Something tells us that this guy was using a little more than vitamins and minerals in order to get into this kind of shape.
Real-Life Hulk Exists.. Except That He's Not Green..
That's Not Natural
Something tells us that this guy was using a little more than vitamins and minerals in order to get into this kind of shape.
Something tells us that this guy was using a little more than vitamins and minerals in order to get into this kind of shape.
List of the Coolest Salt and Pepper Shakers
Liven up every meal with this motorcycle salt and pepper shaker set. It features the metallic chrome of the classic bike and saddlebags to hold the shakers. A cool look for a biker's household!
The Rock’s Insane Diet Proves Too Much For Regular Dude
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson gets to play roles ranging from Hercules to the cop in the Fast and Furious movies, not only due to his acting skills and charisma, but also because he is an absolute brick outhouse of a man. I mean, if there was a movie where all of the actors played the landmass of a different country, this dude would be a muscly Russia. And if we continue that barely relevant analogy for just a second, he must have to ingest whole cities just to maintain that size, right? Right.
Just last month, The Rock revealed his daily diet to Muscle and Fitness Magazine. The forty-two year old hulking beast, at six foot and four inches tall, told of how he consumed a massive 5,165 calories each and every day. It is enough to make you sick just thinking about it. But then again, when you are used to pushing your body to the extremes that this former WWE wrestler does, it probably seems quite normal.
What about for a normal dude though? To be fair, maybe it’s not even a meal plan that a regular guy could afford. It would be like living off minimum wage and trying to feed a team of Great Danes. Probably. Either way, seven full meals equating to about ten pounds of food per day is almost double what an average man of his age would consume.
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LEICA R3 SAFARI
The Leica R3 Safari was a special limited edition of the popular Leica R3 released in 1976, many credit the R3 with saving Leica as the company had struggled financially in the years immediately prior due to some poor selling models.
The R3 was significant for a few reasons, the electronics had been co-developed with Minolta and it was to be the first Leica with an automatic exposure function. The R3 also had center-weighted and spot metering, an EV range of 1 to 18, an ASA range of 12 to 3200, a self timer and a multiple exposure switch.
The Leica R3 Safari was developed for use in the field and came in an army green case containing a number of alternative lenses. This unit is in good working order and has an estimated value of between £350 to £550 – making it an affordable entry into the world of Leica ownership.
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Fascinating Old Things that Still Work
The 61-year-old WITCH still calculates
If you are imagining a really old woman with a crooked nose zapping around on a broomstick, you are imagining the wrong kind of witch. The WITCH that we're talking about is actually the Hardwell Dekatron, a 61-year-old giant calculator that looks like something right out of Star Trek. The WITCH weighs over 2.5 tons, has over 10,000 moving parts and can work relentlessly for over 80 hours in a week without making a single mistake. It is made completely out of parts that were commonly available in a 1950s telephone exchange.
The calculator was initially used for mathematical modeling at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment in Harwell. It was eventually phased out, dismantled into 50 parts and put into storage. However, in November 2012, the device was put together again and is considered to be the world's oldest working digital computer.
The light that never goes out
No, we're not talking about the light at the end of the tunnel. This is a regular filament light bulb that has been burning bright since the time of Edison himself, at a fire station in Livermore, California.
The light has achieved celebrity status and has its own Guinness World Record. It was installed in the Livermore Fire Station in 1901 and has been turned off only for about a week since then. It was designed by Adolphe Chailet whose bulb designs have been known to last longer than Edison's inventions.
The light has its own fan club, a CCTV camera and a website and if that wasn't enough, nobody knows how it still continues to burn.
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If you are imagining a really old woman with a crooked nose zapping around on a broomstick, you are imagining the wrong kind of witch. The WITCH that we're talking about is actually the Hardwell Dekatron, a 61-year-old giant calculator that looks like something right out of Star Trek. The WITCH weighs over 2.5 tons, has over 10,000 moving parts and can work relentlessly for over 80 hours in a week without making a single mistake. It is made completely out of parts that were commonly available in a 1950s telephone exchange.
The calculator was initially used for mathematical modeling at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment in Harwell. It was eventually phased out, dismantled into 50 parts and put into storage. However, in November 2012, the device was put together again and is considered to be the world's oldest working digital computer.
The light that never goes out
No, we're not talking about the light at the end of the tunnel. This is a regular filament light bulb that has been burning bright since the time of Edison himself, at a fire station in Livermore, California.
The light has achieved celebrity status and has its own Guinness World Record. It was installed in the Livermore Fire Station in 1901 and has been turned off only for about a week since then. It was designed by Adolphe Chailet whose bulb designs have been known to last longer than Edison's inventions.
The light has its own fan club, a CCTV camera and a website and if that wasn't enough, nobody knows how it still continues to burn.
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Origami So Perfect And Small, It's Shocking
1 A frog
Origami is the art of paper folding. Some origami can be simple and some can be very complex. Let's take a look at some of the smallest, cutest origami that we've ever seen.
2 This adorable Dragon
3 A rose so tiny it can be used as a setting on a ring..
via:socialexplosion.org
Origami is the art of paper folding. Some origami can be simple and some can be very complex. Let's take a look at some of the smallest, cutest origami that we've ever seen.
2 This adorable Dragon
3 A rose so tiny it can be used as a setting on a ring..
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These Amazing Places Look Magical, But You Can Find Them Here On Earth
1~ Lake Hillier, "The Pink Lake," Western Australia
This lake on the Recherche Archipelago is famed for its pink color. Scientists are still trying to figure out exactly how it gets its color. The popular theory is bacteria. And yes, you can swim in it.
2~ Rainbow Mountains, Gansu Province, China
These mountains in the Zhangye Danxia Geological Park feature multicolored striations of sandstone collected over the period of 24 million years. Erosion sculpted the mountains into impressive peaks and spires, and revealed the colors below.
3~ Antarctica
The frozen wilds of Antarctica are some of the last places on Earth not crawling with humans, and they make spectacular vistas like this possible.
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This lake on the Recherche Archipelago is famed for its pink color. Scientists are still trying to figure out exactly how it gets its color. The popular theory is bacteria. And yes, you can swim in it.
2~ Rainbow Mountains, Gansu Province, China
These mountains in the Zhangye Danxia Geological Park feature multicolored striations of sandstone collected over the period of 24 million years. Erosion sculpted the mountains into impressive peaks and spires, and revealed the colors below.
3~ Antarctica
The frozen wilds of Antarctica are some of the last places on Earth not crawling with humans, and they make spectacular vistas like this possible.
via:socialexplosion.org
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