A new dish became extremely popular among some Russian bloggers lately. Now it’s not quite clear who was the first one who invented this mod by pinning some uncooked sausage with hard spaghetti sticks and then boiling this alltogether and getting first “haired sausage” ready.
There are no Volkswagen robots in Transformers 2 movie, but it couldn’t stop one Chinese mall from building a home-made VW Passat Transformer. It stands in Beijing in front of a recently opened movie theater as a promotion tool.
Designed and created by the amazing Andrew Chase, this steampunk cheetah is 24 inches tall and 50 inches long, from nose to tail. It weighs just 40 pounds and is able to move just like a real-life cheetah.
To commemorate Audi’s 100 years of service in the auto industry, Gerry Judah designed a centenary sculpture which was erected at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in Sussex, England.
The statue is 44-tonnes, 32 meters high and it features a vintage and a modern Audi going opposite ways on the twisted track into the sky.
Check out the gallery because this centenary old sculpture is a marvel to look at. Congratulations, Audi, on your 100th year celebrations.
Vinyl records or CD are less and less used, even by the DJ's. Now a new trend comes to the rescue of our good old vinyl or at least their sleeves. Taking a picture of a vinyl record sleeve is furiously trend. Since about a year, people began posting "sleeveface" pictures everywhere on the Internet.
According to Wikipedia, "Sleeveface is an internet phenomenon wherein one or more persons obscure or augment body parts with record sleeves, causing an illusion. Sleeveface has become popular on social networking sites." The results are sometimes striking but always fun.