Thursday, February 26, 2009

Dog Vs. Mirror



He keeps trying to fake the mirror out but can't seem to lose him.

Bowling For Dominos



“After 2 build attempts, this project has been edited to look like it almost worked. Approximately 4,800 dominos used.”

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Cave House for Sale on Ebay

A Cave House is for sale on Ebay. It's starting bid is $300,000. It is located in Festus, Missouri, United States and was initially purchased by the Sleeper family in 2003 on ebay. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and is 2.80 acres. If you want to live in a cave house then start bidding now. I have not seen any bids at the moment though. You can see more about this home for sale through the pictures below.













Man claims world record by smashing melons with his head



A man has broken a world record by smashing 47 watermelons with his head in 60 seconds.

John Allwood, 29, a melon picker, from Queensland, Australia, broke his own world record which he set during the 2007 festival, smashing 40 melons in a minute.

Strange Fish With See Through Head



A very bizarre looking deep-water fish called a Barreleye that has a transparent head and tubular eyes. LiveScience has an article about the fish which explains that even though the two spots above the fish's mouth look like eyes they are not.

The Bear Bag

This is a weirdest sleeping bag. This bear-shaped sleeping bag designed by Eiko Ishizawa is, let’s face it, odd. But if you’re forced to curl into a sleeping bag and catch some Z’s in the great outdoors, why not masquerade as one of nature’s cutest predators? I’m sure it’s warm enough, and you can use it to frighten your friends. Plus, if a bear does attack your camp and maul your friends, you can rest easy knowing you’ll be safe. Because a bear would never maul one of its own, right? Quick warning, though, if that’s the case and Attacking Bear thinks Sleeping Bag Bear is cute, you may wish you were amongst the mauled.






Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Brazil Carnival 2009

Brazil's five-day Carnival got into high gear Sunday with its famous parades in Rio de Janeiro adding choreographed extravagance on top of lusty street parties and fancy-dress balls already underway.

Locals, tourists and television audiences around the world were to be treated to thousands of dancers and the drum bands from the city's samba schools marching behind sequined beauties for two nights of colorful processions.

The parades, a carefully timed competition that comes at the mid-point of Carnival, mark the climax of what all of Rio calls "the greatest show on Earth."


























































Source: boston