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Andy Wilkinson looks like a 30-something guy with a pretty fit body.

Donnie Snyder, 26, thinks that black is boring and too dark. That’s why he chose turquois for his tattoos, effectively turning himself into a real-life smurf!

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While this quote is CERTAINLY associated with the famous detective, it wasn’t actually him who said it. In fact, it wasn’t even said in the books. Basil Rathbone was the first to quip that in 1929’s ‘The Return of Sherlock Holmes.’

Hilarious dirty photos, memes and captioned photos.

These people are having a really bad day, and it's sure to be worse than yours. Does that make things better? Yes. Should it really? Probably not. But somehow it does, so who are we to argue?

These two spotted in Shanghai...

There is simply no denying that the nature of gambling is random. Heck, this is why most people like it. They like that uncertainty. Not not the outcome of something is not only suspenseful, but it can provide one with a type of excitement that they would not be able to attain elsewhere.

At 70-years-old, Joan was set in her ways, “angry, frustrated, arthritic, and extremely overweight”

Kurobe Dam in Tateyama Town, Japan, makes people feel like ants.

In some Japanese restaurants, introverts can sit in a private booth where even the waiter brings food without looking.

“My kid did this portrait of me over 10 years ago. I still look the same, IMO.”

Hilarious dirty photos, memes and captioned photos.

What is the most awesome technological development you can imagine being applied to our living rooms in the future? For the author of a February 1950 article in Popular Mechanics, the answer was: waterproofing.

This is my dog’s favorite spot.

I’m A Boudoir Photographer In Indiana And I Made The 4 Hour Drive For These Beauties.

Jabbacado toast!

“These plates that look like someone smeared poop on them.”

“Getting faces (even realistic ones) as tattoos is actually pretty creepy. It’s like having someone’s face staring at you from someone else’s flesh.”

Self-taught Japanese artist Pico Miho, who is also known as nekoseisaku_pico on her Instagram, is a mother of two who started making these handbags a few years ago.