You've probably seen most of these before, but if you are looking for some humor to pass time on "hump day" (Wednesday), here's a nice refresher of just some of the people who shouldn't be using social media. First up, we have someone who thinks "bonjour" means "what's up" in Arabic. Continue reading for more.
Meteorologists can't even accurately predict the weather, but for those with wild imaginations, here is one possible future of our world. The Andromeda-Milky Way collision is a galaxy collision predicted to occur in about 4 billion years between the two largest galaxies in the Local Group - the Milky Way. Continue reading for more.
You know your child is one the right track to spending lavishly after becoming an internet billionaire, when their future house consists of an arcade, hot girls room, race track, and even a McDonalds. We've rounded up 24 more funny and strange (yet real) notes from geeky kids. Continue reading to see them all.
Street performers are nothing new, but finding one that accepts credit cards as a tip is another story. This person is assuming that people enjoying his performance will feel secure enough swiping their cards using an off-the-shelf CC reader. Continue reading for more people doing everyday things in strange and unusual ways.
It's not uncommon to see faces in everyday things and places, but now the internet has started to take notice of them. Here are twenty-fix unexpected faces that have appeared in things like mops, lattes, helicopters, cars, onions, bags, and even cars eats. Continue reading to see them all.
Like we've said before, you don't need an expensive camera - like the $7000 Canon 1D-X - to capture a photograph worthy of millions of internet hits, just being at the right place, time, and angle is good enough. First up, there looks to be a real-life giant walking through a fountain or lake, but in reality, it's just a LEGOLAND employee wading through an attraction. Continue reading for more.
If you're a road warrior that wants the comforts of home everywhere you go, the APH80 should do the trick. Designed Spanish design firm Abaton, this one bedroom portable house measures 300-square-feet and includes a bedroom, bathroom, living room, as well as a small kitchen. Continue reading for more strange and crazy things, products that actually exist.
You may only live once, but some people want to live as long as naturally possible. However, there are those who prefer to do extreme things and live in the moment. These people fall under the latter category, starting with Dean Potter (above) who loves slacklining (tightrope walking) without any safety equipment. Click here to view this week's funny work pictures gallery. Continue reading for more.
Though theories for the mysterious Norway Spiral you see above have surfaced, ranging from a misfired Russian missile, meteor fireball, and alien activity, nobody can really confirm exactly what it was. Eyewitnesses accounts that night across Norway got a first glimpse at the space show around 8:45am described it as a spinning 'Catherine wheel-style' spiral of white light, centered around a bright moon-like star. Continue reading for more bizarre, yet real, photos that will boggle your mind - for those who get scared easily, you may not want to continue.
Evan Booth shows that airport security may not be as secure as we once thought, and he proves it by making a gun comprised of a hair dryer, magnets, batteries, hairbands, and other items purchased at terminal stores. That's right, the Tennessee web developer demonstrates how to make his gun, as well as a crossbow, blowgun, and other weapons on his DIY website Terminal Cornucopia. Continue reading for a video and more information.
