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- 18 May, 2010 |
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- 18 May, 2010 |
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Nice photos of famous logos in real life.
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- 18 May, 2010 |
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Great compilation of beautiful photos of animals and nature.
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- 18 May, 2010 |
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Another example of creative bakery.
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- 17 May, 2010 |
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Don't you think that the girl looks cute and sexy?
But let's take a look at the original picture.
Would you notice some differences?
More after the jump.
But let's take a look at the original picture.
Would you notice some differences?
More after the jump.
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- 17 May, 2010 |
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Great collection of hillarious army photos.
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- 17 May, 2010 |
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Another great collection of the funniest and dumbest repair jobs.
Previous parts:
There I Fixed It. Part 1 (38 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 2 (51 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 3 (265 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 4. The Funniest Repair Jobs (26 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 5 (78 pics)
Previous parts:
There I Fixed It. Part 1 (38 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 2 (51 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 3 (265 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 4. The Funniest Repair Jobs (26 pics)
There I Fixed It. Part 5 (78 pics)
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- 17 May, 2010 |
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This amazing story happened in 1961.
27-year-old Dr Leonid Rogozov was a member of the sixth Soviet Antarctic expedition.
On April 29, 1961 he fell ill.
He noticed symptoms of weakness, malaise, nausea, and, later, pain in the upper part of his abdomen, which shifted to the right lower quadrant.
His body temperature rose to 37.5°C.1 2 Rogozov wrote in his diary:
"It seems that I have appendicitis. I am keeping quiet about it, even smiling. Why frighten my friends? Who could be of help? A polar explorer’s only encounter with medicine is likely to have been in a dentist’s chair."
On the next day after all the available conservative treatment was applied (antibiotics, local cooling) Rogozov decided to perform a self surgeon.
With the team’s meteorologist holding the retractors, a driver to hold the mirror and other scientists passing surgical implements, he sat in a reclined position and cut out his own appendix under local anesthetic.
During the operation he passed out, but was able to continue and complete the procedure in little less than two hours.
27-year-old Dr Leonid Rogozov was a member of the sixth Soviet Antarctic expedition.
On April 29, 1961 he fell ill.
He noticed symptoms of weakness, malaise, nausea, and, later, pain in the upper part of his abdomen, which shifted to the right lower quadrant.
His body temperature rose to 37.5°C.1 2 Rogozov wrote in his diary:
"It seems that I have appendicitis. I am keeping quiet about it, even smiling. Why frighten my friends? Who could be of help? A polar explorer’s only encounter with medicine is likely to have been in a dentist’s chair."
On the next day after all the available conservative treatment was applied (antibiotics, local cooling) Rogozov decided to perform a self surgeon.
With the team’s meteorologist holding the retractors, a driver to hold the mirror and other scientists passing surgical implements, he sat in a reclined position and cut out his own appendix under local anesthetic.
During the operation he passed out, but was able to continue and complete the procedure in little less than two hours.
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- 17 May, 2010 |
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We have seen many photos made by paparazzi.
But what about the people who make those photos?
Let's see how they work.
But what about the people who make those photos?
Let's see how they work.
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