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photoshop disaster + ça perd un peu de son interet si on ne sait pas qu'il sagit d'Heidi Klum

 
Designers, why u no make des chaussures qui tiennent au pied??  
 
 
 

(John Galliano  )


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Vodianovna!    
Et un portrait a 1500$ de Snoop dogg en mégots et cannabis!

*mal à la tête*
 
Je dois passer un examen public diplomant sous peu et bien que ce soit de la science, je sens que je vais me ramasser grave sur l'écriture  

C'pas interdit la vente de drogue ?

en sciences, on vous demande de connaitre autre chose que quelques formules maintenant    

Tout est autorisé dans l'art même le mauvais gout  

Nan même pas toutes les formules !  
 
En bonus, un Samoyede !

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Tout ça grace à ce mec :

 

Les fans de BD Comic-Con 2011
 

2. Janet Esteves (des Etats-Unis) a recueilli le plus grand ensemble d'objets avec Mickey Mouse - 2760 il a des choses différentes - au moment de Décembre 11, 2008. La collection a été collecté en 1960. (Paul Michael Hughes / Guinness World Record

3. John Cassidy a créé le plus grand avion de modèle avec des ballons. (Richard Bradbury / Guinness World Records)

4. Le plus long nez dans le monde - 8,8 cm du front à la pointe - appartient à Mehmet Ozureku (de Turquie). Nez a été mesurée sur l'ensemble du programme «Voir Lo dei record» à Rome le 18 Mars 2010. (Paul Michael Hughes / Guinness World Records)

5. Longest la langue chez le chien - 11,43 cm - appartient à Puggy - Pékinois Becky Stanford (Etats-Unis à partir). Les mesures ont été effectuées dans une clinique vétérinaire «Avondale Haslet Animal Clinic», au Texas, le 8 mai 2009, quand Puggy avait neuf ans. (Paul Michael Hughes / Guinness World Records)

6. Le plus grand nombre de tubules, qui ait jamais poussé dans votre bouche - 400. Cela a été fait par Simon Elmore, de l'Allemagne, qui les ont tenus pendant 10 secondes sur le plateau de l'émission «'n' Mark Simon Show» au Sollhubene, la Bavière, le 6 août 2009. (John Wright / Guinness World Records)

9. Plus lourde limousine - "Midnight Rider" pèse 22 933 kg. Sa longueur est de 21,3 mètres et une hauteur de 4,1 mètre. Limousine construit Michael Machado et Pamela Barthélemy (des Etats-Unis) en Californie. Il a commencé le 3 Septembre 2004. (Paul Michael Hughes / Guinness World Records)

Merci de me l'avoir dit.

Circumcision of girls in Indonesia
Date: 18/07/2011  
Categories: Religion | Comments (248)  
Tags: infertility , Middle  
 
Continuing the rubric of "post from the past": Today, female circumcision is prevalent in 30 countries, mostly in the Middle East and Africa. Doctors who perform female circumcision, saying that there are many reasons for this procedure - from religious beliefs to prevent cervical cancer. However, this is not enough good reasons to endanger women's health, and in particular child. Often the healing process is long and can be mixed. The procedure itself can cause bleeding and infertility, and sometimes even leads to death.
In honor of the birthday of Prophet Muhammad 284 families from Jakarta have the material means to ensure that their daughter took part in a mass circumcision. The winner of numerous photographic competitions, Stephanie Sinclair visits a ceremony and invites us to look at the harrowing footage.
 

