Yikes! I can’t believe this guy is actually touching this thing with his bare hands. Who knows what that stuff is.
Refurbed Laptop Comes Preloaded With Vomit
| January 8, 2012
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Do the Canine Mind Flip for a Great Day – Every Day
| January 7, 2012
Looking for more satisfaction and joy in your life? Sometimes what you need isn’t a major life reinvention … it’s just a simple attitude change I first learned from man’s best friend.
I think dogs have a big advantage on us when it comes to happy. My neighbor has a big, white, fluffy dog named Sheeba that is dialed in to happy like no creature I have ever seen. Always tail-wagging and head-bobbing as if she is saying, “oh boy, oh boy, you’re coming to see me aren’t you, how cool is this?”
The Canine Mind Flip …
It is all about having an intention for your day. Rather than get up and let the first thing that happens to you determine your attitude — so if you stub your toe getting out of bed, you say to yourself, “Oh, this is gonna be a shitty day — instead …
DECIDE BEFORE YOU GET OUT OF BED
WHAT KIND OF DAY YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE.Before you let your feet hit the floor in the morning …
DECIDE TO HAVE A GREAT DAY.
(just like dogs do without trying)
Man Tried To Take 247 Animals on Plane
| January 7, 2012
A Czech national was nabbed in Argentina for trying to board a transatlantic flight with 247 live animals including poisonous snakes and endangered reptiles packed in a bulging suitcase, reports said.
The man identified as Karel Abelovsky, 51, was caught while trying to board a flight for Madrid when shocked baggage X-ray technicians and staff at the Iberia Airlines desk at Ezeiza Airport in greater Buenos Aires noticed “organic substances moving inside,” local media reported.
Human leg hair font
| January 7, 2012
20-year-old Tokyo-based artist Mayuko of Tama Art University created this rather odd typeface using human leg hair. I’m assuming it’s not hers.
Japanese Maple Tree
| January 6, 2012
Would You Stand on The Kjeragbolten?
| January 6, 2012
The name means the Kjerag Bolt – a massive 5 m³ boulder wedged in to a crevasse on the edge of the Kjerag mountain in Lysefjorden, Norway. Without the help of any mountaineering equipment, brave visitors can walk on to the bolt – it is said to bring good luck.
Yet there are consequences for those unsteady of foot: the nearest ledge is 241 meters below. Once you bounce off that there is a drop of a further 735 meters. So, the question is, would you – like these mad fools brave souls – stand on the Kjeragbolten? There is absolutely no Photoshop used here, so if you don’t like heights, look away now!
