Štaviše, mnogi su ovaj oglas proglasili najtužnijim momentom u historiji oglašavanja u novinama.
Nadamo se samo da će se na ovaj oglas javiti prava osoba koja dijeli ista interesovanja kao i on.
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Sarajlija postavio oglas koji je mnoge rastužio
Oglas 26-godišnjeg momka, najvjerovatnije iz Sarajeva, koji traži djevojku sa kojom bi pričao o umjetnosti, rastužio je mnoge, piše Novi.ba.
Štaviše, mnogi su ovaj oglas proglasili najtužnijim momentom u historiji oglašavanja u novinama.
Nadamo se samo da će se na ovaj oglas javiti prava osoba koja dijeli ista interesovanja kao i on.
Štaviše, mnogi su ovaj oglas proglasili najtužnijim momentom u historiji oglašavanja u novinama.
Nadamo se samo da će se na ovaj oglas javiti prava osoba koja dijeli ista interesovanja kao i on.
Glumio buntovnika na demonstracijama, a onda ga je majka "sredila"
Ulice Baltimora ostale su opustošene kada se nekoliko stotina mladih sukobilo s policijom nakon pogreba mladića koji je umro dok je bio u pritvoru.
Video koji je obilježio nemire i postao hit je ovaj koji prikazuje ljutitu mamu koja je svog neposlušnog sina doslovno izvukla iz mase, istukla i otjerala kući.
Video koji je obilježio nemire i postao hit je ovaj koji prikazuje ljutitu mamu koja je svog neposlušnog sina doslovno izvukla iz mase, istukla i otjerala kući.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
The Katskhi Pillar, Georgia
The Katskhi pillar is an imposing limestone monolith, 40 meters tall, located in the village of Katskhi in western Georgian region of Imereti, about 10 kilometers from the mining town of Chiatura. In pagan times, before the advent of Christianity, the towering Katskhi Pillar was thought to represent a local god of fertility. With the arrival of Christianity in Georgia in the 4th century, the rock came to represent seclusion. The locals call it the Pillar of Life.
At the summit of the Katskhi pillar, are the remains of a small church built between the 6th and 8th centuries. The church was probably built by the Stylites, who were early Christian ascetics who stood on top of pillars and preaching and praying. The only written record of the Katskhi pillar occur in the text of an 18th-century Georgian scholar, who noted the church for its inaccessibility. There is however, a number of local legends surrounding the pillar, one of which says that the top of the rock was connected by a long iron chain to the dome of the Katskhi church, located at a distance of around 1.5 km from the pillar.
The Katskhi pillar remained unclimbed by researchers and unsurveyed until 1944. Following more systematic research after 1999, researchers concluded that complex was composed of a monastery church and cells for hermits. Discovery of the remnants of a wine cellar also undermined the idea of extreme ascetism flourishing on the pillar. In 2007, a small limestone plate with the asomtavruli Georgian inscriptions was found, paleographically dated to the 13th century and revealing the name of a certain "Giorgi", responsible for the construction of three hermit cells. The inscription also makes mention of the Pillar of Life, echoing the popular tradition of veneration of the rock as a symbol of the True Cross.
The monastery building on the top of the pillar is now restored and the rock is accessible through an iron ladder running from its base to the top.
Sources: Wikipedia, Mystagogy, Amusing Planet
At the summit of the Katskhi pillar, are the remains of a small church built between the 6th and 8th centuries. The church was probably built by the Stylites, who were early Christian ascetics who stood on top of pillars and preaching and praying. The only written record of the Katskhi pillar occur in the text of an 18th-century Georgian scholar, who noted the church for its inaccessibility. There is however, a number of local legends surrounding the pillar, one of which says that the top of the rock was connected by a long iron chain to the dome of the Katskhi church, located at a distance of around 1.5 km from the pillar.
The Katskhi pillar remained unclimbed by researchers and unsurveyed until 1944. Following more systematic research after 1999, researchers concluded that complex was composed of a monastery church and cells for hermits. Discovery of the remnants of a wine cellar also undermined the idea of extreme ascetism flourishing on the pillar. In 2007, a small limestone plate with the asomtavruli Georgian inscriptions was found, paleographically dated to the 13th century and revealing the name of a certain "Giorgi", responsible for the construction of three hermit cells. The inscription also makes mention of the Pillar of Life, echoing the popular tradition of veneration of the rock as a symbol of the True Cross.
