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An Inside Look At How Gibson Les Pauls Are Made
The Gibson Les Paul is one of the most popular and iconic guitars on the planet. While some guitar companies choose to have their guitars built by machines, Gibson still builds their guitars mostly by hand with a little assistance …
Read More »Miranda Kerr And Evan Spiegel Buy Huge Mansion In Brentwood, CA
Model Miranda Kerr and Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel have purchased a 7,100 square foot home in Brentwood, CA for the price of $12 million. The house was designed by famous architect Gerard Colcord and it comes complete with 4 bedrooms, …
Read More »Millions Of Flowers Have Bloomed In Japan’s Hitachi Seaside Park
It’s that time of year when the flowers bloom and everything becomes a lot more colorful. If you want to enjoy the beautiful colors of mother nature the best place to visit this time of year is Japan’s Hitachi Seaside …
Read More »The Best Pics From The 2016 National Geographic Travel Photographer Contest
National Geographic has a reputation for showcasing some of the world’s best photographs and they lived up to their reputation with the 2016 Travel Photographer Of The Year Competition. There were a lot of incredible and breathtaking photos that were …
Read More »Russia Says Hello To Spring With Snow
Krasnoyarsk was covered with heavy snowfall on the eve of Victory Day and the citizens of Russia filled up social media sites with pictures of the heavy snow.
Read More »Stunning Photos From Buddhist Temples That Will Take Your Breath Away
Buddhist temples are some of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Read More »Army responds to Captain America’s controversy
Redditer anon33249038 posted a theory last week about the money the Army owes Captain America for his 66 years of service. Taking into account specialized service, an increase in pay grade, and that Cap’ was commissioned the same year he …
Read More »Just In Case You Forgot, People Near Fracking Sites Can Light Their Water On Fire
Even though the price of oil and natural gas has hit a multi-year low, that doesn’t mean hydraulic fracturing (more commonly known as fracking) has stopped. For those who don’t know, fracking is a particularly destructive method of drilling for …
Read More »Delicious onion ring recipes just in time for summer
Sriracha Bacon Wrapped Onion Rings Recipe HERE Mozzarella Stuffed Baked Onion Rings Recipe HERE Sweet Baked Onion Rings Recipe HERE Ketchup Doritos Cheese Stuffed Onion Rings Recipe HERE Cheeseburger Onion Ring Bites Recipe HERE Bacon Wrapped Seasoned Pineapple Cheese Onion …
Read More »Old Bodies From Strange Creatures Were Discovered In A London Basement
In 1960 demolition crews explored an old abandoned London mansion formerly owned by Thomas Theodore Merlin. In the basement they found thousands of strange wooden boxes with had been sealed. Once they finally got the boxes opened they found something …
Read More »Fascinating Facts About Dogs That Prove They’re The Best Pets Ever
Dogs are the best pets ever. There’s no denying it. A three year old Russian girl who survived for 11 days in Siberian taiga forest by drinking from a creek and eating berries while being protected by her dog which …
Read More »Interesting facts about a crazy little place called Africa
Out of all the areas of land that made up the super continent of Pangea, Africa has moved the least. There are more people speaking French in Africa than in France. In Tunisia, images of fish are often used to …
Read More »These Sisters Could Become The First Set Of Triplets To Compete In The Olympics
Lily, Liina and Leila Luik are sisters from Estonia and they’ve all clocked Olympic qualifying times in recent marathons. If they do advance to the Olympics it’s believed that they will be the first set of triplets to compete in …
Read More »The Gudvangen Viking Market Is A Place Lost In Time
Ever year the Gundvangen Viking Market allows ordinary people to live like vikings for a few days. Every summer people gather here to live out their fantasies and enjoy a different kind of life.
Read More »A Harry Potter themed wedding that is beyond magical
All you Harry Potter fanatics can take inspiration from this incredible movie-themed wedding. Super-fans Cassie and Lewis Byrom will tell you that they’re very far from being normal, and they’re perfectly proud of that. The couple was recently married at …
Read More »Little girl writes a note, idiot school believes it
Mexico can make some serious tequilas and Americans drink that sweet blue agave nectar. In fact the U.S.A. is tequila’s #1 consumer market. As for the production end, the “Consejo Regulador del Tequila” (Tequila Regulatory Council) has registered 1,377 domestically …
Read More »The Freedom Tower In New York City Is A Symbol Of Hope
The Freedom Tower opened on November 3, 2014 and it is the fourth largest skyscraper in the world. The building is impressive to look at, but perhaps the most impressive thing about it is that it stands as a symbol …
Read More »Wildfire Causes Fort McMurray To Be Evacuated
Nearly 20,000 people had to be evacuated from Fort McMurray in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada recently due to a massive wildfire. The evacuation was the largest wildfire evacuation in the history of Alberta.
Read More »Man finds odd message in a bottle
A fella by the name of Norman MacDonald who hails from West Mabou was simply collecting trash from the shores of West Mabou Beach last Wednesday when he came across a rather odd little item. It was a 375 millilitre …
Read More »Natural phenomena that are almost better than science fiction
The Door to Hell is a gas fire in Turkmenistan that was ignited by scientists in 1971 and never stopped burning. That’s 45 years, in case you didn’t do the math. Huge flocks of up to 50,000 starlings form The …
Read More »Some of the craziest pizzas the world has to offer
Crocodile Pizza From Sydney This saltwater crocodile pizza is a speciality at the Australian Hotel in the Rocks, Sydney. Pizza in a jar Essentially all that you will be doing is layering your pizza ingredients into the jar and baking …
Read More »This Family Sold Their House So They Could Chase Their Dreams And Travel America
This man had a very specific dream in mind. He wanted to make a living as a professional photographer while traveling across the country with his family. In order to make his dreams come true the family sold their house …
Read More »Floating Markets Play An Important Role In Southeast Asia
Floating markets are very important in countries in Southeast Asia such as Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. Floating markets allow the merchants to easily transport their food by water which gives them easier access to all of their potential customers.
Read More »A Look At What Life Is Really Like In Alaska
Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts make up the indigenous population of Alaska and they work hard to earn the things they need. They spend a lot of time hunting and fishing and enjoying the nature that surrounds them.
Read More »The video games that made you the saddest
Last week we asked you to share what gaming moment made you the saddest? We pulled together the best ones you left in the comments. Here are the results. Spoiler Warnings for the following games: #3 Final fantasy 7 #4 …
Read More »Animated Movies That Totally Dominated The Box Office
Animated movies might be meant for kids, but they also make some serious money at the box office. No. 10. “Shrek the Third” (2007) $408 million — adjusted gross Unadjusted: $322.7 million Grumpy Shrek is heir to the kingdom, but …
Read More »Construction Workers Find 1,300 Pounds Of Roman Coins Discovered In Spain
Construction workers working in Spain recently stumbled across quite the discovery. They unearthed 1,300 lbs of Roman coins that stashed away in amphoras. It’s believed that the coins were to be used to pay taxes to the Roman Empire.
Read More »Teen Raises Awareness For Cerebral Palsy By Carrying His Brother 111 Miles
Hunter Gandee spent 5 days in April carrying his brother through various town in Michigan as they walked towards the capital to raise awareness for Cerebral Palsy. The 16 year old carried his brother 111 miles and only stopped every …
Read More »The Millennium Falcon Has Been Spotted On The Set Of Star Wars: Episode VIII
Back in February production on “Star Wars: Episode VIII” kicked off but one of the franchise’s most iconic spaceships was missing the from the set. But now the Millennium Falcon has been spotted at Pinewood Studios in London all but …
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