So one of the most emailed photos on Yahoo right now is this photo of a famly of SIXTEEN (as in 16 kids). Isn't that a little too many kids? How big of a house do you have to have to hold 16 kids at the same time? This lady has been pregnant almost non-stop for the last 16-20 years based on the ages of the kids in the photo. That is just nuts. At what point do they keep deciding OMG we need another one! How do they feed 16 kids? What kind of money does the guy make that he can support 18 people at the same time? If they want to go anywhere they need at least three cars (or two of those huge vans).
As you can see in this car accident photo there is a yellow Lamborghini crashed into a wall and light post. According to the caption for the photo the Lamborghini lost control, fishtailed, and slammed into the wall. The car accident happened in Los Angeles, California and you can see various bicycle police standing around the cracked up car. I can't tell how fast the Lamborghini was going but it looks like the frame of the car sustained damage in the accident. So what do you think, did the insurance company write this one off?
One of the most emailed photos on Yahoo right now is this photo of a guy covered in honey bees. He is attempting to break the world record for the largest "beard of bees". The record is established by weighing the number of bees minus the weight of the guy. Apparently in 1998 the current record was established in California with 350,000 bees. The guy in the photo is in Ireland.
Here is another car accident where the driver somehow managed to drive their car up on top of the center divider median and get their car stuck. Apparently this car accident happened in Mexico City, Mexico according to the caption of the article. We've posted photos before of cars stuck on the median. It's pretty interesting that this car is right in the center of the median and therefore balanced on top of it. I'm sure they had to use a crane to take this car off the center divider. In this case it looks like the accident happened when the driver drove up the middle divider.
The damage to this SUV doesn't seem like it should be as much as it is based on the description of the car accident in the caption for the photo. Apparently the driver fell asleep at the wheel and struck a phone pole. The SUV skidded across the street on it's side and then proceeded to hit another phone pole where it came to rest. The driver escaped with only minor injuries but I can't say the same for the car itself. It looks like it was stretched almost two or three feet but it could just be the angle of the camera. Additionally I think it probably had raised tires because the back axle is way out of wack otherwise.
Apparently the cement mixer in this car accident photo lost control and tipped over in North Carolina. The caption doesn't say if the mixer itself was full or empty however. I'm going to say that the mixer barrel is probably empty because there is no cement leaking out of it at the back. Which means the driver was probably careless and was driving like the mixer was full (heavier than it really was). It's hard to even tell how exactly the truck tipped over. I would think it would be to heavy (even empty) to flip over so it probably tipped over to the left and then slid off to the right.
The car in this car accident photo is a 2003 Ferrari 360 Modena. Apparently the driver was driving on a country road in New Mexico, USA when he lost control and rolled the car three times. The driver was fine but I can't say the same for the car. Most of the car is completely gone. The whole front windshield and roof of the car are missing. All of the front body around the engine is also completely gone. And finally the driver side door is completely missing as well but the passenger side door is intact.
Now here we have a cow that lives a little to close to the nearest nuclear power plant. This calf was born with five legs and six hooves (the fifth leg has two hooves). Apparently the mother is normal but the calf has this mutation. We've posted two headed toads on NinjaWax before but I believe this is the first mutated cow. Currently this image of the five hooved cow is the most emailed image on Yahoo right now. The real question is would you eat a steak from a five legged cow? How much further do we need to go to get to the two headed cows in Fallout?
So one of the most emailed photos on Yahoo right now is this photo of a famly of SIXTEEN (as in 16 kids). Isn't that a little too many kids? How big of a house do you have to have to hold 16 kids at the same time? This lady has been pregnant almost non-stop for the last 16-20 years based on the ages of the kids in the photo. That is just nuts. At what point do they keep deciding OMG we need another one! How do they feed 16 kids? What kind of money does the guy make that he can support 18 people at the same time? If they want to go anywhere they need at least three cars (or two of those huge vans).
As you can see in this car accident photo there is a yellow Lamborghini crashed into a wall and light post. According to the caption for the photo the Lamborghini lost control, fishtailed, and slammed into the wall. The car accident happened in Los Angeles, California and you can see various bicycle police standing around the cracked up car. I can't tell how fast the Lamborghini was going but it looks like the frame of the car sustained damage in the accident. So what do you think, did the insurance company write this one off?
One of the most emailed photos on Yahoo right now is this photo of a guy covered in honey bees. He is attempting to break the world record for the largest "beard of bees". The record is established by weighing the number of bees minus the weight of the guy. Apparently in 1998 the current record was established in California with 350,000 bees. The guy in the photo is in Ireland.
Here is another car accident where the driver somehow managed to drive their car up on top of the center divider median and get their car stuck. Apparently this car accident happened in Mexico City, Mexico according to the caption of the article. We've posted photos before of cars stuck on the median. It's pretty interesting that this car is right in the center of the median and therefore balanced on top of it. I'm sure they had to use a crane to take this car off the center divider. In this case it looks like the accident happened when the driver drove up the middle divider.
The damage to this SUV doesn't seem like it should be as much as it is based on the description of the car accident in the caption for the photo. Apparently the driver fell asleep at the wheel and struck a phone pole. The SUV skidded across the street on it's side and then proceeded to hit another phone pole where it came to rest. The driver escaped with only minor injuries but I can't say the same for the car itself. It looks like it was stretched almost two or three feet but it could just be the angle of the camera. Additionally I think it probably had raised tires because the back axle is way out of wack otherwise.
Apparently the cement mixer in this car accident photo lost control and tipped over in North Carolina. The caption doesn't say if the mixer itself was full or empty however. I'm going to say that the mixer barrel is probably empty because there is no cement leaking out of it at the back. Which means the driver was probably careless and was driving like the mixer was full (heavier than it really was). It's hard to even tell how exactly the truck tipped over. I would think it would be to heavy (even empty) to flip over so it probably tipped over to the left and then slid off to the right.
The car in this car accident photo is a 2003 Ferrari 360 Modena. Apparently the driver was driving on a country road in New Mexico, USA when he lost control and rolled the car three times. The driver was fine but I can't say the same for the car. Most of the car is completely gone. The whole front windshield and roof of the car are missing. All of the front body around the engine is also completely gone. And finally the driver side door is completely missing as well but the passenger side door is intact.
Now here we have a cow that lives a little to close to the nearest nuclear power plant. This calf was born with five legs and six hooves (the fifth leg has two hooves). Apparently the mother is normal but the calf has this mutation. We've posted two headed toads on NinjaWax before but I believe this is the first mutated cow. Currently this image of the five hooved cow is the most emailed image on Yahoo right now. The real question is would you eat a steak from a five legged cow? How much further do we need to go to get to the two headed cows in Fallout?
