Linea blanca con disenos interesante:
Sin in Linen: Try something new in bed!
via Cool Hunting
La galeria de fotos de E.J. Peiker:
Vean detalladamente esta imagen.
Esta imagen es la originaria del Reflectoporn:
One of the many trends spawned by the Internet is a phenomenon known as Reflectoporn — the deliberate posting of photographs of items with reflective surfaces to on-line auction sites, with those pictures “accidentally” capturing reflected images of the sellers/photographs in various states of undress.
The photograph that is generally credited with kicking off the Reflectoporn trend is the above-displayed image of a tea kettle, which was posted to sold.com.au, an Australian on-line auction site, in August 2001. That the posting of the revealing image was unlikely to have been accidental was confirmed by a trace of the seller’s user ID, which showed him to be one of a group of people who were planting similar pictures on various web sites.
that’s it no more buying stuff off ebay for me!!
Urban Legends Reference Pages: Photo Gallery (Indecent Exposure)
Evan Davis
“Nice guys finish last, but we get to sleep in.”
Francois de La Rochefoucauld
“We always like those who admire us; we do not always like those whom we admire.”
Doug Larson
“Accomplishing the impossible means only that the boss will add it to your regular duties.”
Wilson Mizner
“I respect faith, but doubt is what gets you an education.”
Abraham Lincoln
“Tact is the ability to describe others as they see themselves.”
Como hacer trucos con boligrafos
Inventos que primero fueron creaciones de escritores de ciencia ficcion y luego se hicieron realidad:
THE TASER: ”Victor Appleton“
Author Victor Appleton (the pseudonym of Howard Garis, also known for the ”Uncle Wiggily“ books) provided inspiration for the modern personal protection device, the taser (or ”stun gun.“) The word ”TASER“ is an acronym for ”Thomas A. Swift’s Electrical Rifle,“ so named because the inventor was an admirer of Tom Swift when he was a child. The book ”Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle“ was published in 1911. Tom Swift was the adolescent hero of a series of books aimed at juvenile readers. Tom was the Harry Potter of his day. The books typically told of Tom’s adventures involving high-tech equipment such as a ”sky train“ or an ”electric runabout.“ Monorails and hybrid cars, anyone?
The Taser was developed in the late 1960′s by Jack Cover, who came up with the idea as a result of hearing about a U.S. commission which was looking into non-lethal ways police could deal with violent offenders. Cover based the Taser on a kind of stun gun he had read about in the Tom Swift fantasy stories of his childhood, thus the acronym, ‘Thomas A. Swift Electrical Rifle’.
First used by the Los Angeles Police Department in 1976, the Taser is now used by hundreds of police departments in the U.S.
eclecticism: Ten Tech Items Ispired by Science Fiction
Las ilustraciones de Michael Rytz
Customer Service Breakthrough – M. Rytz – Inkforest – Illustration
via drawn
Un fotomosaico representando Starry Night de Van Gogh:
Van Gogh – Starry Night – Gigapixel Image – Photomosaic
Martin Luther King Jr.
“Our scientific power has outrun our spiritual power. We have guided missiles and misguided men.”
G. K. Chesterton
“The thing I hate about an argument is that it always interrupts a discussion.”
Mahatma Gandhi
“Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.”
“Some have died, although they are still alive;
some live forever, though they have passed away.”
– Zang Kejia
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