Amy Haehl, a professional photographer specializes in gorgeous photos of weddings, maternity and newborns. Like many people recently, Amy discovered FaceApp and decided to have a little fun with it. However, instead of using it on her own selfie she decided to try the smile filter on some of her baby portraits – with the parents’ permission of course… so she created a gallery “If Babies Had Teethâ and the images range from absolutely hilarious to downright creepy.
Some people will do anything for attention. We’ve previously featured Instagram users visiting Chernobyl, Holocaust memorial in Berlin and swimming in a toxic lake. It turns out that taking selfies at cemeteries just for fun is one of Instagram users’ weird trends. What’s your take on this? Is this appropriate or not? Leave your opinion in comments!
Japanese artist Shindo Rinka found a solution for her boredom and decided to create extremely realistic masks of her pets to see how they would react. If you are in the mood to repeat her prank, the artist will make a similar mask for you and your pet for $2,700 (excluding taxes and shipping). So start saving up…
Have you ever struggled to find the perfect word to capture a situation or emotion? The Oxford English Dictionary might contain over 170k words, but despite frequently adding words from the modern lexicon, not all words make the cut. The creators of The Book of Everyone have discovered that there’s a secret (not so secret anymore) vault owned by the Oxford University Press that stores words that have been rejected to be included in the dictionary. Scroll down to see them all and don’t forget to add a new word suggestion in comments!
Have you ever wondered why cats are so terrified of cucumbers? Turns out It’s their natural reaction to anything that sneaks up on them without making any noise. Cats tend to be scared or wary of the unknown, as it could represent the danger of a predator, and in the case of a cucumber, a snake. Cats are sharp and alert animals, and as such, they always keep their guard up and have good situational awareness. So, pretty much anything that sneaks up on a cat could potentially terrify it. Only in case of cucumbers it looks funny as hell.
As you’ve have probably heard, Boris Johnson has become the prime minister of UK and will run the show from now on. We browsed the internet and brought together the funniest first reactions to this worrying fact.
Medieval monks were put to work making “illuminated manuscripts” – holy books in which every page was filled with beautiful works of art. Sometimes, they would fill the page with beautiful patterns of flowers and ivy. Sometimes, they would add depth to the words by illustrating the stories. And sometimes, they’d just draw cats licking their butts.
Sleeveface is a participatory photo meme that involves placing a record sleeve in front of one’s face (or some other body part) and taking a profile picture, which reveals a hybrid of the subject and famous person depicted on the vinyl cover. Featured below are some of the best examples, but you can also take a look at #sleeveface hashtag on Instagram or get a Sleeveface book on Amazon.
It’s not common to be afraid of rabbits, but have you ever noticed how terrifying they look while yawning? Warning: not for the faint-hearted. Don’t scroll down if you’re easily intimidated!
Have you ever wondered how it would look like if Mr. Bean played every role in Hollywood? Well, wonder no more!
We’ve previously featured Brutally Honest Logos, but what if companies left their logos intact, but instead replaced their current slogans with honest ones that actually told the truth?
The latest viral craze comes in the form of FaceApp, an app that allows you to age your face through an editing tool, making remarkably easy to alter your appearance, and it is so detailed that it can make viewers do a double take. Featured below are some of the funniest examples of “old age” filter applied to celebrities.
Probably most of us will agree that nowadays cats are taking over the Internet. Letâs admit that it’s hard to resist how adorably cute and at the same time, funny they are. We’ve previously featured Awkwardly Sitting Cats, Melting Cats, and Sneezing Cats, but now it’s time for cats sleeping on their backs.
Michelle Liu is a passionate traveler documents her journeys in a less common way. With the help of her iPhone and selfie stick, Liu captures these “chinfies” as she likes to call them.
