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’ve written about some scary designs before, but I never thought it would be in the form of a carnival ride. Since my heart would beat out of my chest, I probably wouldn’t play tennis on this tennis court, and I wouldn’t let my child play on this playground. Oh, and I wouldn’t swim in this deadly swimming pool either. However, I would definitely like to take a ride on this Ferris wheel because even though it looks like the ride of death, it’s all an intricate optical illusion.

Timbaland returned and released the video for new single "Pass At Me". With him in the recording part and David Guetta Pitbull.



BODY TRANSFORMATIONS
The new season of "Dancing With the Stars" is in full swing and fans are already picking their cast favorites. The real victors, though, are the stars who use their dance partners as personal trainers and slim down by the end of their run on the show. This season all signs point to Chaz Bono being named best in shape, but click through to see who else has danced off the pounds.



Misheard music lyrics

They're singing what? With the often fast-talking Red Hot Chili Peppers' new album release, we were reminded of songs we've sung forever, only to find out we've been belting out the wrong lyrics. Did you know this phenomenon actually has a name? Misheard lyrics are called mondegreens. Read on to see some of the most common mondegreens to top the music charts.

 The amazing collection of fun of art.

Yesterday, at Union Square in New York was installed a bronze sculpture of an elephant , 26 feet tall, created by Spanish artist Miguel Barcelo. Wrinkled elephant balancing upside down on his long trunk with a steel pipe attached to a steel base. Pay attention to his sagging skin, randomly spread out the huge legs, and drooping ears. It's all designed to emphasize its challenging gravity position. The sculpture is called "Grandma elephant" . The sculpture will be on display until May, it is Malborou gallery.

 The amazing collection of home phones are very modren.

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