Muscle Enhancing Undershirt

Developed by Ash Bhunnoo and Ricky Robinson, the “Funkybod Muscle Top” is really a padded t-shirt designed to cover up your flabbiness with the help of pads that not simply look like beautifully shaped muscles nevertheless definitely feel genuine as a result of a foamy fabric that extends to support the weak flesh beneath.

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Beard & Mustache Championships

This wacky exhibit of facial hair designs came out at the 4th Annual National Beard and Mustache Championships in New Orleans. Photographer Greg Anderson was there to provide us with pictures given that the unusual spectacle of beards and mustaches marched in front of his digital camera.

Bizarre Chocolate Treats

Food artists Miss Cakehead makes delicious, gory treats such as these life-sized chocolate hands and legs flavored with rum. 

"We're pretty confident in laying down the gauntlet and saying that these will be the best liqueur chocolates you will ever see, plus of course being made with a dark spiced rum means they taste amazing."

Wood Powered Motorcycle

From time to time, we stumbled upon a technology that we all sort of forgotten about. Take as an example this specific Ural motorcycle, which is powered by a substance known as wood gas. Wood gas will be the side product of partial combustion of carbon products such as wood. The gas passes through a process known as gasification in a wood-gas generator to provide combustible hydrogen and carbon monoxide. That means you're burning up wood to generate fuel. Top speed of this motorcycle is approximately 50 miles per hour, while it burns a sack of wood for 60 miles.

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Trees Swallowed By A Giant Sinkhole

This is the first time for me to observe giant sinkhole in action. This amazing video reveals the spectacular moment forest and terrain ended up swallowed by a huge sinkhole located in Louisiana. In under one minute the tall trees are seen angling a bit before starting to rapidly sink.

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How to Clean Royal Windows

Weird sight at Buckingham Palace, where guy with his unique equipment is cleaning the royal windows. It definitely does not look like a simple task knowing that the brush was placed at the end of a pole measuring about 100ft.

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Cigarette Addicted Turtle

Reported by Chinese media, in a town on the borders of Changchun exists a nicotine-addicted turtle that smokes about 10 cigarettes each day. The turtle's owner claims that every time it feels the need for a smoking, the reptile becomes upset and begins to hiss. So how does a turtle end up hooked on smoking cigarettes? It all started when Tang the owner, attempted to take out a chicken bone out of turtles abdomen. After receiving a razor-sharp bite he stuffed a cigarette he has been smoking into its jaws. His strategy turned out successful because he was able to get rid of the chicken bone, but he couldn't imagine that this might result in an even bigger issue.

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Monster Motorcycles

It's truly amazing how much work and time people put into some of these bikes. Today we will talk about some strange, weird but very interesting custom motorcycle designs.

World's Heaviest Motorcycle

The Guinness Book of World Records has verified this huge motorcycle as the world's heaviest. This specific monster was constructed in Zilly, Germany by Harzer Bike Schmiede, and named, "Led Zeppelin". It weighs approximately 4 1/2 tons, and the engine out of an old Russian tank weighs 1.8 tons by itself.

Gunbus 410 Cubic Inch V-Twin Motorcycle

Made by a company Leonhardt Manufacturing, called because of its founder Clemens Leonhardt, the GUNBUS 410 is a real monster. It is powered by the fuel injected, 45 degree 6728 cc / 410 cubic inch V-Twin engine and operates by using a three speed gear box with reverse.

Miracle monster GAZ 53 

This one is made by Vladimir Desperados. It has 5 liter engine out of  GAZ 53, 200 HP, acceleration to 100 km / h - 2 sec.

Black Hot-Dog

This particular bizarre dark-colored hot-dog you will observe, looks like it is often burnt to a crisp, but it is actually dyed by using squid ink. You can find this meal available in Akihabara, Tokyo.

Bizarre Dexter Cake

Weird dessert made by skilled food artist Annabel de Vetten appears to be like life sized cake replica of the main character from famous series Dexter.

It took 100 hours to create edible version of Dexter Morgan. The final cake was 5ft 10” long, same height as Michael C. Hall, and weighed 105 kg. Life sized cake replica of Dexter was sliced up and eaten in celebration of the last season of the TV show 

Scooter Festival in Indonesia

Vespa enthusiasts journeyed from rural cities and communities on customized motors because of their unique crazy races at the town of Cibeureum, outside Jakarta. The Italian motorcycles are very popular in Indonesia and a number of enthusiasts are experts in modding the scooters straight into "extreme Vespas" as they are known.

What Happens When You Don't Pay Your Employees

In this online video you will observe a vehicle getting completely smashed by huge excavator. In one of youtube responses, someone claims that it really is an advertising campaign from a Swiss insurance firm. I couldn't find more information on this one, so feel free to provide a link to an original source if you can.

Bizarre Future Cars: Five Odd Ball Concepts

Flying cars without a carbon footprint may be a long way off, but that doesn't stop the industry's leading designers from having a ton of fun creating concepts. Many car enthusiasts thrive on previewing the future of the industry at car shows, but some concept cars seem to take the term "futuristic" to new extremes.

