Have you ever seen something like that? Enormous nesting right on the building!

The stronger the brand becomes the more fake copies you see out there which are usually produced by small underground East Asian factories. I also wouldn’t be surprised to see Fonaticus or Foneticus dot com appear one day.

Today we are visiting the mansion of Jenna Jameson, probably the world’s most famous pornstar. In addition, you will see her photos for a magazine (photos are safe for work)!

We continue publishing the series of posts called the “Spoiled Photos”. This is the third selection in the series.

Don’t you wish to try diving in money like Uncle Scrooge? The “Millionaire Fair” aimed at promoting luxurious products and services gives such an opportunity to everyone. Have a look!

Chris Den, a 23 years old illustrator from London, continues to impress the world with his amazing works. That’s what he says on his website: “I am an illustrator from london, my work is currently inspired by my obsession with architecture and city life.”

It is amazing to see the photos of the past and compare them to the present days.

While we already had a selection of best National Geographic photos some time ago about animals (here), today we are publishing the series called “People”. Some photos are slightly disturbing, but I hope you’ll still enjoy them.

A street salesman carrying a tray on his head.

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• Each year, approximately 8.9 percent of all Christmas trees erected in people’s homes will fall over at least once, according to the group known as the Consortium of Superior Christmas Tree Stand Manufacturers.• Dairy farmers have long known that adding one part bovine urine to 25 parts fresh water and two parts maple syrup will generally extend the life of a Christmas Tree by as many as five days.

• According to a 2002 survey by Gourmets of North America and Northern Europe, fewer than one in one hundred people have ever had a figgy pudding.

• The most people ever to bungie jump while wearing a Santa Suit happened on Christmas Day, 1989 at Gravity Canyon, New Zealand, when 42 people dressed in red with white wigs and beards made a jump at the same time.

• The average household in the United States used 16.72 square yards of wrapping paper for the various end-of-year holidays in 2005. If non-christian households are excluded the figure rises to 19.74 square yards.

• AAA estimates that due to on-line shopping the average American household’s gasoline usage in the quest for gifts has declined 1.95 percent in each of the past five years.

• Red gift-wrapping ribbon outsells all other colors combined.

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If you have enough money why not to treat your beloved with an exotic Christmas present. It’s not against the law to keep these animals at home, so that you can really purchase one of them for your own pleasure.