The monastery building on the top of the pillar is now restored and the rock is accessible through an iron ladder running from its base to the top.
At the top of the Katskhi pillar. Photo credit
At the top of the Katskhi pillar. Photo credit
Sources: Wikipedia, Mystagogy, Amusing Planet
Amazing Ping Pong Player with No Arms Will Convince You That Nothing Is Impossible
Egyptian para-table tennis player Ibrahim Hamato has no arms, yet he can put almost any amateur ping-pong player to shame. How he is able to handle the paddle with his mouth and actually direct his shots is still a mystery to me, but watching him play is fascinating
“I had an accident when I was 10 years old but I loved table tennis,” Ibrahim says. “Three years after my accident, I wanted to play again holding the racket under my arm, but it didn’t work out. After trying different options, I found myself playing with my mouth.” The inspiring athlete was invited to be the guest of honor at the World Team Table Tennis Championships held in Tokyo this year. A short video clip shows him playing with some of the world’s best players – and they look like they’re struggling to keep up with him! His serve is incredible, and some of his shots are truly spectacular. “I feel very happy that I got this invitation from Mr. Sharara,” he said. It is a big reward for me to watch the best players in the world in Tokyo and I hope this shows people that nothing is impossible as long as you work hard.”
It was in Tokyo that he got to play against some of the world’s highest ranked table tennis players, who just couldn’t believe how well Ibrahim played. Truth be told, even after seeing him on video, I still can’t believe how good he is.
Here’s the sweetest part: “My best achievement in life is divided into two parts,” he said. “The best thing in my life is my wife who is everything to me. The second part is table tennis where I find my biggest success is being able to enjoy every point I win.”
“I had an accident when I was 10 years old but I loved table tennis,” Ibrahim says. “Three years after my accident, I wanted to play again holding the racket under my arm, but it didn’t work out. After trying different options, I found myself playing with my mouth.” The inspiring athlete was invited to be the guest of honor at the World Team Table Tennis Championships held in Tokyo this year. A short video clip shows him playing with some of the world’s best players – and they look like they’re struggling to keep up with him! His serve is incredible, and some of his shots are truly spectacular. “I feel very happy that I got this invitation from Mr. Sharara,” he said. It is a big reward for me to watch the best players in the world in Tokyo and I hope this shows people that nothing is impossible as long as you work hard.”
It was in Tokyo that he got to play against some of the world’s highest ranked table tennis players, who just couldn’t believe how well Ibrahim played. Truth be told, even after seeing him on video, I still can’t believe how good he is.
Here’s the sweetest part: “My best achievement in life is divided into two parts,” he said. “The best thing in my life is my wife who is everything to me. The second part is table tennis where I find my biggest success is being able to enjoy every point I win.”
Japanese Beauty Cream Leaves Your Hands Smelling Like Cat Paws
Lots of people love cats, but how many would actually want to smell like one? Well, as it turns out, there’s a small army of cat-lovers out there who love the smell of cat paws. So much so that they’re willing to spend money on this Japanese hand cream that promises to lend them the irresistible whiff of feline paws.
The cream is the brainchild of Japanese online retailer Felissimo. The company claims that the unusual idea came about during a brainstorming session, when an employee suggested a cream that leaves the skin as soft and squeezable as a cat’s paw. Everyone at the meeting loved the idea, and eventually they got to talking about the smell of cats’ paws, which is apparently considered mysteriously soothing. So the company finally decided to market their cream with the same smell.
Getting the exact fragrance just right wasn’t an easy task. Representatives from Felissimo visited a cat café along with the president of Yamamoto Perfumery Co., where they sampled smells all day long. Felissimo also contacted cat lovers through social media, asking what their cats’ paws smelled like. The question proved to be a popular one, and people came up with all sorts of responses – right from caramel crepes, to wheat, to freshly cooked soybeans. The most common response, though, was popcorn!
Felissimo’s unique hand cream is finally ready, all set to be shipped out in August. A 50-gram container will be priced at 1,131 yen ($9.50). Interested?
