Funny compilation of reasons why some people really hate their jobs. Be sure to check ‘em!
Prank that will make your victim cry and anyone else watching laugh will their eyes out. Enjoy! (Or not… depends which role you have in the prank.)
One might think that all of the people from this building have a laundry day at the same time, but the truth is… This is just an opening of a Marks & Spencer shop downtown.
It all started with like a regular prom picture… but everything changed in just a few seconds. One is certain, non of them will ever forget their prom!
Here is how it would look if stages in life of an average human being were made in a shape of an action figure. Enjoy!
These people usually remain behind the scenes, but there is a catch, many familiar cartoon characters from our childhood shared their voices on the silver screen.
When it comes to heat these days I simply wish I was a dog, overheating problem solved… with sprinklers!
Chinese cosplay photographer Mengjie Luan is back with another set of spectacular pics. Check out the gallery featuring Alice: Madness Returns photos with cosplayer amazing Jill!
Thanks to their fancy footwork, line dances and routines done to the sound of old school and disco tunes roaring from a bigger-than-life boombox sound system, Venice Beach became a tourist hotspot. Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley even declared that Venice Beach was “the roller skating capital of the world” in 1978. Hollywood producers soon came calling. But, unfortunately most of the original beach area disco skaters did not reap any of the financial benefits generated by the roller skating style which they brought to life and made popular around the world.
In the 1990s, a combination of the drug culture and the Gangsta Rap lifestyle took over the Venice Beach area. Many of the original skaters now feel that their dream did not fade away. It was snatched away by the local police who invaded their childhood in South Central during the Watts Riots – and who were determined to shut down their much-loved skating community in Venice Beach years later.
