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Italian Hookers

Helen 30 oct 2012

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A fresh compilation of Italian hookers...

Curiosity Stars Taking Samples of Soil

Helen 30 oct 2012

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Scooping up a handful of dirt may seem simple, but for a robot operating on another planet, it’s a major operation. NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover is making itself ready to collect its first soil sample at an area called “Rocknest.” The preparations involve testing the nuclear-powered rover’s motorized scoop and cleaning out its Chemistry and Mineralogy (ChemMin) and Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) laboratories of any terrestrial contaminants before receiving soil samples

Scooping up a handful of dirt may seem simple, but for a robot operating on another planet, it’s a major operation.

Cuddling for Money

Helen 30 oct 2012

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A woman from Penfield, New York, is offering customers an hour of cuddling for $60. Jacqueline Samuel runs The Snuggery out of her upstate cottage in New York. The University of Rochester graduate said that her business was booming since it kicked off this summer. In fact, the demand rose so much that she had to hire a second snuggler.

A woman from Penfield, New York, is offering customers an hour of cuddling for $60. Jacqueline Samuel runs The Snuggery out of her upstate cottage in New York.

Pole Dance & Fitness Championship

Helen 30 oct 2012

58 photo

The fifth Pole Dance & Fitness open championship was held in Vladivostok in October, 27th. Both professional and amateur dancers were there to show what they could. These are some shots taken in the dark of the concert hall where the event took place.

The fifth Pole Dance & Fitness open championship was held in Vladivostok in October, 27th. Both professional and amateur dancers were there to show what they could.

Pets and Their Owners: Then and Now

Helen 30 oct 2012

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New style of "then and now" pictures. This compilation is about pets and their owners.

Foreigners in Soviet Odessa of 70-80s

Helen 30 oct 2012

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These photographs were taken in Odessa of the 1970-80s by foreign photographers Ian Berry and Peter Marlow. In fact only one photo belongs to the second. Some of the shots seem to be gloomy, could it be because foreign photographers wanted to see the USSR as the “Evil Empire”?

These photographs were taken in Odessa of the 1970-80s by foreign photographers Ian Berry and Peter Marlow. In fact only one photo belongs to the second.

Most Bizarre Soups

Helen 30 oct 2012

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We all love a warm bowl of soup, it is filling, nutritious and delicious. For years soups have been a simply way to make a good meal out of what you have. Sometimes what you have may be more than your traditional chicken noodle soup. With that here are the top ten most bizarre soups that span the globe.

We all love a warm bowl of soup, it is filling, nutritious and delicious. For years soups have been a simply way to make a good meal out of what you have.

Photoshop Disasters

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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What do you do when you're trying to assemble six lead actors for a poster shoot? Well after months of mismatched schedules you despair, give up and decide that you can manage without them. Result: you really can't. This frightening collection of heads and bodies amounts to one of the shoddiest examples of recent years and will hopefully make stars think again when turning down an hour's worth of posing.

Crazy Patents

mick 29 oct 2012

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Banana protector. Can you tell?

Cool Vending Machines

mick 29 oct 2012

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In the US we don't always have the coolest vending machines. But we have the internet and the knowledge of some of these cool vending machines. Here are some examples of what people find important or at least practical. You be the judge, but tell me that a live lobster vending machine wouldn't be awesome at 3 in the morning.

In the US we don't always have the coolest vending machines. But we have the internet and the knowledge of some of these cool vending machines.

Crazy X-rays

mick 29 oct 2012

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can you see the crack pipe?

Wildlife Winning at Life

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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Tard the Grumpy Cat

Kaye 29 oct 2012

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...All taken on a phone... While we've shown some love to America from above recently, we thought it only fair to salute the brilliance of Great Britain from a great height as well. While we're undoubtedly amazed by what's on offer here from aerial photographer Jason Hawkes, we're probably more amazed that he took all of the pictures with a mobile phone. A Nokia N8 to be specific. Hawkes took to the sky and snapped views of Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall and London for us to gawp at. This now gives us zero excuse not to take better photos with our phone. Oh, hang on, we don't have the helicopter he travelled in. See, yeah there's our excuse.

