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Piyush | Jun 24 2009

This is what you get when one combines a VW and an Opel. Somewhat a cross between the two! Made in Romania, and if check out the video after the jump, you’ll see that it has two steering towards each side; one for the VW and one for the Opel. So, it’s your wish which one you would like on the front. Amazing!

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Piyush | Jun 24 2009

It’s not what you’re thinking; the tree is no more alive! Part of Weyers & Borms recent project, the ‘quercus’ water barrel was on show in ‘je suis dada’ at the design Flanders gallery, in Brussels. This tree water barrel is made from a 150 year old dead oak tree. The designers first made a mold and then applied polyester/fiberglass cast to give it a real look.

Via: DesignBoom

Piyush | Jun 24 2009

Women Gundam fans, at last, have an action figure that they can relate with. A pink Gunadam! Normally, Gundam action figures are popular amidst the male cult, but with time this trend seems to be changing, like every other thing. Check out few more sizzling photographs after the jump.

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Piyush | Jun 24 2009

Michael Salter designed life-size Formula 1 race car out of styrofoam was something that on the very outset shot to the top in the ranks. If that had an engine to run, I am sure Schumacher would have definitely wanted to ride it through the circuit (yes, he has retired, but such is the striking feature of this creation that it could even get him back).

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Piyush | Jun 23 2009

The coolest of hairdos, be it a helicopter style or the one that dodges professors, stands nowhere close when compared to the one featured above. A guitar for a hairdo, wow! This unique hair style was seen at a hair show in Budapest.

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Piyush | Jun 23 2009

People go extreme places for fishing, but have you heard of someone fishing right inside his kitchen? Well, a man named Li Huiyan, from China, hired 30 villagers for six months to dig a 50ft (16 meters) hole in his kitchen. He believed that the river that flowed over ground 30 years ago, could well be beneath his kitchen. There it was – 16 meters down under! Now, he has built a staircase to reach his harvest and makes around £2,000 by selling the same.

Via: BabyDoll

Piyush | Jun 23 2009

Does your curiosity often take you close to absurdness? Well, I know someone whose does! That someone who wanted to build a bike with car wheels, and he did. He calls it – ‘Kitten.’ His kitten is yellow in color, has a better seating than before, a movable headlight, two solar powered headlights, looks difficult to peddle and is definitely absurd.

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Piyush | Jun 23 2009

Though, Brad Fittler’s Sydney Roosters stand last in the National Rugby League, but this man has the making of a good coach. A good coach who, just like a good player, learns quickly from his mistakes and has the guts to own up (take responsibility for his actions).

Brad Fittler, following a team dinner on Thursday night, underwent a long drinking session at the Townsville Holiday Inn. High on booze he attempted to enter the female guest’s room at 3 in the morning. The following day he apologized for his behavior and fined himself $10,000. According to the club, the money will be donated to a Salvation Army women’s refuge charity.

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Via: Telegraph

Piyush | Jun 23 2009


For the past 33 years, a veteran from Vietnam was carrying this huge burden in his wallet/heart, the picture of the person he had shot during the war. Though, he was tired of the bloodshed and never wanted to visit Vietnam, humanity somehow played heavier on him and he decided to hand over the picture to the daughter of the killed.

The picture featured her too, but young. He went across to tell her that he was the one who killed her father, she broke down on seeing the picture and so did the veteran GI, who’d been cooled into kindness by the squeezing grip of life.

Via: Bits&Pieces

Piyush | Jun 23 2009

I thought this steampunk pistol would blaze, but sadly it doesn’t. Never mind, because it’s the initiator’s first project, thus subject to errors. Still, it’s commendable that the creator chiseled it to near perfection, if not perfectly perfect. The steampunk pistol is not built in one go, but is the amalgamation of various steps gradually clubbed into coherent whole. Check out more pictures and the step by step making (in the source) after the jump.

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