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Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Friday, July 17, 2015
When You Have A Lambo, You Need Not Talk Anymore To Pick Up Girls
It's true that the way you talk to girls is key. But not if you're riding on a talking car. This Lambo-Prank is super magnetic when picking up girls. You don't even need to say a thing.
Source: YouTube
Source: YouTube
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
How to make a gorgeous natural twig candle holder.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast or a
DIY queen, these pretty votive candle holders are the perfect way to
spice up your summer decor. Try them out yourself!
All you need is a glue gun, clear glass candle holder and a candle inside, and twigs you can buy or just go get outside. The rest is in the video:
Source: How to make gorgeous natural twig candle holders
All you need is a glue gun, clear glass candle holder and a candle inside, and twigs you can buy or just go get outside. The rest is in the video:
Source: How to make gorgeous natural twig candle holders
Looks like an ordinary wood. But wait for it to open. Mind-blown!
Going out on a Sunday for family picnic is a lot of fun. Especially when you have all the right stuffs you needed. Food brings a lot of shape for your families happiness when you gather round on a chequered blanket. But what if you can comfortably sit on a 4-person table which is totally portable using a single hand.
Izzy Swan created this genius table which manages to unfold from a 20x20x30 inch box into a full-size four person picnic table
Source: You Tube
Izzy Swan created this genius table which manages to unfold from a 20x20x30 inch box into a full-size four person picnic table
Source: You Tube
Monday, July 13, 2015
They say you can lift it if you're worthy. This prank is insanely hilarious!
Source: article.wn.com
We are all aware of who Thor is and his special weapon - his hammer. Mjolnir is a fictional weapon appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics and is the favored weapon of the superhero Thor. Mjolnir was typically depicted as a large, square-headed gray lump hammer. It has a short, round handle wrapped in brown leather, culminating in a looped lanyard. The object is based on Mjolnir, the weapon of the mythical Norse god. The hammer's name translates as "The Crusher" or "The Grinder."
Sunday, July 12, 2015
22 Photos That Remind Us How The World Suffers Because Of . . . Well, Us.
#1 Not enough Evidence
#2 She's treated like waste - Our nations.
#3 What we should do - Take care of the trees.
15 Unique Photos That Show True Love Can Be Found In Little Things.
Artist Puuung
created a series of illustrations giving notice to those small things only you can do with your only other earthling companion. :)

Friday, July 10, 2015
This old man can't even walk straight at first, but when he started dribbling . . . They we're blown away!
I took my uncle to a basketball court and everybody made fun of him not hitting the ring with his first attempt to shoot. But not when I'm with cool uncle Drew.
7 Simple Math Hacks Not Everyone Knows
1. Multiples of 9 works in reverse order.
2. Your hands can tell you multiples of 6, 7, 8, 9
Source: Life Hacker
3. Butterfly method for addition and subtraction
WILDLIFE: The Moose—Peculiar Giant of the Forest
“THE moose is singularly
grotesque and awkward to look at. Why should it stand so high at the
shoulders? Why have so long a head?” The 19th-century writer of those
words, Henry David Thoreau, was hardly alone in his appraisal of the
moose. Its comical appearance and the rarity of sightings of this
solitary creature in the wild have fueled speculation that the moose is
clumsy and slow-witted. Is that true? Researchers in North America and
Eurasia have uncovered many facts about this unusual animal.
No one denies that the moose is
a giant. Although this “monarch of the forest” has long legs that make
it seem ungainly, those legs can
What Happens When You Stopped Sleeping?
When in class, I feel very sleepy. When I'm home, I can't sleep. Is there something bad about it?
Susan Redline, a professor of sleep medicine in Boston, has found links between sleep deprivation and the onset of neuropsychiatric disorders such as anxiety and bipolar depression.
Over time, forcing the body to stay awake also affects blood pressure and levels of inflammation, resulting in an increased susceptibility to heart disease and cancer.
So those are the long-term issues. But what about the immediate consequences?
Susan Redline, a professor of sleep medicine in Boston, has found links between sleep deprivation and the onset of neuropsychiatric disorders such as anxiety and bipolar depression.
Over time, forcing the body to stay awake also affects blood pressure and levels of inflammation, resulting in an increased susceptibility to heart disease and cancer.
So those are the long-term issues. But what about the immediate consequences?
The Science of Heartbreaks
Heartbreak can be so intense that some scientists suggest it feels the same as physical pain.
