A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.
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A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.
Read More »The very first Air Force one now resides at the Marana Regional Airport in a field in Arizona. Named Columbine II it became the official presidential aircraft in 1953 before being replaced in 1954 and then eventually retired in 1968. …
Read More »This isn’t just a car park, it’s an optical illusion.
Read More »This rare frog is sometimes called the “horror frog” and with good reason. When it feels threatened, it breaks its own bones to release claws that puncture its skin as a way to attack its enemies. If that isn’t scary …
Read More »Japanese artist Satoshi Araki has some serious skills when it comes to building dioramas. You would be forgiven for thinking that these pictures are real as his attention to detail is uncanny.
Read More »The brush In the late 1950s, advertising legend Bill Bernbach came up with the idea of pairing art directors and copywriters into teams. The strategy worked and DDB ended up creating some of the most iconic work of that era. …
Read More »I don’t think these people understand that a tattoo is permanent
Read More »Tywin Lannister This is actually how characters are described in the books.
Read More »In case you didn’t know, there is whole lot of snow in New England right now.
Read More »Peace & Quiet If only I could get through one yoga session without Mia thinking I am giving out pony rides. Welcome to my noisy, chaotic, fun, sleepless, love-filled life as a stay-at-home mom and photographer. All of these images …
Read More »Sometimes just saying it isn’t enough.
Read More »A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.
Read More »Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a dog? These pictures sum it up perfectly.
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Read More »Maria Jose Da Luz and is an illustrator from Costa Rica. This is her collection of children drawings from photo references with a twist of cuteness and imagination.
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