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Talk about a weird and very cruel experiment! It happened in 1881.
They took a ‘worthless’ mule, 6 ounces of dynamite and a photo camera – all connected in the same electrical circuit.
I let you read the piece of newspaper and see the pics inside the post.
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This story made my day )) It’s a conversation between a student and her teacher.
Perseverance doesn’t always pay…
Read the whole story after the jump.
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That’s what your house could look like if you bought all the products gathered here. I’m sure it would make a sensation, but I’m not sure people would come twice to visit you…
Bleeding pillar candles
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The Republic of Molossia is a micronation founded by Kevin Baugh and headquartered near Dayton, Nevada.
It consists of Baugh's house (known as Government House), backyard and front garden, as well as two other properties in Southern California and Pennsylvania. It comprises a total area of 5.8 hectares. Originally established as a childhood project in 1977, Molossia subsequently evolved into a territorial entity in the late 1990s.
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Some people become homeless against their will, some of them do not recognize the other way of life, but I am sincerely sorry for them all.
It was really difficult to look at these pictures. 
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Lyndon Wade is a NYC based commercial photographer, who shoots for world’s most famous ad agencies: ads for Nintendo, Sony, Virgin, Sprite… and many others.
His works are very colourful and interesting.
You should definitively look at them!
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Incredibly beautiful and amazing place. It is called the Atlantis Resort and it’s located on the Bahamas.
To stay there is like finding yourself in a fairy tale. Photos speak for themselves.
Enjoy ;) 
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A mysterious girl named Jennifer has become the main subject of conversation of the town in Bigola, Australia, after that some one put a series of 5 signs on the telephone poles along the busiest road in the area. But will it turn to be as romantic as we expect? Maybe more, but that’s what you will discover inside the post…
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A very interesting canteen. It gives the impression that the seats are made that way on purpose in order to eat in such a position.
Although it seems to me that this is not very convenient ;) 
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Even if you don’t like Lego, you’ve got to admit that these mini-figs are really well done. Angus Maclane, their creator, has made a whole series of these pop culture icons from Homer Simpson to Darth Vader… and they are pretty cool!
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Thanks to these people, it is always fun on stadium tribunes.
Must see them :)
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How can 64 be equal to 65?
Look at the gif inside the post and feel free to give your explanations.
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Roller Coaster is not only extreme, but there are also a lot of funny moments.
And you can see plenty of them, the main thing is to catch the right moment )) 
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Of course, this is the work of photoshoppers.
Though, they made the make-up look real ;) 
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The three-week binmen strike that began on September 7 in Leeds led to streets of filth. Residents say they are battling with rats and flies and that it smells really bad.
When you’re going to work in the morning the last thing you want to see or smell is rubbish, well, people of Leeds are experiencing that for 3 weeks. And now, I think you’re happy that this service is working properly where you live…
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On Friday, February 20, after a long day of carrying equipment to set up the hot tub at the top of the Pic Chaussy (Switzerland), 25 people partied, had a hot bath and slept in tents. They did it again the next day and took a bath at noon with a breathtaking panoramic view.
It was the fourth edition of this hot bathing in altitude. It‘s tempting but you’ve got to be motivated…
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Oh, my eyes!!! ;))))
I imagine their reaction if they saw our modern bikinis, monokinis etc.
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Here is a selection of those big ships built to cruise on ice-covered water by breaking through the ice with their strong, heavy, steel bows. You will maybe recognize among others the Arktika class icebreakers, the black and red ships with shark teeth painted on the bow.
Just impressive!
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Typhoon Ketsana hit the Philippines about one week ago, and later crossed over to Vietnam and Cambodia. Ketsana dropped 455 mm of rain on Metro Manila in 24 hours, or the equivalent of a month of rainfall in a single day.
Over 360 people died in this natural disaster and the damages are estimated to reach $100 million.
Here are some sad pictures depicting what’s going on over there.