What we always think of heartbreaks are a mystery. We never know how we actually feel and why we feel it. We're just too emotional. Like they say, love moves in mysterious ways.
But is it really that mysterious. Can't we not have a scientific explanation of it? Why is a 'broken-heart' so painful?
Thursday, July 9, 2015
WAS IT DESIGNED? The Katydid’s Remarkable Hearing
jw.org
THE South American bush katydid (Copiphora gorgonensis)
has ears less than a millimeter long, yet they work in a way very
similar to human ears. The insect can distinguish a wide range of
frequencies from long distances. For example, it can tell the difference
between the sound of another katydid and the ultrasound of a bat that
is hunting.
Consider: The
katydid’s ears are located on its two front legs. Like the human ear,
the ear of the katydid collects sound, converts it, and analyzes the
frequency. But scientists have discovered a unique organ inside the ear
of this insect —a pressurized fluid-filled cavity that looks like an
elongated balloon. This organ, which they named the acoustic vesicle,
works like the
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
What You Should Know About Malaria
The World Health Organization estimates that in 2013, more than 198 million people were infected with malaria and an estimated 584,000 died as a result of it. Nearly 4 out of 5 casualties were children under five years of age. The disease presents a threat in about a hundred countries and territories throughout the world, putting some 3.2 billion people at risk.
1 WHAT IS MALARIA?
Malaria is a
parasitic disease. Its symptoms include fever, chills, sweats, headache,
body aches, nausea, and vomiting. The symptoms may
Surfing on water using . . . wait what?
Surfing is a surface water sports in which the wave rider, referred to as a surfer, rides on the forward or deep face of a moving wave, which is usually carrying the surfer toward the shore. But not with this guy.
Fred Compagnon is a Hossegor surfer who has invented an amazing new way to ride waves by combining his passion for stand up paddle boards and the finless strips of wood called alaias. When the waves get
Fred Compagnon is a Hossegor surfer who has invented an amazing new way to ride waves by combining his passion for stand up paddle boards and the finless strips of wood called alaias. When the waves get
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Best in long gown. Best in swimsuit. And also, wait what?
Confidence plays a big role when you're on stage. So does intellect.
Janina San Miguel in Bb. Pilipinas says she's not feeling nervous at all. But when the question strikes, here's what she does:
YouTube
Actual lines:
Paolo Bediones: Janina, how are you?
Janina San Miguel: I'm fine.
Paolo Bediones: Alright, so you won two of the major awards - Best in Long Gown, Best in Swimsuit, do you feel any pressure right now?
Janina San Miguel: No, I don't
Janina San Miguel in Bb. Pilipinas says she's not feeling nervous at all. But when the question strikes, here's what she does:
YouTube
Actual lines:
Paolo Bediones: Janina, how are you?
Janina San Miguel: I'm fine.
Paolo Bediones: Alright, so you won two of the major awards - Best in Long Gown, Best in Swimsuit, do you feel any pressure right now?
Janina San Miguel: No, I don't
Monday, July 6, 2015
7 Reasons why we can't lose weight
1. Sleep derivation
When you lack sleep, you prevent your self to lose weight. Sleep deprivation slows your metablosim. It affects the hunger hormones Leptin and Ghrelin.Leptin tells your brain to stop eating, whereas ghrelin, produced in the stomach, stimulates hunger. Research suggests inadequate sleep is associated with low levels of leptin, high levels of ghrelin and weight gain.
How to solve this: Don't use gadgets when you're about to sleep or when you're already in bed. They will prevent you to go to sleep. Sleep and a cool and dark room. Of course you have to get to bed early if you wanna sleep early.
2. Sugar
The biggest culprits include muesli bars, breakfast cereals, sports drinks, sauces and spreads – even certain peanut butter brands contain sugar. Added sugars are nowDad tried to scold them. But they're just too cute!
It's nice to know that our kids are getting along with each other when they play. They're starting to love each other. And one day, that bond will be forge. But what if your kids play too much? Especially with paint.
Two brothers play and get paint all over their face and head. Daddy has to teach them a lesson tho. But he also has to stop laughing when
It's "Peeback" time.
Ever heard of a wall that pee's back to you? Usually it is a man that pee's on wall. But what if you pee on the wall and the wall pee's back at you.
Yes it is annoying when people just pee whenever they want to pee. Now it's "Peeback" time.
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