A simple 90 degree rotation makes for an interesting photo.

First seen on a post from Search Engine People.

In a recent edition of Fortune Magazine, Elizabeth Spiers, as part of a pro-nuclear energy article, wrote:

"We're willing to tolerate the health risks and environmental repercussions of other fuels to avoid the infinitesimally small and comically improbable possibility of a catastrophic accident that resembles something out of a 1979 Jane Fonda movie, the likes of which have never happened in the history of nuclear power."

Ever have the feeling you're being watched?

I have no idea how this shutterbug pulled this one off, but it's a great shot. And if it cost a life, well I think it was worth it, don't you?

I'm one of those guys that thinks he's going to save the world with his Swiss Army knife (well, actually a Leatherman these days). Much better chances with the model below, wouldn't you say?

A new homeowner discovered this lint in the dryer that came with his house. Yikes!

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Quite possibly the best eye shot I've ever seen. I'm guessing some Photoshop work to make the eyes appear they're on a face rather than on either side of the head like a reptile.

First spotted here.

One of the better amateur, Despair-like images I've seen:

I'm hoping to use this Dilbert comic in my next PowerPoint deck!

Can you really fire a gun while balancing on a Segway?

Apparently so since this is how in an anti-terrorism drill in Jinan, China ahead of the Beijing Olympic games.