Men’s hair in the 1970s was truly a sight to behold. Grooming and hairstyling was no longer simply for women – hair products were now marketed to men, and many happily used them. Mutton chops and mustaches were in, even fake facial hair was accepted and worn. It was a hairy decade!
Behold! The world’s first insect influencer @bee_nfluencer has taken to Instagram to make a buzz around an important cause – saving bees from possible extinction.
Some things shouldn’t have beans in them, yet they do. Hundreds of thousands of people in Facebook group @ThingsFullOfBeans make sure of that. Scroll down and enjoy their beautiful creations!
British cleaning-product brand Domestos has announced the winners of a competition for the worst school toilets in Russia, unleashing a wave of online criticism over the horrible condition of bathrooms across the country. Dozens of pictures of school toilets were submitted to the brand’s marketing campaign, ranging from decrepit squat toilets from Soviet times to numerous toilets offering users zero privacy. All participating schools that took part in the promotion will receive a year’s supply of Domestos cleaning products. Scroll down to see the lucky winners!
People all over Instagram have started to create hissing booths (also known as fort a**hole) and showing their masterful creations under #HissingBooth tag. Scroll down for some of the best examples!
Behold! The Horse Head Squirrel Feeder is here, and it might be the greatest invention since… ever! Here’s how it works: while the cute little animals feed, the hanging horse head feeder makes it look like they are wearing their very own horse mask. Brilliant, isn’t it?
@50NerdsofGrey is a brilliant Twitter parody account that’s totally safe for work so you can read it at your desk without fearing that someone will see it… The only thing you have to worry about is having to explain to your boss why you’re laughing so hard.
Behold! There’s a new plastic crap that will float in the oceans after few years! A small, oval-shaped face with a well-defined and pointy V-line chin is one of the most coveted female beauty features in many Asian countries, and they can apparently get it by simply sucking on a bottle-shaped gadget for 10 minutes a day. At least according to this seller on Chinese shopping platform TaoBao.