KASSOU

According to the Car Design News Contest website, the Kassou design, a second place award-winner in Car Design News Contest 2008's professional category, consists of a small pod sitting on three wheels. It's kind of like the Smart Car's evil twin—if it had a long neck and bat wings. According to Design Buzz, the single bench seat, similar to that of a motorcycle, is accessed through the rear split doors while the glass cockpit hood hinges forward to increase accessibility. A flexible rubber neck extends sky-high to accommodate taller passengers or contracts downward for better aerodynamics while an optional sidecar holds luggage. The extendable wings resemble those of a bat, rendering this sleek design more suitable for Batman than the average driver.

ERINGO

The 2009 eRinGo concept, an electric ring-shaped car, looks more like a beer keg than a vehicle. According to Wired, the large wheel straddles the center and is flanked on either side by slightly smaller wheels for balance and turns. Inside the car, a rotor/gyro system maintains balance on the single wheel. This two-seater contains two steering wheels so either person may drive, suggesting that the designer has never been married.

PEUGEOT GLOBULE

According to Top gear's website, this shape-shifting design debuted in 2009 with four individual spheres that are powered separately by electric motors. The spheres share a central battery and can rearrange their alignment to fit the driving space available. A flexible polymer covering keeps the modules contained. For instance, a 2x2 formation mimics a traditional sedan. When entering a narrow space, the spheres shift into a single line. When parking in a tiny space, as small as 4.5 feet on a side, the spheres stack upward so that only the driver's sphere touches the ground.

OPEL FLOW

According to automotive.com, GM has been contemplating if it's worth it to keep their European branch Opel alive. Though sales have increased, it is teetering dangerously close to bankruptcy. In 2010 the brand introduced a zero-emission electric car, intended for release in 2049. The Flow harnesses solar energy for its single passenger, as expressed in the concepts creator, Miika Heikkinen's, blog. It is designed for city streets, and when not being driven, it integrates into the proposed infrastructure to recharge batteries and offer a resting place. With clear solar panels on either side of an irregularly-shaped frame, it looks like a deformed egg standing on end. Will the brand make it to see the birth of this futuristic vehicle? Time will tell.

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PEUGEOT MOOVIE

According to Car and Driver this car is supposed to give insight into what the future of city cars may look like.This 2005 electric two-seater rotates on its own axis, which translates into turning donuts on a dime in city driving. Two large wheels function as sliding passenger doors and tilt inward slightly for stability, while the two small front wheels provide support.

The most known deadly and bizarre hazards on a construction site

Despite the fact that a lot of legal regulations have been made regarding the construction site safety many accidents still tend to happen annually. A great number of people become disabled and sustain serious injuries some of them unfortunately even lose their lives. That is why all of the employers are obliged to provide the best working conditions and fulfill all of the safety requirements on the construction sites. We are going to talk about those hazards that are very lethal and how to prevent them from happening.

Chemical

Numerous chemical fumes can cause serious health problems. The employer is obliged to take some steps in order to make the working area clear of the poisonous fumes. Some of the steps may be supplying his workers with breathing apparatus. Another way is finding proper filter that would filtrate the polluted air. Any of form of protection will mean a lot for your employees and have in mind that it is your obligation to make that protection possible for them.

10 Awesome and Bizarre Examples of Street Art

You don't have to go to a world-famous art gallery to see some examples of some amazing artwork. Walk through the tunnels or streets of any major city in the world, and you are likely to see a random sampling of some truly amazing art by some talented but underappreciated artists working in the shadows.

Here are just 10 examples of some awesome and bizarre examples of street art from around the world:

Eduardo Relero created this piece, entitled "Philosophical Drift," in Arles, France. Just try walking across this floor without feeling like you will fall through!

The artist Iemza created this untitled piece in Reims, France. The haunting face turns a blighted building into a moving piece of art.

You can find art in even the most unexpected places. An unknown artist created this not-so-inviting toilet in a public location in Germany. Imagine sitting down to this!

Art allows us to free ourselves. This sculpture created by Zenos Frudakis explores that concept a bit more literally.

Artists Jurgen and Katja von Hof give passersby a glimpse into what life might be like in one home in Germany.

This sculpture, "Long-Term Parking," uses over 60 automobiles and over 40,000 pounds of concrete. It stands 60 feet high in Jouy-en-Josas, France.

This beautiful painting can be found on the side of a building in New York. Imagine seeing this on your morning stroll to work....

Sidewalk artists create some truly amazing images. This one from artist Eduardo Relero in Guadalajara, Mexico, seems to come to life right off the pavement.

Art and nature become one in this creation by the artist Vinchen in Columbus, Ohio. It explores the beauty and the impermanence of both nature and art.

Even an act of crafting can be revolutionary. This old Volkswagen got the yarn bomb treatment in Denmark, creating a new piece of art that's really in spirit with the original era of the car.

There are countless more examples of amazing, unique, and interesting art on streets around the world. Artists are finding ways to imbue a little beauty into the everyday or to add a little quirk to the mundane. As Jean Michele Basquiat showed the world, today's street artist can become history's celebrated artist.

Do you have any more examples of amazing or inspiring street art? Share your best finds in the comments!

Sarah Clare is a writer and oversees the site projectmanagementsoftware.com, where she has recently been researching expense tracking software. In her spare time, Sarah enjoys cooking and scrapbooking.