In the pictorial book “Cleavage,” ample bosoms fill tank tops, are adorned with necklaces, and press against a guitar. However, the cleavages photographed are actually the butt cracks of men and women.
Archive for September, 2010
Cleavage Book Reveals a Little Too Much
Posted: 30th September 2010 by Sus Scrofa in Oddly EnoughTags: ample bosoms, ass, bethany, boobs, book, breasts, bust, butt, butt cracks, cleavage, cleavages, cocktail dress, family friends, female objectification, giant boobs, huge breasts, illusions, kickstarter, men and women, necklaces, photo, photograph, pictorial book, sexuality, torsos, willing participants
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Feeling Groggy After Lunch? Try Knocking Back Some Rum
Posted: 30th September 2010 by Veritas in Lifestyle, Oddly EnoughTags: drowning men, drunkenness, elixir, gallant mast, gargle, hms, hot water bottles, lightning strike, mast head, medical methods, national archives, navy doctors, princess royal, principal cause, Royal Navy, scorpion sting, scurvy, tarantula, venereal disease
In the days when Britannia ruled the waves, Royal Navy doctors revived drowning men with tobacco smoke, treated scorpion stings with rum and advised sailors to gargle with sulphuric acid to combat scurvy. The often eccentric medical methods used at sea in the 18th and 19th centuries are exposed in hundreds of naval surgeons’ notebooks [...]
The Milan Stock Exchange Says F@ck Off
Posted: 30th September 2010 by Veritas in Economy | Finance, Oddly EnoughTags: cattelan, city of milan, contemporary artist, drummer boy, intellectuals, lively debate, marble sculpture, massimiliano finazzer flory, meteorite, middle finger, milan stock exchange, ninth hour, nona, pope john paul, protester, provocative work, public space, retrospective, source article, time in milan
A marble sculpture of a cut-off hand with the middle finger stuck up has gone on display in front of the Milan Stock Exchange, provoking a lively debate in Italy’s financial capital.
3 Months after winning $1Million in lottery, the same man wins $2Million
Posted: 29th September 2010 by Sus Scrofa in Happy News, Lifestyle, Oddly EnoughTags: 100 million, amazing coincidence, annuity, blockbuster game, bonne terre mo, dollar prize, eastern missouri, fortune, independent games, jackpots, john wells, lottery, lottery officials, lottery winner, lucky, lucky numbers, mega millions, military man, missouri lottery, mo missouri, monopoly, powerball, telecommunications company, winner
The odds against winning $1 million in the Lottery: Astronomical. How about doing it twice? It happened to a man from Bonne Terre, Mo., Missouri Lottery officials said Tuesday. Ernest Pullen, 57, won $1 million with a “100 Million Dollar Blockbuster” Scratchers ticket in June. And this month, he won $2 million with a “Mega [...]
Destroy any webpage – Asteroids style!
Posted: 29th September 2010 by Sus Scrofa in Science | Technology, VideosTags: asteroids, video game, web, webpage, website, world wide web
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Atheists Top Religious Knowledge Survey
Posted: 28th September 2010 by Veritas in Lifestyle, ReligionTags: agnostics, body and blood, body and blood of christ, bread and wine, dalai lama, evangelical protestants, faith traditions, islamic holy book, joseph smith, knowledge questions, knowledge survey, mormons, pew forum on religion and public life, pew research center, protestant reformation, questions about the bible, religious knowledge, source article, supreme court rulings
They may not believe in God or gods but they know a thing or two about them. Atheists and agnostics topped a survey of religious knowledge among Americans released on Tuesday by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
Segway company owner James ‘Jimi’ Heselden dies in England after riding his Segway off cliff
Posted: 27th September 2010 by Sus Scrofa in Oddly Enough, Sad News, Science | TechnologyTags: aftermath of hurricane katrina, bastion, blast walls, british businessman, british soldiers, company owner, death, defense contracts, demise, dies, England, miners, moral obligation, northern england, obe, segway, severance pay, Tragedy, troops in iraq, west yorkshire police, working in a coal mine
The British businessman who owns the Segway company was killed when he drove one of his famous two-wheeled scooters right off a cliff.
Is Spray-On Clothing the Next Fashion Trend?
Posted: 24th September 2010 by Veritas in LifestyleTags: aerosol, air fresheners, college professor, duster, fashion pack, fibers, garment, hygiene, imperial college london, matter of minutes, medical bandages, particle technology, polymers, pressure spray, second skin, solvent, spray gun, t shirt, upholstery
As the fashion pack leave London for Milan, one designer and a professor of particle technology unveiled their own unique collection made in one afternoon with spray-on fabric. The pair, Manel Torres and Paul Luckham, are perfecting a fabric that can be sprayed onto skin and other surfaces to make clothes, medical bandages and even [...]