.
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One of the world's longest man made structures is the Australian Dingo Fence. In fact it is also the world's longest fence ever.
Stretching across two southeastern Australian states, Queensland and South Australia, the Dingo Fence is 5,614 kilometres long.
Please note that this "dog fence" is not really made of dogs. If it was, it would take 5,614,000 dingoes standing nose-to-butt to construct this fence.
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It’s interesting how this Ukrainian digital artist Stanislav Odyagailo comes up with these surreal ideas to create his pieces.
Anyways, he certainly doesn’t have any problems with imagination.
Now let's take a look at his extraordinary world. 
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Awesome photos with beautiful lips. 
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Why are there so few photos of UFOs? Why can we only see them in the far background of photos? Why do we see them only after the pictures are taken and not while taking them?
Discover the truth behind UFO pictures inside the post!
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We posted a compilation of Russian Hip-Hoppers in August which was a pretty funny selection. Well, here, it’s a bit the same, except that it is focused on Russian wiggers and it’s really funny too… ))
For those who hear the word for the first time: Wigger is a pejorative slang term for a white person who allophilically emulates mannerisms, slang, and fashions stereotypically associated with urban African Americans and urban Black British and Caribbean culture, especially in relation to hip hop culture and British Grime/Garage scene. Some sum it up simply as ‘acting black’.
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Some clever and funny short comics called Faceless.
Enjoy!
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Indian National Security Guards (NSG - dubbed the 'Black Cats') commandos showed their skills to celebrate the 25th NSG Raising day in Gurgaon, near New Delhi.
Just interesting pics to see.
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Personally, I strongly believe that children should have a proper childhood.
Of course, it is normal to gradually accustom them to work, but it doesn’t mean that they should work as adults.
But in China, many believe the contrary and here you have two examples. 
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Last weekend, the Yauza river, Russia, was covered in some place by foam normally used to extinguish fire.
I don’t know how it all happened but it must have been fun.
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Adrian Reeman, 53, has worked for 23 year in order to make his Southampton apartment in a tower block look like a little Palace of Versailles but “less roomy” :)
It is just impressive how much patience and efforts it needed. That’s why I could never do that ;)
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It is a giant fiberglass shark embedded headfirst in the roof of a house. The shark is located at 2 New High Street, Headington, Oxford, England and first appeared on August 9 1986.
The sculpture was created by the artist John Buckley and was erected on the 41st anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
The sense of the sculpture is that in the modern world, no one can feel themselves safe at home as in a fortress. 
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Excellent creative idea, you can use this as calendars, posters or put on billboards as an ad. I think such ad can only raise the number of clients ;))
