Theses sports illustrated models are looking great on location. They traveled around with the travel channel and took some sexy looking photos. It doesn't matter where these girls go they always look good.

Seahawks acquired WR Percy Harvin from the Vikings in exchange for a 2013 first-round pick, 2013 seventh-rounder, and a middle-round pick in 2014. This is a great pick up for Seattle but did they give up to much? Already one of the league's premier defensive teams, Seattle's offense now rivals any in football in terms of explosiveness and playmaking ability. We expect Harvin to lead Seattle in receiving, and his fantasy value should remain among the top-15 wide receivers.

49ers acquired WR Anquan Boldin from the Ravens in exchange for a 2013 sixth-round draft pick. This is a steal for both teams. The Ravens were planning to cut Boldin anyway to save money and the 49ers get a solid starting receiver for a 6th round steal. Boldin adds another physical possession receiver to Colin Kaepernick's arsenal, though I would expect Boldin to take a bit of a backseat to Crabtree and Vernon Davis in 2013.

Sports coaches, players and announcers have all said some dumb things in the past. Here are some of the dumbest quotes in sports history. These quotes will really make you shake your head and say "wow really"

With 650 little monsters in the ever growing ranks of Pokemon, it would only stand to reason that a few of their names would be lacking in the originality department. It doesn’t seem to be too difficult to name the little guys. But sometimes, you gotta get lazy when it comes to doing just that. Here’s what a normal coffee fueled and excited Tuesday in the Pokemon naming department must have sounded like: Dude 1: What is that one and what does he do? Dude 2: He’s a lizard that burns things. Dude 1: Hmm, well charring is an interesting way of burning and the giant salamander is a native to our region of Japan. Charmander? Dude 2: Brilliant! But sometimes a batch of new Pokemon come through the office on a sleepy Friday afternoon before a long holiday weekend and you end up with something like this: Dude 1: How many more do we have? Dude 2: Ten… Dude 1: *sigh* Come on then. Dude 2: This one is a heart shaped disc. Dude 1: LUVDISC! WOOO! LONG WEEKEND HERE WE COME! Dude 2: Sure, yeah, whatever. *tweets his plans for the weekend from his Pokephone* Has that happened? Perhaps. The following is our roundup of 10 Lazy Pokemon names that must have resulted from a lack of caffeine at the Pokemon Naming Institute.

Feel Like Playing a drinking game while also be lazy and watch a movie at the same time? Do both. Here are 10 movies with drinking game rules to go along with them. Have Fun!

It was rumored that the Yankees tried to sign retired 3rd baseman Chipper Jones earlier today. He decided to stay retired and this is the reason why. Good Call Chipper, Good Call.

Here are some celebrities who you probably had no idea are twins. How many of these celebrity twins do you recognize?

These players are flying under the radar right now but now that its time for March Madness it is their time to shine. These underrated players will show up big in March. Lets take a look at which players are bound to shine.

These photos will break your heart.

A compilation of the most hilarious pranks ever... They will make your day))

Black Chevrolet C6 Corvette Z06 under the truck. No survivors? Actually, the driver almost walked away uninjured.

A man has been working on this town model for 15 years, he is now 96 and still working on it.

Arizona-born photographer Mike Brodie first began taking pictures in 2004 when he found a Polaroid camera on the backseat of his friend's car and she gave it to him. Just a teenager at the time, Brodie was an adventure-seeker and he was fascinated with the train-hopping community. So, he took his camera and ventured towards the train tracks, jumping on the first train that passed by for a free ride to anywhere. He said, “I had a lot of curiosity about the world and wanted to go travel. It was an addiction. And photography turned out to be something that just happened naturally for me.” From that point, there was no looking back. Brodie spent the next few years riding trains and using his camera to photograph his experiences.

When envisioning his marriage proposal to his future wife, Matthew Hartman probably never planned for this. As he and his girlfriend Elizabeth stood on a rock, amid the ocean waves in Southern California, he knelt down on one knee and brought out a ring. Nearby friends video recorded the moment and captured it on camera as a giant wave crashed up over the rocks and knocked them both out into the water.

At the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory, scientists have been experimenting with sound waves and pharmaceutical solutions, levitating soluble drops between two speakers facing each other. While their research has produced some visually fascinating results, it has also led to the discovery of a far more effective method for creating amorphous drugs, which happen to be the more desirable of two forms that pharmaceutical drugs can take.

Danielle Fishel, who you may remember as Topanga from the '90s TV series “Boy Meets World” then and now.

It's fun and easy. But really weird.

Tokyo, Japan-based photographer Shinichi Higashi takes long exposures to exciting new heights with his series Graffiti of Speed/Mirror Symmetry. While his colorful light trails seem incredibly futuristic set against Japan's modern architecture, it's the masterful merging of two identical images that makes this series so compelling.

In South Africa an 8-year-old boy married a 61-year-old woman because his dying grandfather told him to do so. After his death the family was fearing a supernatural punishment from boy's grandfather, so they arranged the wedding. The woman is a close friend of the family and the boy knows and loves her. They are not going to live together.

From a distance, these ballerina sculptures seem elegant and peaceful, a beautiful representation of a graceful dance form. However, upon closer investigation, the wire sculptures might actually send a shiver down your spine. Based in Johannesburg, artist Regardt van deer Meulen formed the figures out of steel as an illustration of the vulnerable human body. They stand larger than life as a visual contradiction between the energy and movement of a lively dancer compared to a disintegrating form that no longer breathes healthy life.

In Austin, Texas, Mondo Gallery has been showcasing artwork dedicated to the hit HBO series Game of Thrones. The special exhibit celebrates the epic fantasy, featuring the works of some incredible contemporary artists including a submission by My Modern Met favorite Audrey Kawasaki. In addition to the original artworks being shared with audiences and fans of the show, Mondo will be digitally releasing two new posters in their exclusive poster series of 8 limited edition screen prints leading up to the third season premiere of the acclaimed series (March 31st).

This is what creative resumes look like.

28-year-old Samba dancer and vet from Rio, Alice Alves, has a giant pet that lives in the backyard of her house.

If your girlfriend is an Avatar fan, then she will love the Last Airbender ring.

Australian photographer Lisa Tomasetti has worked as a visual artist and film stills photographer for the past 23 years. Her eye for cinematic drama comes through in her dance photography, a collection of images in which she is able to capture the beautiful elegance of ballet dancers set against the more rough, gritty urban city streets of Paris, Tokyo, and New York.

This series by Ana Oliveira is called “Identities” and depicts older people posing in similar ways to photos of them taken when they were younger.

Rescued shelter dogs who were given a second chance.

A woman wanted to remove her son’s ex-wife from a group photograph. Here is the result.

Memes are people too, you guys. At least, some of them are.

Tianjin Eye is a 120-meter tall giant Ferris wheel built on the Yongle Bridge over the Hai River in Tianjin, China. It is claimed to be the only such wheel to have been constructed over a bridge. At the time of its completion in April 2008, only the London Eye (135 meters), Star of Nanchang (160 meters) and Singapore Flyer (165 meters) were taller.