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What Will Hollywood Look Like in 2026?

What will today's star kids look like in 20 years? We asked a forensic imagingspecialist to blend mom and dad's features together to find out. Click oneach pic to watch these celebrity babies morph into future babes!

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Chinese Ladies Doing Football

Look at these hot and gorgeous ladies playing football...

What are they looking at!

Self Stirring Mug: No Spoon Required

This is a very cool mug to have if you are so busy to waste few valuable seconds stirring your coffee with a spoon!

 

this mug has a miniature battery-operated propeller at the bottom of the well that spins at 3,000 rpms at the touch of a button on the handle, automatically stirring your beverage and eliminating the need to dispose of stirrers or find a place to leave coffee-dampened spoons. At your command the propeller re-stirs mugs of hot chocolate, coffee, or tea, preventing chocolate or sugar from settling out of solution, and overcoming the traditional challenge of adequately mixing honey in a hot drink.

 

The mug includes a lid to keep contents from spilling and to retain heat, and the lid can be placed underneath the mugs base as an impromptu coaster. The mug is lightweight injection-molded plastic sheathed in a stainless steel exterior. Requires two AA batteries.

 

This mug is available at $30 for two mugs at Hammacher Schlemmer. The mug also requires 2 x AA batteries.

 

I also found another similar mug from Initial Ideas that is sold for $23 are requires 2 x AAA batteries.

 

Source: http://www.fahad.com/

U might need really big balls if you drive a huge truck

If you've got a really big truck, you might need
really big balls.

That's behind a growing fad hitting Edmonton streets.
Made from hard plastic, the big, dangling testicles are being found tied beneath the rear bumpers of local trucks - by picture-hanging wire, zip ties and shoelaces.

"Putting male genitalia on your truck ... makes it a man truck, instead of any old truck," said Amy Kaler, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Alberta.

"I don't think it's rocket science. People take their genitals as kind of being the core of sexual identity.

Complete article here...