Tag: weird

Artists Build Sand Sculptures

Some of the world’s greatest sand sculpture artists are invading the German beaches to create sand sculptures that will dazzle till August 29. The German festival is called SandStation and artists from the world are flocking to express their creativity. SandStation organiser Martin Tulinius said: “We have more and more applicants from various different countries […]

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Horse Boy Reappears on Google Street View

Many strange bizarre things can happen on Google Street View, the mysterious “Horse Boy” has once again resurfaced on Hazledene Road in Aberdeen. The mare masked individual is making a name for himself as some believe this is a corporate staged stunt for some product or event. At this rate Google Street View might just […]

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Peru: Guinea Pig Festival

One would think that in Peru the celebrated Guinea Pig Festival is a tribute to the the little mite who is feted and dressed in regal tiny outfits. The main attraction of the show will actually be the main course. The strange festival turns into a food orgy of guinea pig as the rodent ends […]

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Vuvuzela World Cup Ban

“What’s plastic, a meter long, brightly colored and sounds like an elephant? It’s the vuvuzela, the noise-making trumpet of South Africa football fans, and it’s come to symbolize the sport of the country.” The sale of earplugs has shot through the roof for the 2010 World Cup. The deafening sound of the vuvuzela is so […]

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The Beauty of Little Things

The beauty of little things is a collection of pictures depicting miniature in a total different way. Size does not matter, Look at this Little Thing! is an exploration of the tiny. The blog offers daily visual dose of the world of the small. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, […]

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Goliath Tiger Fish

The tiger fish is a myth to some in the Congo. It was pulled from his aquatic murky domain for all to witness one of the world’s ten hardest fish to capture. The 32 razor-sharp teeth tiger fish is considered Africa’s piranha and is a media darling in viral circles for it’s grotesque appearance and […]

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Guatemala Sinkhole Swallows Building

Like something out of a comic book, Guatemala experienced a giant sinkhole that just swallowed a whole building. The picture making the rounds on social and news sites and was discarded as a hoax, something photo-shopped but now turns out it is indeed real. Casualties are uncertain at the moment as what seems to be […]

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Vincent Van Gogh Portrait Made out of Polo Shirts

Europe sent one Polo to the Orient, now Japan has 27,000 polo shirts to pay homage to Europe’s greatest artist Vincent Van Gogh. The polo shirt line Jean-Gabriel Causse line from Onward Kashiyama created a giant portrait based on 24 colors polo shirts derived from two of Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings. Who knew Van Gogh […]

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World Beer Festival

Micro brewing is very popular in Canada and can coexist along side major North America and European brands on store shelves. From Heineken to Corona, there is enough room under the sun for all. Montreal is the proud host of the 17th annual Mondial de la bière (World Beer) festival that showcases some of the […]

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Census 2010

Here is an interesting study in racial tolerance and discrimination at the same time. Since 1790 the population of the United States has been filled out a by census that keeps growing each year with a breakdown of every citizen. We have come a long way since 1790. Racebox has online copies of the census […]

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Twilight Zone Live On Stage

Your next stop in the Twilight Zone will now be on stage in San Francisco. Submitted for your approval…time: the present. Place: a small dark stage found deep in the heart of the Mission. It is a stage as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and […]

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