And if the cat paw hand cream isn’t enough, you might want to check out Neurowear, a Japanese company that creates brainwave controlled cat ears and tails for humans.
Photos: Felissimo
via RocketNews24
The cream is the brainchild of Japanese online retailer Felissimo. The company claims that the unusual idea came about during a brainstorming session, when an employee suggested a cream that leaves the skin as soft and squeezable as a cat’s paw. Everyone at the meeting loved the idea, and eventually they got to talking about the smell of cats’ paws, which is apparently considered mysteriously soothing. So the company finally decided to market their cream with the same smell.
Getting the exact fragrance just right wasn’t an easy task. Representatives from Felissimo visited a cat café along with the president of Yamamoto Perfumery Co., where they sampled smells all day long. Felissimo also contacted cat lovers through social media, asking what their cats’ paws smelled like. The question proved to be a popular one, and people came up with all sorts of responses – right from caramel crepes, to wheat, to freshly cooked soybeans. The most common response, though, was popcorn!
Felissimo’s unique hand cream is finally ready, all set to be shipped out in August. A 50-gram container will be priced at 1,131 yen ($9.50). Interested?
And if the cat paw hand cream isn’t enough, you might want to check out Neurowear, a Japanese company that creates brainwave controlled cat ears and tails for humans.
Photos: Felissimo
via RocketNews24
Kindlifresserbrunnen (Child-Eater Fountain -- Bern, Switzerland)
The Kindlifresserbrunnen (German for Child Eater Fountain) is a fountain at the Kornhausplatz (Granary Place) in Bern, Switzerland. It is one of the Old City of Bern's fountains from the 16th century.
It was created in 1545/46 by Hans Gieng in place of a wooden fountain from the 15th century. The new fountain's original name was Platzbrunnen (Place Fountain); the current name was used first in 1666. Kindli is a Swiss German diminutive for the German word Kind, meaning child. A literal translation of the name Kindlifresserbrunnen therefore would be "Fountain of the Eater of Little Children".
The fountain sculpture is a sitting ogre devouring a naked child. Placed at his side is a bag containing more children. Because the ogre is wearing a pointed hat resembling a Jewish hat,it has been speculated about the possibility of the ogre being the depiction of a Jew as an expression of blood libel against Jews. Another theory is that the statue is the likeness of Krampus, the beast-like creature from the folklore of Alpine countries thought to punish children during the Christmas season who had misbehaved.
According to other theories it is a depiction of the Greek god Cronus eating his children or the Roman Saturn eating the months, though Cronus should have six and Saturn twelve rather than the sculpture's eight.[3] It may also represent a warning to children to avoid falling into the, at that time, nearby Bear Pits.
Another theory is that it represented Cardinal Schiner who led the Swiss Confederation into several bloody defeats in northern Italy. A final theory is that it is just a carnival character intended to frighten disobedient children.
Around the fountain's base runs a frieze showing armed bears going to war, including a piper and a drummer. The frieze may have been designed by Hans Rudolf Manuel Deutsch.
The Kindlifresserbrunnen is an important object in the novel L'ogre (fr) (The Ogre) by Jacques Chessex.
It was created in 1545/46 by Hans Gieng in place of a wooden fountain from the 15th century. The new fountain's original name was Platzbrunnen (Place Fountain); the current name was used first in 1666. Kindli is a Swiss German diminutive for the German word Kind, meaning child. A literal translation of the name Kindlifresserbrunnen therefore would be "Fountain of the Eater of Little Children".
The fountain sculpture is a sitting ogre devouring a naked child. Placed at his side is a bag containing more children. Because the ogre is wearing a pointed hat resembling a Jewish hat,it has been speculated about the possibility of the ogre being the depiction of a Jew as an expression of blood libel against Jews. Another theory is that the statue is the likeness of Krampus, the beast-like creature from the folklore of Alpine countries thought to punish children during the Christmas season who had misbehaved.
According to other theories it is a depiction of the Greek god Cronus eating his children or the Roman Saturn eating the months, though Cronus should have six and Saturn twelve rather than the sculpture's eight.[3] It may also represent a warning to children to avoid falling into the, at that time, nearby Bear Pits.