...All taken on a phone... While we've shown some love to America from above recently, we thought it only fair to salute the brilliance of Great Britain from a great height as well.

Brilliant New Bizarre Photography

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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It's not often that we here at Shortlist.com make grand statements (we usually prefer somewhat medium) but we're going to come right out and say that Adrian Samson is our new favourite photographer. The Hungarian genius, who now lives in London and works freelance with Getty Images, has provided us with a variety of images to stare lovingly at. The pics are deceptively glossy but succeed in subverting our expectations. Hang on, what's that giant plastic bumblebee doing by that lamppost? Wait, why does that elderly woman have an AC/DC tattoo on her neck? Originally aiming to be a fashion photographer, the unconventional Samson found his style to be "too quirky" so focused on advertising instead.

It's not often that we here at Shortlist.com make grand statements (we usually prefer somewhat medium) but we're going to come right out and say that Adrian Samson is our new favourite photographer.

Crazy Ways People Amused Themselves Before Television

Kaye 29 oct 2012

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Thanks to advances in science and the relaxing of church and government laws, the dissection of human corpses came back into vogue in the 1300s. At first these dissections were performed in small rooms or houses for the benefit of a handful for medical students. Then, almost overnight, a bored and apparently pretty morbid public started clamoring to attend them as well.Specially designed “anatomy theatres” were purpose-built in many of the major European cities; most could seat well over...

Wild Life Wins

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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Photographer: Bence MátéCountry of Residence: HungaryWhen Bence first tried to photograph leaf-cutter ants in action, he thought it was going to be easy. It wasn’t, but relishing the challenge, he found out as much as he could about their complex society and spent hours watching and following them in the Costa Rican rainforest. ‘They proved to be wonderful subjects,’ says Bence, who discovered that they were most active at night. He would follow a column as it fanned out into the forest....

Keith Richards

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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Rare Photographs of a Young Bruce Lee

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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21st Century Totem Poles

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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The iconic Native American totem poles have come back around for the age of the 21st century. After a particularly greedy weekend, we might take a look at the bin and feel a little bit awful. Not just because of our ever-expanding waistline or ever-decreasing bank balance but because of the whole environment and all that. Photographer David Welch creates totem poles from a variety of items that sum up our consumptive habits. His images aim to create discussion around how much we use and take for granted. While they certainly do that, they also leave us feeling even guiltier, as that pile of burgers is making us absurdly hungry. We may have missed the point on that one.

The iconic Native American totem poles have come back around for the age of the 21st century. After a particularly greedy weekend, we might take a look at the bin and feel a little bit awful.

Hurricane Sandy: Twitpics of Wreckage

Kaye 29 oct 2012

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Phone Book Art

Veggie 29 oct 2012

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Every year, every American dreads the arrival of the giant phone book that the phone companies deliver in front of your house. What in the hell do you do with that giant useless thing when you have google to solve all your problems? Solution: make it into art.

Every year, every American dreads the arrival of the giant phone book that the phone companies deliver in front of your house.

Leeloo Multi-pass!

mick 29 oct 2012

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She looks like she is ready for action.

Ouya: Console of the Future

Kaye 29 oct 2012

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Creepy Crypts and Catacombs

Kaye 29 oct 2012

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An elaborate homage to the dead—and a reminder of mortality to the living—adorns a crypt under Santa Maria della Concezione church in Rome. These macabre ornamentations, constructed from the bones of 4,000 deceased Capuchin friars, "make the people who stacked the bones in Paris's catacombs look like amateurs," according to one observer.
Photograph by Stephen Alvarez

SF Riots for the Giants!

Kaye 29 oct 2012

39 photo