A couple from California came to their wedding ceremony wearing jet packs on their backs. They hovered above the water, to the cheers of their wedding guests, before having a kiss as the newlyweds.
Some girl blocked the access to road workers' vehicles. So they hit the tires of the car to trigger the alarm for the girl to come and move her car, which she did not do, she just deactivated the alarm at distance.
Pissed off, the workers took action…
A guy shared the photographs taken with the telescope which was built by his father.
Old Spice commercials totally rock and this one takes the cake. This is simply hilarious, once you’ve watched the video, you can play and record a track using your keyboard
Have fun playing with Terry Crews!!
That’s what may happen when you blow soap bubbles on a cold morning.
Caution - the following images may cause pangs of nostalgia.
A collection of ridiculous gadgets meant to solve our everyday problems.
The Arecibo Observatory is a radio telescope near the city of Arecibo in Puerto Rico. You may recognize it from various movies such as GoldenEye or The Losers, TV series like The X-Files or even video games (GoldenEye 007 or Just Cause 2).
Fyi: the observatory's 305 m (1,000 ft) radio telescope is the largest single-aperture telescope ever constructed.
Super Angry Birds is the name given by its creators to this pretty cool handmade USB controller aimed to enhance the pleasure of playing to Angry Birds. I don’t know if it’s more convenient to play with it but it sure looks fun. A must for all Angry Birds fans!
Olympic athletes look like tiny toys in these pictures specially blurred in order to achieve a shallow depth of field.
Radio masts and towers at cell sites may often be camouflaged to look as a giant tree in order to make the place look inconspicuous.
For those who aren’t patient or don’t have time, skip to 6:00 for the epic ending!
The Titan beetle is one of the longest beetles in the world – adult specimens can grow up to 16.7 cm (6.5 in.) in length. This beetle lives in the Amazon rainforests. Especially large dried specimens of the Titan beetle are sought after by collectors and their price may reach $600 and more. Scientists have never found a beetle’s larvae, but it is thought to be about 30 cm (1 foot) long.
I would like to book this place as well…
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