Whin­ers want their com­mu­nity strength HIGHer. Even if you don’t like my posts at least you read them.…..

Funny Stuff

Hardrock party full of fun. Check out a rare pic of an Early Mum­bai Party. 

Lucky Lady inside…
And then comes rare pics of 1st inde­pen­dence day of India. Do com­ment if you like the post.…

Life is a Race and our mind dri­ves the life car. Paths are already set but if they are like in the pics inside, i am damn sure you will quit.

Those scenes remind the scenes from the “Day After Tomor­row” movie, but it’s not a movie scene. These are aban­doned ships left to rust near Kam­chatka, Russia.

There are many meth­ods you can use to start a­ fire with­out a match. Some are eas­ier than oth­ers, and they all require a bit of prac­tice. If you’re an out­door enthu­si­ast, it’s a good idea to prac­tice some of these tech­niques when you go camp­ing. It can help build your con­fi­dence in the great out­doors — and it’s a lot of fun.

With respect to sages and crys­tal ball advo­cates around the world, you never know how or when you’re going to go. There are a lot of ways to die, and some are cer­tainly more bizarre than oth­ers. Even nat­ural causes like heart fail­ure can be brought on by some pretty strange cir­cum­stances. So while a death cer­tifi­cate may read, “died while sleep­ing,” the fine print might say, “after a satel­lite fell through the roof.”

Through­out his­tory there have been some pretty unusual deaths. Attila the Hun is said to have died from a nose­bleed. Isadora Dun­can, a pop­u­lar Amer­i­can dancer in the 1920s, was stran­gled to death after her scarf got caught up in the axle of the car she was rid­ing in. Stan­ford White, archi­tect of New York’s Madi­son Square Gar­den, was shot and killed on the roof of the build­ing he designed. And writer Ten­nessee Williams famously choked on a bot­tle cap.

Those are odd and ironic ways to go, but they don’t hold a can­dle to the 10 bizarre deaths on the fol­low­ing pages.

I –I am reluc­tant to assos­ci­ate with most of the peo­ple shown here. They must smell bad, maybe on pur­pose.
I think the pig-faced girl is a stil from the film Pene­lope based on an old British leg­end of a woman born pig-faced, maybe due to the sins of her par­ents. No his­tor­i­cally ver­i­fied per­son has been found, tho. Some reports of ter­rific mon­strosi­ties were so badly gar­bled that the actual facts can NOT be deter­mined. Check out whether you can judge them right or not.……