Dutch designer and illustrator Noortje de Keijzer has designed a life-sized knitted body pillow in the shape of a man. Keijzer's "My Knitted Boyfriend" project consists of two different oversized cushions, "Artur" and "Steve." And to help you "personalize your man," the pillows come with a number of accessories, including knitted moustaches, glasses, watches, bow-ties, and even tattoos. There's also an illustrated book to show you what you can do with your knitted companion. Keijzer had her mother and grandmother hand-knit the body pillow. The time had come, she says, for a man in her life. "I could say that's a joke, but it is partly true."

A tiny 10-week-old kitten was rescued from a busy roadway tunnel. The rescue was caught on camera. The Lost Dogs’ Home shares the story on Facebook: “10-week old kitten, Dodge is counting his nine lives after being rescued from the Citylink Burnley Tunnel late last week. It was close to midnight when the Citylink control room which was monitoring the tunnel noticed a car slow down and come to a complete stop. Upon closer inspection, the control room noticed that the car had discovered a small ginger kitten that had found his way into the Burnley.”

Mother is the most important person in our lives. And all her words and lessons are usually considered as the only truth. So here are the most popular lessons mothers teach their daughters. Only when you are an adult, you understand, that some of them aren't exactly right, but some of them are still the only truth in your lives.

Australian Cattle Dog Jack is one talented canine! The adorable pooch exhibits his skilled ability to balance just about anything on his head. Jack's owners, John E. Doig III and his girlfriend, decided to share his impressive balancing act on reddit through a series of photos uploaded to Imgur. After their first set of images received attention, they continued to interact with commenters and take requests for more things that Jack could steadily pile on his head.

If only we could talk to these cats so we could understand what they are thinking. These kitties clearly look like they want to get into the male modeling industry. These cats are too sexy for the cat walk.

These are players you might not have heard make big plays or get much of the lime light. They were average players at best on the court or field but what you might remember them for are their alias. Even bad players can get some really cool nicknames. Here are some examples of terrible players with great nicknames!

Los Angeles-based cinematographer and bike fiend Richie Trimble unveiled Stoopid Tall, a freakishly tall bike, at last Sunday’s CicLAvia open street event in Los Angeles. The hand-built bike is 14.5 feet tall at the seat and has a 32-foot-long bicycle chain. Trimble recorded his nerve-wracking 20 mile ride to Venice Beach with a GoPro camera that was attached to his chest. He managed to complete the ride without incident, though he nearly got wedged under a highway overpass. Make sure to watch the amzing video.

Take a look at the best robot costume you've ever seen. Denmark-based prop builders Daniel Høgh and Justina Šniukštait spent over 2 months creating this incredibly detailed Imperial Fists Termintor Captain costume out of foam. It is based on the real-time strategy video game, Warhammer 40k.

Face reading is as old as can be, going back to many cultures, China being the most prominent where it's often been used for picking mates in the old days. The face is where destiny experts look for mountains and rivers, which are regarded as indicators of wealth and good fortune. Although many people are sceptical of this kind of practice, just like they are of astrology or palmistry, many take it seriously and are fascinated by it. I think all of us have been interested in finding out what our appearance might hold in store and have looked up mole reading, or face reading at some point of our lives. So let your face tell you weather you're destined for success!

Kids possess such innocence that allows them to do the silliest things without any shame or fear. Don't we all just wish we could go back and live in a world of our own rules, imagination, and fun! Well unfortunately we'd either end up in jail or the nut house :-/ All we can do is watch these goofy kids not giving a f*ck with joy.

Stella Boonshoft is on a quest to stop societies unfavorable attitude towards obese people, but most importantly she wants to inspire everybody who struggles with similar issues to love and accept themselves and their bodies. She has a Body Love Blog and is supported by many people. Brandon, the founder of the photo blog Humans of New York, has recently conducted an interview with Stella and published her portrait on the organization's Facebook page. It got 270,000 likes, almost 10,000 shares and over 26,000 comments in 14 hours. This girl is a hero and an inspiration to many people, and we give her props for being so honest and brave.

We've all had the occassional "natural" picture taken which was then hid far far away to never be posted anywhere! Well some people like to deliberately take WTF pix and actually post them places. I still don't get it, but here you go, enjoy.

A South African surfer Brett Archibald, 50, went on a surfing trip through the Mentawai Islands off Indonesia. The All Aboard Travel promised to take him and other adventure seekers to the "best waves on the planet." The boat ride through the Indian Ocean was 10 hours to reach that spot, and everybody got extremely sea sick on board. "I released I was really seasick. I had two really big vomits and then I think I blacked out while I was retching." said Brett. Later on he allegedly went up to the deck to urinate, lost his balance and fell into the chilling water without a life jacket. Only in a few hours the Naga Laut crew noticed that Archibald was missing. Soon after the tour operators and the Indonesian rescue services were searching for him. "The night was carnage I had sharks swimming past me. I got stung by a jelly fish. Seagulls even tried to pick my eyes out and I have got big holes in my nose. It was insane, just insane. I actually gave up" explained Brett. Fortunately he was lucky enough not to get too hurt, or even worse. He was rescued by John and Belinda McGroder who spotted him from their boat at around 6:30 a.m. He was suffering from hypothermia, but other then that was thankful to have survived, and continued his 10 day trip.

I know what you are thinking when you see these pictures. Something seems off but I assure you this is all legit. No need to ask questions this is all top ranked stuff. OK, well maybe not but how could you tell? These people almost got away with pulling a fast one.

Remember how trendy the duck face used to be? All the silly little girls did it, and were instantly cool, like OMG! Well the end of the duck face has come. These spaghetti memes created by Redditors are proof that it's a total joke now, so ladies and some confused men, please stop puckering, a natural smile is much more beautiful.

KaleidoPope let's you play with historic portraits of all kinds, it's an interactive site by Michael Silber that creates colorful kaleidoscopic papal images. Silber describes it as a “visual pun that’s compelling to engage with.” You can try it here http://kaleidopope.michaeljsilber.com/.

“Mother Earth Sister Moon” is an enormous inflatable version of the spacesuit worn by the first woman to travel into space, cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova. The spacesuit features a tent-like interior that visitors can enter. The installation has been exhibited several times since its debut in 2009. In each exhibition, the spacesuit serves as a venue for Soviet-themed fashion shows, films, and other performances. Take a tour!

Sir Richard Branson suggests that travelers can make a love connection by using their touch screen entertainment system to send drinks, snacks, and meals to strangers. After a treat is sent, they can increase their chances of “getting lucky” and “follow up with a text message using the seat-to-seat chat function.” This first-of-its-kind service recently kicked off on a flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and is now available on flights nationwide.

Just like in good old days when popular prime-time TV shows would get Saturday-morning cartoon spinoffs, Boston-based artist Jon Defreest created Mad Men Kidz, a series of illustrations  for Vulture that reimagine characters from the hit AMC television show Mad Men as children.