Picture galleries of amusing things
Girls of World Cup 2010 South Africa
Matches at the World Cup so far are not very beautiful, but girls there definitely are! Blond, brunette, red hair – all of them came to South Africa because of football and fun 🙂
See more beautiful girls on football (soccer) matches here.
The ‘Tire Park’ in Tokyo (Japan) is filled with big tires in every combination; like robots, dragons, tire swings, bridges, tunnels, mountains and slides. Younger kids will love climbing through the dinosaur’s tail, and older kids will be challenged climbing up the spine. Kids and parents can haul tires up the steps and “tube” down the wide concrete slide. Unusual park definitely!
Nothing can stop these trees to grow. Amazing strength of nature!
Julia Gnuse, get Guinness World Record for an American who has been named the most tattooed woman in the world. Guinness of World Record recently gives to Californian girl Julia Gnuse as a Guinness World Record for an American who has been named the most tattooed woman in the world. She said, she had to star to tattoo her body not on purpose. ‘’I am inferior for my bodies , so I had to start to tattoo my bodies, then now 95% of my bodies get a tattoo,’’ she added. That is why she get a newly names “The Illustrated Lady”.
REALISTIC GUNS MADE OUT OF PAPER
Very realistic copies of some famous types of guns. People who made them really got skills. On first look, we thought they were real.
Cute Girls Sleeping Pictures
It’s always great to see beautiful and cute girls napping. Enjoy 🙂
With little imagination we can see faces on various objects around us 🙂
STAR WARS CAKES
Some of this cakes looks deliciously, some of them creepy, but we are sure that all Star Wars fans would die to have one of these cakes for their birthday.
Tauntauns help to feed the Empire
A group of artists called Gelatin have knitted a huge pink rabbit and left it lying on a hill in northern Italy. It is made of soft, waterproof, materials and is stuffed with straw. The bunny attracts many visitors each year and can now be seen via satellite on the internet. It is expected to remain on the mountain side until 2025. This rabbit is 200 foot long!
