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I wonder how these weird accident happen.
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The power of make up can turn a cute lady into an old man with touch of make up artist.
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Cute campaign by Firefox and it tell us “Please don’t hurt the web. Use open standards”. You can use the larger version of this firefox poster as wallpaper.

Artwork by Elisabeth Lacunza, also known as Lonely-Dementia at devianArt.
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Matt Gone has over 94% of his body tattooed. The chessboard tattoo on his head and face are the last tattoo he made.

I just wanted to do something nearly impossible before I die. I was also born with birth defects. The tattoos hide them and make my body something I can be proud of instead of hating. This project began in 1990 and has cost over $44,000 so far. $20,000 of that was earned as a dishwasher in New Orleans’ French Quarter. If anyone says they cannot afford tattoos, they are just not serious about it. This web site is not intended to inspire. I am not a “chosen” one. A project like this can and may destroy you. It took about 250 hours of tattoo sessions to achieve this look, including 32 sessions in each of the past five years. Prior to 1999 I averaged 15 sessions per year.

Source: J-Walkblog

A compilation of top 30 list of the best skylines in the world by Diserio. The picture above is the skyline of Tokyo, Japan.

Source: Neatorama

A gallery of sunrise and sunset photos around the world.
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An excellent sense of irony with this photo by Marc Turnely. It was shot somewhere in Nashville, US.

Source: flickr

The artists from Hollywood Zombies website make a lot of Hollywood super stars and celebrity into zombies. You can meet more Hollywood Zombies at TMZ.
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Albert Einstein and Marilyn Monroe are embed together in this illusion. You will see Albert Einstein when you move closer to the computer and you will see Marilyn Monroe when you move far away from the computer.

Source: Albert Einstein Illusion