If you’re planning on smuggling some money in or out of a country then take a look at this and make sure you don’t do it the way they tried. We like the ones where they have put the money in something you’re not allowed to take anyway.

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The Thomas Czarneck photos are a mix of satire and macabre humour as he denies beloved fairytale princesses their happily-ever-after endings.
Many grew up with their favorite fairytales like Snow White and Cinderella, and adored the way their lives seemed to work out for the best regardless of all the struggles. But this series titled ‘From Enchantment to Down’ depicts the sad demise of each of the fairytale princesses like Alice, Pocahontas, Jasmine, Ariel and many others.
In addition, Thomas adds an eerie sense of humor in these dark and brooding images, especially with the tongue-in-cheek titles like ‘Just a trap’ for Alice, ‘Not so romantic’ for Beauty and the Beast and many more. It is quite upsetting to see the demise of the fairytale princesses who serve as idols for many women.

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Sex. The word alone can make people smile, giggle, frown or squirm, but regardless of the reaction, it is still one subject that gets people’s attention. We have gone through many sexual stages in our society. There was a time when talk of anything sexual was whispered about in hushed tones, the subject matter seen as taboo. There have also been times when sexuality was celebrated and glorified. Here we will look at some of the things people believed or practised in the name of sex.

So in the words of Marvin Gaye… Let’s get it on!

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Have you ever heard the expression, „Running around like headless chicken“? How ’bout „Running around like a chicken with its head cut off for 18 months“?

Since the early days of industrialism, farmers have been preparing their meals in typically the same fashion: the cows are milked, the crops are grown, and the livestock is slaughtered, to name a few tasks. However, on September 10, 1945, farmer Lloyd Olsen of Fruita, Colorado found the process to be a bit trickier than usual.

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Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you but that doesn’t stop anti smoking campaigns making some horrendously gross advertisements about it. To cheer you up we’ve put a bunch of them together to try and help you quit smoking, or hooking on Internet ever again, we just can’t decide…

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I admit that the idea of tying incendiary bombs to bats and releasing them over Japan sounds like a hoax on the level of the War of the Worlds debacle but it is absolutely, stunningly true – and to the tune of $2 million U.S. worth of research in 1940.

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Known by many as „The Doorway To Hell“, a large crater lies in the middle of nowhere (ok it’s in the middle of a village called „Derweze“, which is located in Turkmenistan) that’s burning, and has been burning for over 35 years. It has a diameter of 50 to 100 meters. Many articles mistakenly state that this gas crater is in Uzbekistan, which is false.

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Yes, you are seeing right! Below we have a squirrel made immortal! Not, however, through the ingestion of alcohol, but through taxidermy art – built around a beer with a beast of an alcoholic content: 55%! This is Brewdog Brewery’s roadkill beer, a 765-dollar beer served in the bodies of squirrels, stoats and a hare. Cheap to buy it most certainly wasn’t. Bizarre? You betcha!

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As delicious and nutritious as junk food is, it some how has a bad effect on women. Just look at these chicks, they were once all slim and nice looking but look at the ravaging effects eating fast food has had on them. A terrible business I’d say.

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Murder at the Met

The grounds of the former Metropolitan State Mental Hospital spanned three towns. Its conception was the result of an odd use of available state property, bureaucracy and the seemingly overwhelming need for massive mental institutions.
Ironically, or perhaps appropriately, the body that was dismembered and buried there in 1980 by a former patient spanned three graves. There are rumors that pieces of the body — that of a female patient — are still buried somewhere between the woods of Waltham, Lexington and Belmont, Massachusetts. This is at least plausible since the murderer, a male patient of the hospital, allegedly kept seven of the victim’s teeth on his person. This grisly revelation led to the facility being nicknamed “The Hospital of the Seven Teeth.”
However, we may never know the truth because the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (MDMH) lost or destroyed evidence critical to the case.

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