Another theory is that it represented Cardinal Schiner who led the Swiss Confederation into several bloody defeats in northern Italy. A final theory is that it is just a carnival character intended to frighten disobedient children.
Around the fountain's base runs a frieze showing armed bears going to war, including a piper and a drummer. The frieze may have been designed by Hans Rudolf Manuel Deutsch.
The Kindlifresserbrunnen is an important object in the novel L'ogre (fr) (The Ogre) by Jacques Chessex.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Cigla u zidu - Piramidaj,Maribor
Skupina PIRAMIDAJ (oz. pira mi daj) izvaja starogradsko, sevdah, cigansko glasbo in še kaj! Ena izmed teh je prav Another brick in the wall v srbskem jeziku!
lokacija: Mariborska tržnica - live!
25 Bizarre Animal Defense Mechanisms That Have Proven To Be Quite Effective
Ever heard of a shrimp which can break your bones with a punch? How about explosive suicide insects? Read on to see some our top 25 explosive and bizarre animal defense mechanisms.
Top 10 Worst Most Dangerous Earthquakes
For centuries, our earth has encountered natural calamities that include hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, natural fires, and other catastrophic events. It is widely believed that out of all these natural calamities, earthquakes during the course of earth’s history have brought about the most destruction and disaster.
This list has been compiled by keeping in mind the death toll, magnitude and the measurement of destruction including infrastructure and land caused by deadliest earthquakes or tsunamis till date. So, here is our list of the ten deadliest earthquakes ever.
10 Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
The earthquake that happened in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan in 1948. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.3 Moment magnitude on the seismograph. It resulted in extreme damage in Ashgabat and the surrounding villages and suburbs. Nearly, 110,000 people lost their lives and the damage to infrastructure is unmatched to that caused by any other natural calamities.
9 Izmit, Turkey.
Next on our list is the Izmit, Turkey earthquake, which occurred on the 17th August, 1990. Although, the earthquake lasted for a brief time of 3.7 seconds but with a magnitude of 7.9 Moment magnitude, it caused immeasurable destruction and damage. It reportedly killed around 50,000 people, whereas the number of injured persons was reported to be around 33,000.
8 Sumatra, Indonesia.
The earthquake in the Indian Ocean in 2004 with its cracking magnitude of 9.1 Moment magnitude definitely deserves a place in our list of ten deadliest earthquakes ever. Hitting the Indian Ocean on the 26th December, 2004, the tsunami earthquake claimed over 230,000 human lives. This undersea mega thrust earthquake had its center in the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia.
7 Aleppo, Syria.
The disaster hit the area of Aleppo, in Syria, on the 11th October, 1138. This earthquake in considered to be one of the worst earthquakes to have hit the mankind owing to its high magnitude of 8.5 Moment magnitude. It totally runied the region of Aleppo. The total death toll recorded reached to 230,000 and the number of injured persons was equally great.
6 Maule, Chile.
On 27th February, 2010, a high-magnitude earthquake hit the area of Maule, in Chile. The magnitude of the earthquake was recorded to be as high as 8.8 Moment magnitude. It lasted for more than 3 minutes, during which a great destruction in terms of infrastructure was caused. Although the death toll was fairly low with 500 people losing their lives to the ill-fated day, around 25 people were reported to be missing and it damaged the port at Talcahuano.
5 Rudbar, Iran.
The disastrous earthquake of Rudbar, Iran, took place on the 21 June, 1990. Reportedly, the earth caused widespread damage in the surrounding area of up to 300 kilometers from its central point. Destroying 700 villages near the cities of Lushan, Rudbar and Manjiil, the earthquake took 40,000 lives, leaving 500,000 homeless. The number of injured persons reached up to 60,000 and the damage cost was estimated to be around $200 million.
4 Tohoku, Japan.
The east coast of Tohoku in Japan, on the 11th of March, 2011, was hit by a deadliest earthquake ever recorded in the history of mankind with a 9.03 magnitude. This natural calamity caused immense destruction leaving thousands injured, claiming 16,000 lives and a large number of people went missing, as well. Nearly 130,000 buildings collapsed in the earthquake.
