HAPPY NEW YEAR

2012

Some fun with cats..

Funny photos....

I thought that the Faberge eggs are all ornamental eggs which are adorned with some expensive elements such as gold, silver, precious metals, etc… However, I recently read on Wikipedia that ​​the Faberge eggs are just those which are made by House of Faberge from 1885 to 1917. Use of the Fabergé name has occasionally been disputed, and the trademark has been sold several times since the Fabergé family left Russia after 1917. The trademark is currently owned by Fabergé Limited, which also makes egg-themed jewellery. On this occasion we show to you several beautiful pieces of Faberge eggs, probably because there are those among you who also finds these beautiful eggs really fascinating!

People are such suckers for their pets.

a Man with Three Legs

Francesco Lentini was born in 1889 as the 12th child in his family. He was born with three legs, two sets of genitals and one rudimentary foot growing from the knee of his third leg. So, in total, he had three legs, four feet, sixteen toes, and two sets of functioning male genitals, which were all that existed of a conjoined twin and jutted from the right side of his body. When his parents refused to acknowledge him, his aunt raised him but eventually handed him over to a home for disabled children. As a child Lentini had hated his extra body parts until he spent time at the home. There, he met children who were deaf, blind, and mute. He also learned to walk, ice skate, and jump rope. At the age of eight, Lentini moved from Italy to the U.S. and entered the sideshow business as The Great Lentini, joining the Ringling Brothers circus act. Later he toured with Barnum and Bailey and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. In his youth, Lentini used his extraordinary third leg to kick a soccer ball across the stage, hence his show name, the Three-Legged Football Player. While his extra leg was several inches shorter than the others, his primary legs were also two different lengths. He was heard to complain that even with three legs, he still didn't have a pair. He married Theresa Murray and they had four children. Frank Lentini died in Jacksonville, Florida on 22 September 1966.

Sinisa Markovic - uzivo - Momak sa zlatnim glasom :)

The world's largest potato

The highways of death

Known as the “road of death”. There are some sections where only one vehicle can pass at a time. Horrible! The images below demonstrate why he was so appropriate adjective.

Kim Kardashian