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This fire is enormous. I wonder, how long it took to build this flame?
This fire is enormous. I wonder, how long it took to build this flame?
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Demotivators Picdump

Helen 9 jan 2013
16 photo
A fresh compilation of hilarious demotivator posters for you... Enjoy!)))
A fresh compilation of hilarious demotivator posters for you... Enjoy!)))
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Don't Believe Your Eyes

Helen 9 jan 2013
50 photo
These pictures are not so simple, they need a second look...
These pictures are not so simple, they need a second look...
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Nailed It 

Helen 9 jan 2013
17 photo
Sometimes we buy food only because it looks good in the picture, but when we try to make something like that by ourselves, we get this...
Sometimes we buy food only because it looks good in the picture, but when we try to make something like that by ourselves, we get this...
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A regular old USB hard drive turned into this awesome glowing eye statue of Quadratus from the video game Shadow of the Colossus.
A regular old USB hard drive turned into this awesome glowing eye statue of Quadratus from the video game Shadow of the Colossus.
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The De Antonio D23 Mini Yacht is only 23 ft (7 m) long. The hull and deck are made from fiber glass and polyester resin and the deck is finished in teak.
The De Antonio D23 Mini Yacht is only 23 ft (7 m) long. The hull and deck are made from fiber glass and polyester resin and the deck is finished in teak.
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The Once heaviest man in the world Mr. Mason weighed 70 stone. He spent $48,000 (£30,000) on an operation that he undertook to reduce his eating capacity. See his transformation.
The Once heaviest man in the world Mr. Mason weighed 70 stone. He spent $48,000 (£30,000) on an operation that he undertook to reduce his eating capacity. See his transformation.
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The cat was equipped with many tools, such as drills, small saws, a cellphone, a battery and earphones, all of which could be used to form an escape. The ownership of the cat is in question.
The cat was equipped with many tools, such as drills, small saws, a cellphone, a battery and earphones, all of which could be used to form an escape. The ownership of the cat is in question.
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If you liked the marker-drawn murals by Charlotte Mann as a way to decorate your room, you’ll also love this like-minded German artist Heike Weber. Based in Cologne, she uses permanent markers to create mesmerizing floor and wall drawings which sometimes cover up to 5000 square ft.
If you liked the marker-drawn murals by Charlotte Mann as a way to decorate your room, you’ll also love this like-minded German artist Heike Weber.
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You would think that sculptures are a somewhat still, inert form of art. But Germany-based artist Marcus Reugels has a different idea, and the liquid sculptures that he captures in movement are nothing but a striking proof of that. His thought is that shapes caught in movement become static, therefore, frozen sculptures in a photograph.
You would think that sculptures are a somewhat still, inert form of art. But Germany-based artist Marcus Reugels has a different idea, ...
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There’s one thing you keep thinking while going through Art Wolfe’s animal camouflage photographs: how on earth did he spot them himself? The amazing “Vanishing Act” project gives you the feeling that there’s no human presence in the photos whatsoever, as the Washington-based artist captures real-life animal camouflage skills. Art, aged 61, started this project back in 1989 and published it in 2005, but still finds things to add to it: “This collection has been a long time in the making,” he says, “I’m still adding to the project even now.”
There’s one thing you keep thinking while going through Art Wolfe’s animal camouflage photographs: how on earth did he spot them himself?
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Do you remember the Pipeline Fish Tank we listed in the collection of the most unusual and creative aquariums? This cat transit system is based on exactly the same idea, but this time it’s dedicated for our feline friends. Architecture firm Because We Can, led by interior designer Jillian Northrup and her husband architect Jeffrey McGrew, had to turn an under utilized room in a private residence into a highly functional and inspirational place to work from home. Besides turning the room into a splendid mad science lair, they also made what Northrup calls “the fist step to greater cat mobility throughout the room”.
Do you remember the Pipeline Fish Tank we listed in the collection of the most unusual and creative aquariums?
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Some probably think these fantastical shapes are created by computer, but actually, those are real liquid drops, captured in high speed by Corrie White. Born in the Netherlands and currently based in Canada, Corrie told us that drop photography started off as a mere hobby and soon she went from using primitive tools to pro equipment. It all started when Corrie discovered mesmerizing Martin Waugh’s art a few years ago. “I got the chance to try this for myself and found I had quite a knack for the liquid art. I started out using a medicine dropper for these and have now advanced to using The Time Machine electronics to produce some amazing liquid forms,” says Corrie.
Some probably think these fantastical shapes are created by computer, but actually, those are real liquid drops, captured in high speed by Corrie White.
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I‘m no longer surprised to see lawyers do their seemingly effortless pen flips so as to demonstrate the opposing side how little the situation on the floor intimidates them. What does come as a surprise, though, is learning that same Bic pen can be used to create art masterpieces in the hands of a lawyer. Samuel Silva, a 29-year-old Portugal-based attorney, describes his artwork merely as a hobby, and Bic ballpoint pens – as only one of the mediums in his creative work. It takes time to believe that his drawings are not actually photographs, and then to absorb the information that they were created using only 8 different-colored pens.
