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This guy, without any known reasons, climbed to this high power tower and stayed there for 6 days. The “urban Mowgli” didn’t attempt to commit suicide nor did he made any of his requirements known. He just chased away rescuers …

An amazing collection of wood carvings of animals. The details is incredible.

The creator of this car is called Vladimir, a handyman from Karaganda, Kazakhstan. From his early childhood, he was fascinated with cars and spent his young years on learning everything about his passion. As a result, he already made several …

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Japanese Sumo Wrestling is one of the oldest martial arts in Japan. Sumo wrestlers were a favorite subject on Japanese woodblock prints.

Participants of the beauty contest, which took place in the last century. Let’s not compare with the current girls, canons of beauty is really different from the modern competitions.

Wood urinals were installed in Denmark at a music festival that took place this summer. At the festival was visited by 100 000 people who have used these unusual urinals, installed near the main stage. As for me – it’s …

Sun, sea waves, alcohol, and tragedy. Often rest on the water with alcohol ends that way. Let’s look at a similar story, only with a good ending.

A collection of complete Photoshop mishaps from the media, where they tend to exaggerate a bit.

While the 90s were not that long ago, they seem like ancient history to people born in the 2000s.

These awesome sand sculptures are consider the best in the world.

Incredible planters created from used light bulbs.

A collection of the most embarrassing car crashes and other road accidents.

Steampunk apartment that in fact resembles a submarine.

Check out this step-by-step pics guide of how to make an incredible banana dessert.

These celebrities rank among most unpopular, according to Reuters and Ipsos.

This real life solitaire screen was created by artists Lars Marcus and Theos. It’s the screen that is displayed when you win at the old Windows version of Solitaire.