3 Azad Kashmir and adjoining areas, Pakistan.
Pakistan Earthquake, which took place in the year 2005, in the Kashmir, Abbottabad and Mansehra district of the country, is said to have caused immense destruction. Measured on the seismograph at a magnitude of 7.5, the earthquake was the cause of disturbance in the platonic plates. As a result even after the main earthquake, numerous aftershocks kept shaking the earth and therefore affecting the life in the region for weeks ahead. The death toll count was 85,000, while 70,000 were seriously injured.
2 Sichuan, China.
A devastating earthquake took place in Sichuan province of China in the year 2008. With the whopping magnitude of 7.9 on the seismograph, the earthquake claimed 87,600 lives. Many homes, building and roads were destructed. And a huge number of people were seriously injured. A study by the UN revealed that around 34,000 people became handicapped owing to the serious injuries.
1 Haiti.
Another and perhaps the deadliest of all earthquakes to have hit the earth is that which shook the Caribbean country, Haiti, in the year 2010. With the magnitude measured at 7.1 on the seismograph, the earthquake caused great destruction and damage to the country and its residents. Reportedly over 300,000 people lost their lives in this deadliest earthquake and about 310,000 were injured.
This list has been compiled by keeping in mind the death toll, magnitude and the measurement of destruction including infrastructure and land caused by deadliest earthquakes or tsunamis till date. So, here is our list of the ten deadliest earthquakes ever.
10 Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
The earthquake that happened in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan in 1948. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.3 Moment magnitude on the seismograph. It resulted in extreme damage in Ashgabat and the surrounding villages and suburbs. Nearly, 110,000 people lost their lives and the damage to infrastructure is unmatched to that caused by any other natural calamities.
9 Izmit, Turkey.
Next on our list is the Izmit, Turkey earthquake, which occurred on the 17th August, 1990. Although, the earthquake lasted for a brief time of 3.7 seconds but with a magnitude of 7.9 Moment magnitude, it caused immeasurable destruction and damage. It reportedly killed around 50,000 people, whereas the number of injured persons was reported to be around 33,000.
8 Sumatra, Indonesia.
The earthquake in the Indian Ocean in 2004 with its cracking magnitude of 9.1 Moment magnitude definitely deserves a place in our list of ten deadliest earthquakes ever. Hitting the Indian Ocean on the 26th December, 2004, the tsunami earthquake claimed over 230,000 human lives. This undersea mega thrust earthquake had its center in the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia.
7 Aleppo, Syria.
The disaster hit the area of Aleppo, in Syria, on the 11th October, 1138. This earthquake in considered to be one of the worst earthquakes to have hit the mankind owing to its high magnitude of 8.5 Moment magnitude. It totally runied the region of Aleppo. The total death toll recorded reached to 230,000 and the number of injured persons was equally great.
6 Maule, Chile.
On 27th February, 2010, a high-magnitude earthquake hit the area of Maule, in Chile. The magnitude of the earthquake was recorded to be as high as 8.8 Moment magnitude. It lasted for more than 3 minutes, during which a great destruction in terms of infrastructure was caused. Although the death toll was fairly low with 500 people losing their lives to the ill-fated day, around 25 people were reported to be missing and it damaged the port at Talcahuano.
5 Rudbar, Iran.
The disastrous earthquake of Rudbar, Iran, took place on the 21 June, 1990. Reportedly, the earth caused widespread damage in the surrounding area of up to 300 kilometers from its central point. Destroying 700 villages near the cities of Lushan, Rudbar and Manjiil, the earthquake took 40,000 lives, leaving 500,000 homeless. The number of injured persons reached up to 60,000 and the damage cost was estimated to be around $200 million.
4 Tohoku, Japan.
The east coast of Tohoku in Japan, on the 11th of March, 2011, was hit by a deadliest earthquake ever recorded in the history of mankind with a 9.03 magnitude. This natural calamity caused immense destruction leaving thousands injured, claiming 16,000 lives and a large number of people went missing, as well. Nearly 130,000 buildings collapsed in the earthquake.
3 Azad Kashmir and adjoining areas, Pakistan.
Pakistan Earthquake, which took place in the year 2005, in the Kashmir, Abbottabad and Mansehra district of the country, is said to have caused immense destruction. Measured on the seismograph at a magnitude of 7.5, the earthquake was the cause of disturbance in the platonic plates. As a result even after the main earthquake, numerous aftershocks kept shaking the earth and therefore affecting the life in the region for weeks ahead. The death toll count was 85,000, while 70,000 were seriously injured.