I‘m no longer surprised to see lawyers do their seemingly effortless pen flips so as to demonstrate the opposing side how little the situation on the floor intimidates them.
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Nestled deep within Thailand’s Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, almost 300 kilometres south of Bangkok, the Phraya Nakon Cave is one of the most exquisite caves in Thailand and definitely one of the most photographed. The main attraction is the Kuha Karuhas pavilion located inside the Phraya Nakhon. The pavillion was built by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) in the 1890, when he visited the place and fell in love with its beauty. Later, King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) and the present King of Thailand, King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) also visited the cave. The main chamber contains the signatures of both King Rama V and King Rama VII on the wall.
Nestled deep within Thailand’s Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, almost 300 kilometres south of Bangkok, ...
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Colorado artist Mike Grab creates astonishing towers of balanced stones using nothing but gravity, and his uncanny ability to find the natural balance of the stones. Grab says the art of stone balancing has been practiced by various cultures around the world for centuries evolving from simple curiosity “into therapeutic ritual, ultimately nurturing meditative presence, mental well-being, and artistry of design”.
Colorado artist Mike Grab creates astonishing towers of balanced stones using nothing but gravity, and his uncanny ability to find the natural balance of the stones.
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Kenny Random is a street artist hailing from Padova, Italy. Beyond that there is not much information on the artist aside from his fantastic artwork that can be seen on his personal website and Facebook. His older work primarily centers around a silhouetted man and his cat. They can be spotted roaming the city, injecting colour and traipsing over poorly scrawled graffiti.
Kenny Random is a street artist hailing from Padova, Italy. Beyond that there is not much information on the artist aside from his fantastic artwork that can be seen on his personal website and...
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New Zealander and recent civil engineering graduate Daniel Gray travelled north to Edmonton, Canada to spend five weeks with his girlfriend and her parents for the holidays. To keep him occupied (and perhaps test his resolve) his girlfriend’s mother thought it might be a fun idea to build an igloo. Little did Daniel know, but preparation had begun months ago, as his girlfriend’s mom, Brigid, had started a collection campaign for milk cartons.
New Zealander and recent civil engineering graduate Daniel Gray travelled north to Edmonton, Canada to spend five weeks with his girlfriend and her parents for the holidays.
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Charlie Layton is a freelance designer and illustrator based in Philadelphia, USA. Every Friday, Layton doodles on his fridge with a dry erase marker. Dubbed ‘Freezer Fridays’, Layton uploads his weekly doodles to an album on Facebook for his friends to enjoy.
Charlie Layton is a freelance designer and illustrator based in Philadelphia, USA. Every Friday, Layton doodles on his fridge with a dry erase marker.
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A high speed ferry with hundreds of commuters traveling from Jersey, rammed into a NYC pier this morning in lower Manhattan. At least 57 of them are injured, two of which are in critical condition from being flung down stairs into head collisions. There were about 330 passengers and crew members aboard the ferry, which had arrived from Atlantic Highlands, a part of the Jersey Shore still struggling to recover from Superstorm Sandy.
A high speed ferry with hundreds of commuters traveling from Jersey, rammed into a NYC pier this morning in lower Manhattan.
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She has hair in the shade of our favorite My Little Pony character, a rockin' body that she actually had to work for, and an eccentric taste in style that only an Osbourne could pull off with a "wow!" Kelly speaks about style: "Clothes come and go. What I keep I keep because there's a story that goes along with it. Everything else I give away to charity so someone else can have their story with it."
She has hair in the shade of our favorite My Little Pony character, a rockin' body that she actually had to work for, and an eccentric taste in style that only an Osbourne could pull off with a "wow!
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Kate Middleton has really grown over the years. Watch her style evolutions from drab to fab starting in her primary school days.
Kate Middleton has really grown over the years. Watch her style evolutions from drab to fab starting in her primary school days.
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A Public Policy Polling survey recently found that Americans prefer Donald Trump and root canals to the legislative body. That's got to be pretty bad for Congress. Here's what we said we like more than our nation's lawmakers:
A Public Policy Polling survey recently found that Americans prefer Donald Trump and root canals to the legislative body. That's got to be pretty bad for Congress.
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Folks from all over the world, as far as Japan and Brazil, came together yesterday to sing a "Happy Birthday," to the dead rock icon.
Folks from all over the world, as far as Japan and Brazil, came together yesterday to sing a "Happy Birthday," to the dead rock icon.
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While on her way to work on the New York City subway, Megan McCarthy spotted a  billboard for a Dr. Steven Armond advertizing "canine plastic surgery." Thankfully the site listed, PuppyLift.com, forwards to a site promoting Nick Kroll's new Comedy Central sketch series, Kroll Show, and not actual canine facial reconstruction. A similar billboard was spotted last month in LA.

