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German police save stuffed toy penguin
Pity the poor officers working at Heidelberg police headquarters. Rushing to save a stranded penguin floating down the Neckar river, it was only after a full-scale rescue operation had been mounted that they realised the terrible truth…
It was a stuffed penguin. On a piece of ice. Bobbing down the river.
Presuming it was an animal who’d escaped from a nearby zoo, several passers-by called in to let them know a penguin was stranded in the...
99% of MALES will be looking with envy at this lucky Guinea pig!
99% of MALES will be looking with envy at this lucky Guinea pig!
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If you look at the sun RIGHT NOW, you are technically looking back in time.
If you look at the sun RIGHT NOW, you are technically looking back in time. It takes eight minutes for light from the sun to reach Earth.
Therefore, the image of the sun in the sky outside your window at this moment is actually what the sun looked like about eight minutes ago.
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Australia is the safest country for zombie attacks
That’s according to the staff of LiveScience who conducted a global survey of the best “Safe Zones” in case of zombie outbreak and Australia topped the list. The USA, Canada, Kazakhstan and Russia rounded up the top five. The countries were graded according to their global location, topography, weapon access, population and “military preparedness.”
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A Romanian model, Ioana Spangenberg, 30, has a tiny 50cm waist, 81cm hips and weighs 38kg
Ioana Spangenberg, 30, tips the scales at a minuscule 38kg, but claims her diet is consistent with a woman twice her size.
She says that nobody believes her , but every day she eats three big meals and snacks on chocolate and crisps all the time.
With a 50cm waist and 81cm hips, Ioana’s hourglass figure – which she says she’s had since a teen – causes a lot of controversy. The Romanian model claims that when she was 13 her waist was...
Paul Hunn is the guy who officially holds a Guinness record for the loudest ever burp- 107.10 db! Motorcycles are quieter than that!
According to the official Guinness World Records website, the burp was 107.10 db loud.
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If Websites Were Countries, Facebook would have been the Third Largest country in the entire world, even bigger than the USA!
In 2009 Facebook reached the status of the fastest developing social network. It had more than 200 million active users, which in that case (if Facebook was a real country) would have made it the third largest in the WORLD!
However, that statistics is already out of date. Nowadays, Facebook has more than 800 million users, which is 4 times as much as last year! All this means that there are more Facebook users than the amount...
A man known as Snake Manu, from India
A man known as Snake Manu, from India, swallowed 200 earthworms each at least 10 centimetres (4 inches) long in 30 seconds in 2003.
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In 1843, a Parisian street mime got stuck in his imaginary box and consequently died of starvation
In 1843, a Parisian street mime got stuck in his imaginary box and consequently died of starvation.
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A 12-year-old student showed the world that toilet water is way cleaner than Fast Food ice!
12-year-old Jasmine Roberts tested how clean the ice at 5 different fast food restaurants in the USA was. She then proceeded to comparing the results with the toilet water in the exact same restaurants. Amazingly, 70% of the ice samples were dirtier than the toilet water ones. E. Coli was discovered in some of the ice samples!
So, is this possible or is it just another anti PR campaign focused on fast food restaurants? Well, toilet water comes from the same place the water we drink comes from-sanitized city water. The ice, however, oftentimes...
12 Popular Movie Poster Cliches
A Loner Viewed From Behind
Big Heads over Tiny People on a Beach
Back To Back, Viewed From the Side
The Between-the-Legs Shot
In Bed
Big Ey...
40 Gargoyles and Grotesques Around the World
In architecture, a gargoyle is a carved stone grotesque, usually made of granite, with a spout designed to convey water from a roof and away from the side of a building thereby preventing rainwater from running down masonry walls and eroding the mortar between. Architects often used multiple gargoyles on buildings to divide the…
In architecture, a gargoyle is a carved stone grotesque, usually made of granite, with a spout designed to...
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