1964 Chevrolet Corvette

1967 Porsche 912

1968 Alpine A110 1500

1969 Jaguar XKE

1971 Datsun 240Z

1972 Lamborghini Espada

1973 Maserati Ghibli

1974 BMW 2002 tii

1977 Porsche 911 Turbo

1980 Ford Bronco

1985 Porsche 928S

1987 BMW M3

1995 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S

2000 Ferrari 550

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But in case if you haven’t seen one, then here we have a collection of hipsters who we think have gone too far. Check it out and see how the hipster concepts have taken too far by these crazy people.

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Soccer commentators cheat sheet: The art of commentary with BBC’s Nick Barnes

Despite the hours that Barnes pours into each page, he uses his notes only sparingly during actual gameplay. “They are there purely as a crutch and a point of reference if need be,” he said. “If I was a newspaper reporter, I could keep my match reports, but radio is transient, so my notebook is my personal record of the matches I cover.”

Barnes creates a detailed two-page spread for each match he commentates for BBC Radio Newcastle. The notes are divided into two color-coded segments: The left-hand page contains background information on Sunderland’s opposition—the club’s starting XI from its last fixture, previous results, and stadium details—while the right-hand side is updated in real time as the action happens.

Sometimes the action gets ahead of Barnes’s pen and paper. “There have been a couple of occasions when I’ve been writing something down during the match and there has been a goal or an incident,” he said. “Then I have to thank [Gary Bennett, Barnes’s co-commentator] for being beside me or the monitor which will hopefully replay it.”

Just a normal tight rope trick

Picasso’s “Women of Algiers (Version O)”: The most expensive painting ever sold at auction Sold for $179.4MM

Artist Creates Glass Loaves That Can Be Sliced Into Beautiful Portraits Like Bread. Each Slice Sold for $5000

The uniforms for the Canadian Supreme Court makes the judges look like Santa Clauses in training

Antartica

Sikh in New Zealand removes turban to cradle injured child’s head

The International Space Station just got a new projector screen. They’re using it to watch Gravity

Part of the reason for fingerprint identification

A new pic of the human Barbie…this is a normal pic of her.

Normal Pic Of Her…

Guy cleans his mom’s windows for Mother’s Day. 30 stories up

Skull from Civil War. Fatal wound inflicted by exploding 12 pound artillery shell

Alex Trebek’s perspective while hosting “Jeopardy”

The set of Jeopardy! with the lights off

San Pedro Sula, Honduras, had 187.14 homicides per 100,000 residents and is considered the murder capital of the world.

Rich Drug Cartel Leaders Of Instagram

If you’re involved with a major drug cartel, you might not want to plaster your exploits on social media. Jose Rodrigo Arechiga Gamboa, otherwise known as ‘El Chino Antrax,’ was arrested at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport in the beginning of January after he arrived on a flight from South America. Inside sources say that he was caught because of his public Instagram account that he used to post photos of his extravagant lifestyle. Gamboa is reportedly the right-hand man of Sinaloa Cartel bosses Ismael Zambada and recently captured Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman. He’s suspected of murdering and hanging three men from a bridge in 2011, and he’s so infamous that several narcocorrido folk songs have been written about him.

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“The man pictured was unable to save one of his patients. Though this is a common occurrence in our field of work, the patients we lose are typically old, sick, or some combination of the two. The patient that died was 19 years old, and for him, it was one of those calls we get sometimes that just hits you.”

Welcome to Mt Everest!

It has become a major tourist attraction; you have to stand in line to get to the top (then quickly get back down for the next group).

A South Korean shipyard worker

The exoskeleton fits anyone between 160 and 185 centimetres tall. Workers do not feel the weight of its 28-kilogram frame of carbon, aluminium alloy and steel, as the suit supports itself and is engineered to follow the wearer’s movements. With a 3-hour battery life, the exoskeleton allows users to walk at a normal pace and, in its prototype form, it can lift objects with a mass of up to 30 kilograms.

Homes Not Spikes

Boxer’s Urine Post-Fight

Blunt force to the kidneys bruises them resulting in the blood

A nuclear reactor being made in a forge

The space shuttle being carried by a 747 and escorted by two F-18’s…

It can hold the fucking space shuttle but I get hit with extra baggage fees.d

Havana, Cuba

A Buddhist monk in Thailand

Ceiling of the smoking room at Washington-Dulles airport

Curtain from a smokers apartment, after being dunked in a bathtub

The West African Black Rhino has been officially declared extinct. It was hunted for its horn

This is a school lunch that a local elementary school served…anyone know what this is?

The bullet that killed Abraham Lincoln 150 years ago

Beznau I Nuclear power plant, control room 2011

Selfie of German track cyclist Robert Förstemann

Rebecca Francis posing next to her kills…using a high powered rifle to shoot an animal is not a ‘sport’. F**K this biatch!

This Is What Guy Fieri Looks Like Without Frosted Tips

The Foo Fighters have been giving small 100-200 people concerts at small venues all over.