While on her way to work on the New York City subway, Megan McCarthy spotted a  billboard for a Dr. Steven Armond advertizing "canine plastic surgery." Thankfully the site listed, PuppyLift.
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Paul Ryan Cosponsors New Fetal Personhood Bill. Why are we not surprised? According to Ryan a "one-celled human embryo," even before it implants in the uterus to create a pregnancy, should be granted "all the legal and constitutional attributes and privileges of personhood." Similar legislation has been rejected, even by conservative states like Mississippi, because it could outlaw some forms of birth control and in vitro fertilization as well as criminalize abortion at all stages.
Paul Ryan Cosponsors New Fetal Personhood Bill. Why are we not surprised? According to Ryan a "one-celled human embryo," even before it implants in the uterus to create a pregnancy, ...
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JUSTIN BIEBER has given the SNL writers full permission to poke fun at him, including weed smoking spoofs. Hmm.... wonder how this is going to turn out since he's both hosting and performing.
JUSTIN BIEBER has given the SNL writers full permission to poke fun at him, including weed smoking spoofs. Hmm.... wonder how this is going to turn out since he's both hosting and performing.
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The 10th annual Idiotarod NYC, a costume-mandatory shopping cart race, takes place January 26, 2013 in New York City. Costumes are required! It's like black Friday but way better! 

The 10th annual Idiotarod NYC, a costume-mandatory shopping cart race, takes place January 26, 2013 in New York City. Costumes are required! It's like black Friday but way better! 
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This series of defaced US currency by German artist and designer Aslan Malik, shows Presidents on the $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 bills reimagined as Justice League comic book heroes. We have here, Ulysses Supergrant, Flash Lincoln, Wonder Jackson Woman, Green Franklin, Hamilton Bat.

This series of defaced US currency by German artist and designer Aslan Malik, shows Presidents on the $5, $10, $20, ...
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Japanese Just Can't Stop

Marinara 9 jan 2013
4 photo · 1 video

This Power Loader Robot is developed by Japaneese company called Activelink. Controled by a person, It could be used to carry 100lbs with one hand & not much effort from person at all. Wow, need a hand moving that piano? 

This Power Loader Robot is developed by Japaneese company called Activelink. Controled by a person, It could be used to carry 100lbs with one hand & not much effort from person at all.
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It's winter in Afghanistan. That means snow, wind, and suffering for the people of cities like Kabul where the war left buildings cracked open and families separated. Families seek shelter in refugee camps as the Afghan government attempts to provide aid for their people.
It's winter in Afghanistan. That means snow, wind, and suffering for the people of cities like Kabul where the war left buildings cracked open and families separated.
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Artist Danny Quirk is most known for his illustrations in scientific journals. The eccentric artist has now ventured into another artistic platform -- people. Using sharpie markers and acrylic latex, Quirk created some horrific inside looks directly onto people's skin. He plans to make these images into a 15-20 page book series. Want more gross? See his Etsy store.

 

Artist Danny Quirk is most known for his illustrations in scientific journals. The eccentric artist has now ventured into another artistic platform -- people.
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Photographer Ulf Lundin reminds us that humans are disgusting with these mid-sneeze portraits. 

This is why most of us cover our faces...

Photographer Ulf Lundin reminds us that humans are disgusting with these mid-sneeze portraits.  This is why most of us cover our faces...
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Get ready to pay some extra if you're lookin' for a little sugar over inaugurations weekend. Records show that last time Obama got in the house, the love shacks were simply banging big bucks into those women's pockets.

This time around, DC police are having talks about putting up signs for "prostitution free zones," located around the capitol building. Thus far, similar signs have been signed around the DC area, but never so blatantly as they are calling for now.

A fark.com user says, "My roomate was working downtown at a hotel and it was booked solid for the week of the inauguration. Her and her coworkers needed special security badges to get in and out and one night she slept there in the closed rooftop restaurant. I still wanted to get one of those red "prostitution free zone" signs that were up all over around the mall."

 

Get ready to pay some extra if you're lookin' for a little sugar over inaugurations weekend. Records show that last time Obama got in the house, ...
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When my little brother and I were kids, we used to love Jurrasic Park. Once every six months, if we were lucky, we'd get to go to a museum with dinosaur bones and other awesome creatures. Little Mikey could not resist picking up shells and rocks from the beach, fossils from the forrest, or even fish bones from restaurants. I used to find them all over my clothes! If only we had had the Discovery Box...

The "Discovery Box," is a neat little box made for collecting scientific and natural items. This furniture-quality product is finished with a smooth varnish to protect your kid from splinters and injuries. At 29" wide x 10.5" tall x 11.5" deep, this awesome little collectors box will bring out the little archeologist in any tyke! :) 

When my little brother and I were kids, we used to love Jurrasic Park. Once every six months, if we were lucky, we'd get to go to a museum with dinosaur bones and other awesome creatures.
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