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Let’s compare offices of the two fastest growing social networks: Facebook and Twitter.
Both are good, I don’t even know which one I like best.
Whose office is cooler for you?
Let's start with the Facebook office: 
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Let's see how the architecture of Japan changed from the end of 19th, the beginning of 20th century till the present day.
The upper photo is how the place on the picture looked almost 100 years ago, at the bottom, how this same place looks today.
I wonder, how much will it change over the next one hundred years?
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The incident occurred in the United States. One worker who worked on an excavator got fired on Friday.
Sunday morning on this construction site, his chief could see such picture.
They really pissed him off 
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Here's Victoria who demonstrates to paparazzi a dress from her new collection DVB.
The dress is quite tasteful and stylish, but would this dress look as good on women who eat 3 times a day as it does on Victoria?
See more after the break. 
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Street artist Kurt Wenners performs all over the world (more than 30 countries) on pavements and other surfaces since 1982. All his works are great and the illusions always trick the eye. He’s using a style known as anamorphic street painting and uses pastels as well as paint. He takes his inspiration mainly in the Renaissance frescos and sculptures.
What is cool with those 3D paintings is if you watch it from the wrong angle, the illusion shatters, but if you have the right angle, the magic operates perfectly.
Quick note: he’s a former NASA employee, his work at that time was to design and illustrate future space projects.
Well, just take a look at those magnificent masterpieces, it is worth it!
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Perhaps the passengers asked him to remove his shoes from the bus because they stunk?
But the second picture is a killer. How can he drive a bus with passengers without hands on his wheel. I mean, it’s not responsible. 
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I think it is right when tobacco advertising is banned and smoking allowed only in designated places. Many children start smoking at a very early age, unaware of the harm they cause themselves and some, for their careless parents’ joy, are posing with a cigarette in their mouth (and sometimes with a
beer in their hands). Sad...
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The Japanese did the biggest fireworks in the world. It requires a huge charge to launch the fireworks - 120 cm diameter and 450kg weight.
It can reach 850 meters high and when exploding it makes an 800-meter diameter.
Inside the post, you will see a manufacture process of the mortar and a video of fireworks launch. 
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To be honest, I did not think that something similar could be found in Moscow.
This multi-storeyed automated parking facility can contain 34 cars and covers an area of only 100 square meters.
And since Moscow is famous for its traffic jams and that people are parking everywhere they want, I believe this is an excellent solution. But there’s only one parking lot like that in Moscow. 
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Here’s a selection of the best photos from the World Championship in Athletics, which is taking place in Berlin now. 
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Nice compilation of drawn funny animals 
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There are also animated ones.
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Generally, the traditional type of wedding is prevailed in Eastern Europe, but it just proves how popular the Star Wars saga is.
So these guys from Lviv decided to immortalize the happiest day of their life with this Star Wars wedding.
I liked it, especially the dance
Recently, we posted pictures of another unusual wedding - Goth wedding (33 pics)
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An interesting selection of photographs of how drug traffickers hide cocaine in the car.
Everywhere they can: in tires, gasoline tank, etc.
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Scientists have discovered a flesh-eating plant so big that it can swallow and devour a whole rat! This new species is called Nepenthes attenboroughii, it has been named after British nature expert Sir David Attenborugh.
This plant, which is a member of the ‘pitcher’ family can grow more than 4-foot long. That’s actually one of the biggest carnivorous plants discovered yet.
Those plants produce big ‘pitchers’ which are filled with water and they also secrete nectar that attracts insects and rodents. Once those poor creatures fall in, they cannot escape and end up drowning, and then, the acids and enzymes do their job.
Generally, only the bones of the prey remain…