Jack White played three songs at City Laundry in the Pearl

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It’s hard for us Google Earth-dependent modern-day humans to conceive of, but there was once a time when we had to imagine what our towns and cities looked like from the sky. In fact, there were famous artists who specialised in creating these panoramic views of Earth, although today, it’s a lost art.

A Bird’s Eye View of Progress
The makers of these maps took the accuracy of their creations very seriously. In Panoramic Maps of Cities in the United States and Canada, the historians John R. Hébert and Patrick E. Dempsey explain the maps extensively, including how they were made. They say the artist would walk through the streets of his subject, noting every detail available, from the location of trees to how many windows each building had. They would create a kind of proxy map using their notes, and only start drawing once they had a complete survey.

Newark-New Jersey in 1916, drawn by T. J. Shepherd Landis. Salt Lake City, Utah in 1891 by Henry Wellge, published by American Publishing Co. Birds eye view of Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada, by Augustus Koch in 1840.

The strangeness of these maps spoke to people — and in some cases, it even made them suspicious.
The grandfather of panoramic maps, a man named Thaddeus M. Fowler, was thrown in jail during World War I after residents of Allentown, Pennsylvania, suspected the stranger sketching their town was actually a German spy. Dempsey and Hébert say that Fowler included two aeroplanes and a zeppelin
to give people the false impression that the map had been drawn with help from the technological wonders of the day, which probably didn’t help his case.

Boston bird’s-eye view from the north by John Bachmann, published by L. Prang & Co., circa 1877. New York drawn by John Bachmann and George Schlegel in 1874. The city of New Orleans, and the Mississippi River Lake Pontchartrain in distance, by Currier & Ives in 1885.

Mapping What Could Be
The United States was on its way to becoming a superpower, and these grand, sweeping visions of its cities were the best way to show them off.
“The citizen could view with pride his immediate environment and point out his own property to guests, since the map artist, for a suitable fee, obligingly included illustrations of private homes as insets to the main city plan,” say Dempsey and Hébert. “No other graphic form of this era so effectively captured the vitality of America’s urban centres.”

San Francisco, formerly Yerba Buena, in 1846-7, “before the discovery of gold.” Drawn by Bosqui Eng. & Print. Co. and published in 1884. Birds-eye-view of Seattle and environs King County, Wash., drawn by Augustus Koch in 1891. Pikes Peak panorama by Henry Wellge, published by American Publishing Co. in 1890.

On a map of Denver, dark smoke clouds bluster from trains that run alongside a gridwork of empty plots, just waiting for entrepreneurs to snap them up. A map of Newark shows the young city in the foreground, emphasising the many roadways that lead to New York City, prominent in the background. Chicago’s already dense rat’s nest of railways and terminals are highlighted in fire engine red as they snake from Lake Michigan out into the Midwest.
Everywhere, there’s growth and construction, half-finished streets that fade into the distance, just waiting to be extended. At the same, these artists clearly wanted to include evidence of the incredible natural beauty around them — pink and yellow clouds billow on the horizon, green, rolling fields seem to stretch for days, even the busy lakes and rivers glimmer below the thickets of ships.

Terminals of the Chicago and North-Western Railway at Chicago by Geo. H. Walker & Co., published in 1902. Wauwatosa and the western suburbs of Milwaukee 1892, by Marr & Richards Engraving Co. in 1892. Depew, New York, by Matthews-Northrup Company in circa 1898.

It’s really, really easy to lose yourself in these maps. And once you’ve looked at them for long enough, you start to understand just how different America must have seemed to the people who poured over them. The promise of endless growth, endless industry — the natural resources at hand seemed like they would last forever.
Looking at some of the details today, it’s easy to see the urban patterns that would rear their ugly heads a century later, as some cities regressed and emptied out, leaving the grids empty again. In a weird way, these maps are like archaeological documents — a geologic picture of our cities, frozen in ink and paint instead of rock.
We know what will happen as the cities continue to sprawl and grow. It wasn’t pretty. These maps are a glimpse to an imagined, and sadly very wrong, future where both growth and resources would last forever.

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The internet is an amazing place.

Is there a photo on the internet that makes you crack up with laughter every time you come across it?

Something you keep on file for a rainy day?

A guaranteed sock in the lollerbone?

Upload your go-to belly laugh-inducing pic in the comments below!

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Nowadays you can just download a book on your smartphone or kindle and be on your way. Back in the 17th century if you wanted to carry your books around, it was a lot harder to do so.

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The world’s second largest collection of beer bottles is located in Sweden. The collection consists of over 8,600 bottles.

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Some families are just holiday pros.

Rum for Santa

Star Wars Nativity

Wrapping/ Rapping Competition

Cake for Jesus

Hiding Potatoes

Family Superlatives

 A Present An Hour

The Everlasting Fruitcake

Middle Names Only

Stephen Colbert Tree Topper

Oven Mitts for Drunk Uncles

Family Photo Shoot (in Boxers)

Farting Contest

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Great idea, great pictures. Yearbook photos of the stars of the same TV shows are arranged together.

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