2 Sichuan, China.
A devastating earthquake took place in Sichuan province of China in the year 2008. With the whopping magnitude of 7.9 on the seismograph, the earthquake claimed 87,600 lives. Many homes, building and roads were destructed. And a huge number of people were seriously injured. A study by the UN revealed that around 34,000 people became handicapped owing to the serious injuries.
1 Haiti.
Another and perhaps the deadliest of all earthquakes to have hit the earth is that which shook the Caribbean country, Haiti, in the year 2010. With the magnitude measured at 7.1 on the seismograph, the earthquake caused great destruction and damage to the country and its residents. Reportedly over 300,000 people lost their lives in this deadliest earthquake and about 310,000 were injured.
Baron, pas koji zna da koristi toalet!
Jedna od najtežih zadaća svakome ko čuva psa je svakodnevno šetnja kako bi vršio nuždu. Upravo zbog toga ne bi bilo loše da naučite svog psa da to čini u kupatilu u WC šolji.
Kao dobar primjer može poslužiti pas po imenu Baron, koji zna da koristi toalet i vrši nuždu u WC šolji.
Naime, Baron uđe u kupatilo, podigne dasku, obavi nuždu, zatvori poklopac i na kraju pusti vodu. Pas svojim vlasnicima sigurno olakšava čuvanje ali im štedi i vrijeme.
Pogledajte video snimak kako to Baron radi:
Kao dobar primjer može poslužiti pas po imenu Baron, koji zna da koristi toalet i vrši nuždu u WC šolji.
Naime, Baron uđe u kupatilo, podigne dasku, obavi nuždu, zatvori poklopac i na kraju pusti vodu. Pas svojim vlasnicima sigurno olakšava čuvanje ali im štedi i vrijeme.
Pogledajte video snimak kako to Baron radi:
Velika bijela ajkula napala ljude u malom čamcu
Ako vam je već želja zakačiti kameru na leđnu peraju velike bijelog psa kako bi dobili željeni materijal za dokumentarni film, barem to ne činite u malenom i nestabilnom čamcu.
Naime, takva vas greška u konačnici može učiniti jelom tog predatora, te se ekipa koja je lani snimala za Discovery Channel može smatrati sretnom što je živa i zdrava.
Video svjedoči da je ajkula najprije čamac udarila glavom, a zatim i pokušala pregristi uže kojim je bio vezan za brod.
Jezivo je iskustvo okončano bez tragičnih posljedica, no možete i sami zamisliti epilog priče da je životinja čamac uspjela prevrnuti.
Pogledajte video:
Naime, takva vas greška u konačnici može učiniti jelom tog predatora, te se ekipa koja je lani snimala za Discovery Channel može smatrati sretnom što je živa i zdrava.
Video svjedoči da je ajkula najprije čamac udarila glavom, a zatim i pokušala pregristi uže kojim je bio vezan za brod.
Jezivo je iskustvo okončano bez tragičnih posljedica, no možete i sami zamisliti epilog priče da je životinja čamac uspjela prevrnuti.
Pogledajte video:
Monday, April 27, 2015
Bosanac kroz jezero sa Mercedesom G klase
Radnja ove nesvakidašnje situacije odvija se gdje drugo nego u Bosni i Hercegovini. Glavni lik ovog videa čije ime za sada nije poznato, ali nadimak je po svemu sudeći “Hadžija” svojim Mercedesom G klase bukvalno se provozao kroz jezero.
Na momente voda je dolazila do samog krova međutim ovaj poduhvat je ipak uspješno okončan bez većih problema. Pogledajte kako se Bosanac Mercedesom po jezeru voza.
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Na momente voda je dolazila do samog krova međutim ovaj poduhvat je ipak uspješno okončan bez većih problema. Pogledajte kako se Bosanac Mercedesom po jezeru voza.
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U ovaj voz mogu samo oni koji su u top formi
Vozovi u Burmi na nekim stanicama jednostavno ne staju. Samo uspore kako bi putnici imali priliku da se ukrcaju..
