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Here is a compilation of those steel monsters of the seas. You will see submarines on the surface of the water, in the port or being constructed… and other interesting pics.
Look at the selection after the jump.
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China is the largest coal producer in the world. More than 1 billion tons of raw coal is extracted there in a year.
But this is all given at a price, about 5,000 people die each year in the mines and this figure may be understated especially by the Chinese government.
Well, let's see in what miserable conditions these brave people work. 
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Here’s a big collection of billboard advertising.
Advertisment can actually be interesting and arresting.
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A quick note about Ig Nobel Prizes for those who have no idea what it is: The Ig Nobel Prizes are a parody of the Nobel Prizes and are given each year in early October for ten achievements that "first make people laugh, and then make them think".
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This is a compilation of really weird police sketches. It seems impossible to recognize someone with such sketches. Some look more like caricatures or kid drawings than police sketches…
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What are co-workers actually saying in their office emails? You’ve got to admit that when it concerns their work, people tend to tell things differently, whether they’re hypocrites or they want to be polite. So here are some common inter-office emails and their translation.
Quite funny :))
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Find the answer after the jump.
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You absolutely should look at the creation of Andy Riley.
The ideas and pictures themselves are very funny. Personally, I laughed like a drain )) 
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The Ladybird ‘easy reading’ Book of the Policeman is a twisted adaptation from a series of kids books about 'People at Work' – sort of amusing and clever facts about policemen… but not for children.
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This advertising campaign for Ambi Pur is simply excellent. You must admit that making a good commercial for a brand of deodorant spray for toilets is not that easy.
The visuals are well done and it’s humoristic. The idea of giving a look of luxury fragrance is original and more interesting than usual ads for such products.
Well, as far as I’m concerned, I found the ads very well done… 
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This 37-year old guy has been arrested three times since 2006.
Look how he changed in three years…
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Looking at this house from afar, many freeze in amazement and wonder how it looks from inside?
The palace is built in the Russian baroque style and it is very luxurious. It’s not for nothing that it is called a palace ;) 
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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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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.
