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The 10-year-old girl's body on Google Street View is one of the best Google Street View photobombs. And here we've got even more Google Street View photobombs that are even better.
10. Horse Boy
10. Horse Boy
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There are too many idiots on the roads...
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Do you think it's sexy when a woman has six or eight pack abs? I think it's too much muscles for a girl.
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Here are photoshopped objects of the future. Some of them look very surreal and some of them look quite interesting.
Smart windshields
Smart windshields
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Brookline, MA-based Jin Choi & Thomas Shine of Choi+Shine recently received the 2010 Boston Society of Architects Unbuilt Architecture Award for their "Land of Giants" project. The project was originally submitted for an Icelandic pylon competition, where it received an honorable mention. The competition was to find a new typology for Iceland's high voltage power lines and pylons. This design transforms mundane electrical pylons into statues on the Icelandic landscape by making only small alterations to existing pylon design. The pylon-figures can be configured to respond to their environment with appropriate gestures. As the carried electrical lines ascend a hill, the pylon-figures change posture, imitating a climbing person. Over long spans, the pylon-figure stretches to gain increased height, crouches for increased strength or strains under the weight of the wires.
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