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200 photos by some guy.

‘My goodness, Susy! We almost became Muslims! I want Jesus! [..]

Oh, those poor Muslims. They’ve been lied to.

Yes, because of Mohammed’s false teaching. We must pray for them.’

Looks like some good driving.

‘I’m selling a photo of my mom naked because she’s fuckin pissing me off. I’ll take the photo once the bids have finished. I’ll probably only get like 5 bucks but at least that’s gonna get me a beer and some pokies at the local pub.

If you wanna know what she looks like young Mother Teresa. I’m not putting her photo up on this page cause I’ll get in the shit, so when you get it you gotta promise to keep it to yourself or something.

I take no responsibility if you die when you see her.

I’ll probably take it when shes like getting outta the shower, I’m movin to England so what do I care.’

`Welcome to the HOTTEST site on the Web for hardcore furniture action! If you’re ready to see some hot, horny home furnishings get their freak on then you’re in the right place!! You won’t believe what our furniture will do! It’ll make you pop your springs and throw your pillows!!’

`Speeding from the scene of the crime, a Chinese boy tows a floating plastic bag of stolen natural gas last week. Flouting a government ban, farmers around the central Chinese town of Pucheng frequently filch gas from the local oil field.’

`Astronaut Steve Robinson turns the camera on himself during his historic repair job “underneath” Discovery on August 3. The Shuttle’s heat shield, where Robinson removed a pair of protruding gap fillers, is reflected in his visor.’

Looks kinda cool. The high res versions are pretty impressive.

This is along the same lines as the link to a photo of Your Mother that I posted earlier.

But kinda slightly more sickening. Your boss really won’t need to see this. :)

I got 80% right, 400 points. Hooray for me. :)

Side by side pictures of the model and the photographer in the same pose. Not safe for work.

The astronaut of the internet..? I don’t know.

I can see half of a testicle, so that probably means it’s not safe for work. :)

see it here »

Here’s a picture of your mother. She’s too sexy for work, so wait until you get home to have a look at her. :)

see it here »

`A gallery of walls with stuff written on’

Pictures of celebrities. Compare “then” and “now”.

Too much sun?

Hmm.. Attractive. :)

I’m sure this is being modelled by one of my colleagues mothers. You know who you are. :)

Seriously, not safe for work. Not safe for home.

If you think the main link is bad, try this or this or this.

Better yet, don’t try any of them at all.

`A couple of weekends ago, we were nonchalantly (as opposed to chalantly) strolling down the hallowed aisles of the G.W.S.M. when a moldy stack of photos piled on a couple of photo albums caught our collective eye.

To make a medium story almost non-existent, we purchased two hefty photo albums filled-to-the-brim with family photos of a hitherto unknown family. We haven’t yet taken the time to look at the back of every photo to try to figure out the family’s name. We have noticed that a lot of the photos feature family members standing in or in front of a nice-looking, fully-stocked liquor store.

It’s quite obvious that the family pictured in the photo albums owned the liquor store

HOWEVER…

It’s entirely possible that the “unknown family” simply liked having their photos taken in and around the liquor store.’

`Ask your mommy…

…how many animals she killed to make her fur coat? The sooner she stops wearing fur, the sooner animals will be safe!’

Nothing like mentally scarring some children to make your point. :)

`Years ago, a fascination with antique optical toys led Rufus Butler Seder to wonder if he could create motion pictures on a grand scale using no electricity, moving parts, or special lighting. After some experiment he developed an 8″ square, lens-ribbed glass tile that was to form the building block for his dream come true. He called it a LIFETILE.

LIFETILES enable Rufus to create “Movies for the Wall”: optical glass-tiled murals that appear to come to life, move, and change when the viewer walks or rides by. The medium is durable, maintenance-free, and lends itself to almost any subject or location, outdoors or in. Since 1990 Rufus has created scores of sizeable works for museums, aquariums and other public places around the world.’

Pictures and links for various robot swarms. Looks kinda cool.

I think this might be photoshopped.

Not safe for work, but not as bad as some of the other stuff I’ve been posting lately. :)