It’s a good thing these famous people aren’t being paid to think.
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It’s a good thing these famous people aren’t being paid to think.
Read More »The only known photo of Albert Einstein with his E=MC^2 equation – 1934 Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, somewhere in Arkansas, USA, circa 1933 Adolf Hitler visits the tomb of Napoleon at Les Invalides, Paris, France (1940) A German dispatch …
Read More »This cosplayer took on Milla Jovovich’s character Leeloo from “The Fifth Element” which isn’t an easy cosplay to pull off. But she did it with flying colors, well mostly just a lot of orange.
Read More »It looks like Chewbacca from Star Wars has turned to the Dark Side. Chewy was recently arrested in Ukraine for bringing Darth Vader to a local polling station in an attempt to canvas votes for Lord Vader. Chewbacca was then …
Read More »Partners of cheaters share their secrets with the world.
Read More »Pornhub certainly nailed it with every single one of these advertisements.
Read More »Where could those cats have gone? They seem to have disappeared.
Read More »These celebrity descriptions might not all be factual, but they definitely hit the nail on the head.
Read More »You’d be surprised how many people get stumped by this old test from 1912. Do you have what it takes to pass?
Read More »Musician Kurt Cobain with poet William Burroughs, 1993 Salvador “I don’t do drugs I am drugs” Dalí painting The Face of War, 1941 Portrait of three newsboys smoking outside Skeeter’s Branch, at Jefferson near Franklin Avenue at 11 in the …
Read More »This man tried to convince the people of this apartment complex that this letter was left on the doors by management. Judging from the letter a lot of people were probably very confused after reading it.
Read More »American Research Laboratory released this magazine in 1988 and the cover seemingly predicted the invention of Twitter without even knowing it.
Read More »War Paint, (1944) A Samurai, (1881) Troops crouch inside a LCVP landing craft, just before landing on “Omaha” Beach on “D-Day”, (6 June 1944) Soccer legend Pele. Sao Paulo, (1958) Miss America, 1924 – Ruth Malcomson Daredevil, (1917) 18 year …
Read More »She grew up to be quite the looker.
Read More »Only three years old, Karina survived ELEVEN days lost in the Sakha Republic, all thanks to her loyal pup. The nameless canine hero cuddled with her for nine days, until he left to go find humans and get them to follow him back …
Read More »This is “Bloodsport” like you’ve never seen it before.
Read More »Dr. Alexander Gerst is a German geophysicist currently living on the International Space Station. He’s doing some great work up there and he figured he would take some excellent photos of Earth while he had the chance.
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