Momak pokazao srednji prst majmunu, evo kako je životinja reagovala
Bande majmuna čest su prizor na ulicama Indije. Ovi inteligentni primati, ljudima bliski rođaci, vrlo su se brzo prilagodili na boravak u gradovima gdje žive vrlo oportunističkim životom.
Normalno putuju u čoporima čija je društvena struktura uporediva s bandama, no čak i majmuni bez čopora imaju čvrst stav bez kojeg ne bi preživjeli u susjedstvu ljudi.
To je na teži način saznao i turista koji je šetao ulicom u gradu na sjeveru Indije, gdje sigurnosna kamera uhvatila nesvakidašnju svađu - i tuču - prolaznika i lokalnog majmuna.
Na snimku možemo vidjeti majmuna kako skače na ogradu kako bi posmatrao prolaznike, nakon čega izgleda kao da je krenuo da sikće na tinejdžera u prolazu. Nakon što je mladić odlučio da pokaže srednji prst, majmun je odlučio da neće trpjeti takvo ponašanje, pa se dječaku bacio u lice, pogodio ga nogama i odbio se nazad odakle je i došao.
Normalno putuju u čoporima čija je društvena struktura uporediva s bandama, no čak i majmuni bez čopora imaju čvrst stav bez kojeg ne bi preživjeli u susjedstvu ljudi.
To je na teži način saznao i turista koji je šetao ulicom u gradu na sjeveru Indije, gdje sigurnosna kamera uhvatila nesvakidašnju svađu - i tuču - prolaznika i lokalnog majmuna.
Na snimku možemo vidjeti majmuna kako skače na ogradu kako bi posmatrao prolaznike, nakon čega izgleda kao da je krenuo da sikće na tinejdžera u prolazu. Nakon što je mladić odlučio da pokaže srednji prst, majmun je odlučio da neće trpjeti takvo ponašanje, pa se dječaku bacio u lice, pogodio ga nogama i odbio se nazad odakle je i došao.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Dreadlock Holiday - 10cc
"Dreadlock Holiday" is a reggae song by 10cc. It was written by Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman and was the lead single from the band's 1978 album, Bloody Tourists.Lead vocals were performed by Graham Gouldman.
The lyrics relate the experiences of a white man lost in Jamaica. His first encounter with the locals is of being confronted in the street by an unpleasant dreadlocked man who wants the white man's silver bracelet. The next encounter is when he is beside the pool of his hotel sipping a piña colada; a dark-voiced woman offers him drugs. These experiences were based on real events that happened to Moody Blues vocalist Justin Hayward and Eric Stewart in Barbados which Stewart changed to Jamaica.
The reference to cricket in the first chorus, reggae in the second, and Jamaica in the third, reflects the victim trying to avoid conflict by convincing the antagonist that they share common interests.
The lyrics relate the experiences of a white man lost in Jamaica. His first encounter with the locals is of being confronted in the street by an unpleasant dreadlocked man who wants the white man's silver bracelet. The next encounter is when he is beside the pool of his hotel sipping a piña colada; a dark-voiced woman offers him drugs. These experiences were based on real events that happened to Moody Blues vocalist Justin Hayward and Eric Stewart in Barbados which Stewart changed to Jamaica.
The reference to cricket in the first chorus, reggae in the second, and Jamaica in the third, reflects the victim trying to avoid conflict by convincing the antagonist that they share common interests.
