If finders are keepers, Are buyers also really keepers?
These photos show returned mail on the streets of China that are being sold.
Honestly, I'm stunned!
Tuesday 10 March 2015
Monday 9 March 2015
Viral Photos of Nadia Buari's Twins
This photo shows the tiny palm of a baby in supposedly that of its mother. As of today, this is the closest to a photo of one of Nadia Buari's twins.
It's totally adorable and we pray for more.
Happy Days!
Courtesy: Viral Nigeria...
Sunday 22 February 2015
Are you kidding me !?!
This is totally outrageous...did she seriously make that comment...?
Source: 9gag.com
Thursday 25 December 2014
Xmas algebra
It's amazing how creative people can get.
Here is a classic example of ingenuity.
This photo,which is soon becoming a viral sensation on social media was first found to be circulating on whatsapp. Its difficult to tell its origin but many believe it was create by a high school student who is probably having a hard time with his or her algebra. Just kidding...but I think this person seems to know his or she maths well.
Friday 14 November 2014
The funniest from the Past
what happens when a skeleton inside a remote controlled taxi and on Motorcycle invites people walking pass a cemetery to take a ride to hell.
With over 900,000 views, this viral video on YouTube is likely gonna get your ribs cracked
Lets take a blast from the past!
Thursday 21 August 2014
The Ice Bucket Challenge Is Still On!
The Ice Bucket Challenge is making its way to the elite club of former U.S. presidents.
George W. Bush is accepting the challenge from "several Americans," including daughter Jenna Bush Hagar, he says in his video, but he wants to focus on donating to ALS, not dousing himself with water.
"I do not think it's presidential for me to be splashed with ice water, so I'm simply going to write you a check," says the 43rd president.
That's when former first lady Laura Bush pops into view and splashes him anyway.
"That check is from me," Laura Bush says. "I don't want to ruin my hairstyle."
Bush challenges former president Bill Clinton to do the same. Clinton's birthday was Tuesday. "My gift to Bill is a bucket of cold water," Bush says.
George W. Bush is accepting the challenge from "several Americans," including daughter Jenna Bush Hagar, he says in his video, but he wants to focus on donating to ALS, not dousing himself with water.
"I do not think it's presidential for me to be splashed with ice water, so I'm simply going to write you a check," says the 43rd president.
That's when former first lady Laura Bush pops into view and splashes him anyway.
"That check is from me," Laura Bush says. "I don't want to ruin my hairstyle."
Bush challenges former president Bill Clinton to do the same. Clinton's birthday was Tuesday. "My gift to Bill is a bucket of cold water," Bush says.
The viral awareness campaign, started by Pat Quinn, of Yonkers, N.Y., has raised $15.6 million since July 29 for the ALS Association, which researches Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as Lou Gehrig's disease. That's compared with $1.8 million raised in the same time period last year.
Valerie Estess, co-founder of Project A.L.S. writes in a letter to USA TODAY, "By accepting the Ice Bucket Challenge, the American people have launched the opening salvo in a war we can all agree on."
She continues: "This fight deserves the immediate attention and support of Congress, the president, and every citizen who cares about the health of our children and the future of our world. Unless we get together, aligned as one against brain disease, we will lose everything."
President Obama was challenged by Ethel Kennedy last week. Obama opted to donate, not douse.
The White House said in a statement to The Boston Globe: "The president appreciates Mrs. Kennedy thinking of him for the challenge — though his contribution to this effort will be monetary."
Now the bucket's in Clinton's court.
courtesy: usatoday.com
Friday 11 July 2014
Wednesday 9 July 2014
Tragedy For Brazil
hilarious photos that emerged after brazil's tragic 7-1 lose to germany.
courtesy: 9gag.com
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