Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Getting the Picture





Young women who glorify their drunken antics on Facebook

Drunkenly dancing on tables or collapsing in the street used to be a source of acute embarrassment for young women the morning after the night before. Today, they are more likely to boast about it - to the world, with pictures - on social networking sites.




Crazy Female


You're A Bullshitter


What's missing in this photo?

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Like I have to tell you that........

Freaky Dolls Head Pencil Sharpener!!!

Ever want to ram a pencil in someone's eye and twist it 'round and 'round?
Live vicariously through your Living Dead Dolls Pencil Sharpener!
A wonderful stress reliever, this Sadie sharpener is the first LDD pencil sharpener and is sure to be followed by others. It features a real doll head with actual rooted hair. As an added bonus, you can push a button in the back of her head and have her tongue spit out your pencil shavings.


Sadie is a perfect addition to any home, school, or work environment; let people know what you're really like as you torture a doll's head!

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Creative Staircases

9 creative staircases
Stairs are generally pretty boring but here is a few that not so boring

JUST ASKING FOR IT




Couple escapes injury when falling cow hits van

A Michigan couple is lucky to be alive after their minivan was hit by a falling 900 pound cow on Sunday.

Charles Everson, Jr. and his wife Linda were driving on Highway 150 about one mile east of Manson in Chelan County when a cow fell about 200 feet off a cliff and landed on the hood of their minivan.
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"It was 'bam' - you just saw something come down and hit the hood," Everson said. He said he didn't see the animal until it hit and didn't realize what happened until after the impact.


The Eversons were examined at Lake Chelan Community Hospital and released.
The cow was euthanized at the scene.
Rena Albertson, the owner of the cow, said the animal was named Michelle and the family had raised her from a calf.

Believe It Or Not

Kjeragbolten

Wedged between the walls of a mountain crevice in Norway is a rock called Kjeragbolten.
The rock is often stood on by tourists for a crafty photograph while attempting not to look down at the 3000ft+ drop.
I’m assuming the sheep/goat in the picture below was a local.
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The Idol Rock

This precarious little bugger is a member of the Brimham rocks family in north Yorkshire, 50 acres of strange rock formations visited regularly by members of the public. The idol rock pictured weighs 200 tons and balances on a rock a fraction of its size.