"Dreadlock Holiday"
I was walkin' down the street
Concentratin' on truckin' right
I heard a dark voice beside of me
And I looked round in a state of fright
I saw four faces one mad
A brother from the gutter
They looked me up and down a bit
And turned to each other
I say
I don't like cricket oh no
I love it
I don't like cricket oh no
I love it
Don't you walk thru my words
You got to show some respect
Don't you walk thru my words
'Cause you ain't heard me out yet
Well he looked down at my silver chain
He said I'll give you one dollar
I said you've got to be jokin' man
It was a present from me Mother
He said I like it I want it
I'll take it off your hands
And you'll be sorry you crossed me
You'd better understand that you're alone
A long way from home
And I say
I don't like reggae no no
I love it
I don't like reggae oh no
I love it
Don't you cramp me style
Don't you queer on me pitch
Don't you walk thru my words
'Cause you ain't heard me out yet
I hurried back to the swimming pool
Sinkin' pina coladas
I heard a dark voice beside me say
Would you like something harder
She said I've got it you want it
My harvest is the best
And if you try it you'll like it
And wallow in a Dreadlock Holiday
And I say
Don't like Jamaica oh no
I love her
Don't like Jamaica oh no
I love her oh yea
Don't you walk thru her words
You got to show some respect
Don't you walk thru her words
'Cause you ain't heard her out yet
I don't like cricket
I love it (Dreadlock Holiday)
I don't like reggae
I love it (Dreadlock Holiday)
Don't like Jamaica
I love her (Dreadlock Holiday)
I hurried back to the swimming pool
Chicory Tip - Son of my Father
"Son of My Father" is a song popularised in 1972 by Chicory Tip.
The song was originally written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte and recorded under the moniker Giorgio in 1971.
The song reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart for three weeks in February 1972.
The song was originally written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte and recorded under the moniker Giorgio in 1971.
The song reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart for three weeks in February 1972.
Bosanci pale mješalicu
Bosanski građevinci u Sloveniji koji rade na izgradnji puta pokušavaju da guranjem upale mješalicu.
Father and Daughter Have World's Widest Tongues
Meet the 'Gobfather' Byron Schlenker and his teenage daughter - who together have the world's widest TONGUES.
Byron's big buds measure a whopping 8.6cm across - the same width as a beer mat and 2cm wider than an iPhone 6. And daughter Emily 14, is not far behind at 7.3cm. Byron, 47, only discovered his rare gift when he picked up a copy of the Guinness Book of World Records while helping Emily with a school project at the library. The organisation has since crowned him the man with the world's widest tongue, making him something of a celebrity in his hometown of Syracuse, New York.
Fotografija od "milion lajkova"
Jedan smiješni šnaucer, naizgled bijesan što ručak još uvijek nije serviran, dobio je od korisnika društvenih mreža titulu najljućeg psa svih vremena.
Ovaj pas je ujedno probudio inspiraciju kod brojnih majstora Photoshopa, pa su se i oni malo poigrali.
Ovaj pas je ujedno probudio inspiraciju kod brojnih majstora Photoshopa, pa su se i oni malo poigrali.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
The Capilano Suspension Bridge is a simple suspension bridge crossing the Capilano River in the District of North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
The current bridge is 140 metres (460 ft)long and 70 metres (230 ft) above the river. It is part of a private facility, with an admission fee, and draws over 800,000 visitors a year.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge is a simple suspension bridge crossing the Capilano River in the District of North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The current bridge is 137 metres long and 70 metres above the river.
Total length: 137 m
Location: North Vancouver
Province: British Columbia
Architect: George Grant Mackay
Source: Wikipedia
Image Source: capbridge.com
Capilano Suspension Bridge - Wikipedia
Morocco's Climbing Goats
Goats on trees are found mostly only in Morocco. The goats climb them because they like to eat the fruit of the argan tree, which is similar to an olive. Farmers actually follow the herds of goats as they move from tree to tree. Not because it is so strange to see goats in trees and the farmers like to point and stare, but because the fruit of the tree has a nut inside, which the goats can't digest, so they spit it up or excrete it which the farmers collect. The nut contains 1-3 kernels, which can be ground to make argan oil used in cooking and cosmetics. This oil has been collected by the people of the region for hundreds of years, but like many wild and useful things these days, the argan tree is slowly disappearing due to over-harvesting for the tree's wood and overgrazing by goats.
As a result a group of people and organizations have banded together to try to save the tree. To do so one of the primary locations where the trees grow has been declared a biosphere preserve. It was also decided that by making the world aware of the oil, it's great taste and supposed anti-aging properties, would create a demand for it. However, the people who planned to market the oil could not envision people wanting to put an oil on their food or their face that was collected from goat excrement. As a result, a campaign is being led to ban grazing on the trees by goats during certain parts of the year to allow the fruit to ripen and fall off on its own. The fruit is then collected and turned into oil by oil cooperatives. So far, this arrangement seems to be working. (Photo: Remo Saviaar)