1. 9-month-old girl waiting for their turn to be circumcised. (Stephanie Sinclair)

2. Family 284 girls who received money for mass circumcision in honor of the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. The girls and their families gathered in the great hall before the ceremony, which traditionally begins with a prayer. (Stephanie Sinclair)

3. One of the girls prepare for the procedure of circumcision. (Stephanie Sinclair)

4. In Asia, female circumcision is still a living tradition in some communities in the Philippines, Malaysia, Pakistan and Indonesia. Also, it is practiced in the United Arab Emirates, South Yemen , Oman and Bahrain . In Latin America, female circumcision can be found in Brazil, Eastern Mexico and Peru. (Stephanie Sinclair)

6. Doctors use the scissors to cut the hood and the head of the clitoris. World Health Organization considers the ritual useless, and condemns it. (Stephanie Sinclair)

8. Doctors prepare tools for the circumcision procedure in elementary school. (Stephanie Sinclair)

9. In some countries where female circumcision is practiced, it is believed that if a woman has not passed through this trial, it means that it is unclean, too excited and can not properly deal with the economy. It is also believed that an uncircumcised woman could give birth to a boy. (Stephanie Sinclair)

10. One of the girls after circumcision. (Stephanie Sinclair)

12. Since 1997, Egypt banned female circumcision, except for cases of "medical necessity". Some doctors continue to do operations using this excuse. The operation, carried out at home the midwife is much cheaper than in the clinic. That is why many people choose this method, although it often leads to lethal outcomes, as the operation proceeds without disinfection and anesthesia. (Stephanie Sinclair)

La petite sorcière n'est pas très PG-12  

fail, il ne regarde pas du bon côté sur la 6°  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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1. Herbert Chavez posant avec les chiffres en taille réelle Superman à son domicile à Laguna Kalamba. Chavez - le propriétaire de costumes stocke deux, il a fait une série de chirurgie plastique sur son nez, les joues, les lèvres et le menton, et même changé la couleur d'être comme son héros - Superman. En conséquence, désormais son visage n'est pas comme le fait qu'il avait auparavant. (REUTERS / Cheryl Ravel)

Il lui manque un peu de synthol dans les biceps

LEAP FOR JOY: A customer jumped into the arms of an Apple employee outside the Apple store in Covent Garden in London Friday to celebrate his purchase of the new iPhone 4S, which went on sale in the U.K., U.S., Canada, Australia, France, Germany and Japan Friday. (Kirsty Wigglesworth/Associated Press)
 

BOWING DOWN: A woman begged for money on Tverskaya Street in Moscow Friday. The number of people in Russia living below the poverty line has grown by about two million in the first six months of 2011, according to new figures released by the state statistics service. (Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP/Getty Images)
 

ALLOWED TO STAY: An Occupy Wall Street protestor pressed his head into a police officer’s chest in New York Friday. The company that owns the park at the center of the Occupy Wall Street movement postponed a planned cleaning of the site, a New York City deputy mayor said early Friday. (John Minchillo/Associated Press)
 

COUNT CAREFULLY: A trader checked an account book amid stacked boxes of apples at a wholesale fruit market on the outskirts of Jammu in Indian-administered Kashmir, Friday. (Mukesh Gupta/Reuters)
 

SPIN CITY: Dario Franchitti of Scotland, driver of the #10 Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara Honda, drove a parade lap down the Las Vegas Boulevard Strip Thursday as a preview to the IndyCar World Series Championship. (Getty Images for IndyCar)
 

BIG STASH: A police officer stood guard by seized packages of cocaine that were shown to the press in Puerto Gaitan, Colombia, Thursday. Police say they seized more than six tons of cocaine during a raid on a laboratory in the rural area. (William Fernando Martinez/Associated Press)
 

 
"Réunissons-vous pour mutiler les enfants"  
 
 Pauvres gamins    
 

TAKE A LEAP: A worker leapt over stacked sacks of grain at a wholesale market in Chandigarh, India, Thursday. India’s food-price index rose 9.32% since October 2010, according to newly released government data. (Ajay Verma/Reuters)
 

FUEL FIRE: A boy looked at smoke rising from an Afghanistan-bound NATO fuel truck that was attacked by gunmen near Shikarpur, Pakistan, Thursday. The attackers set several fuel trucks on fire. (Nadeem Soomro/Reuters)
 

THE CAT’S MEOW: Ben Kiff, 20 years old, wore a cat suit as he waited in line Thursday to purchase an iPhone 4S at an Apple store on London’s Regent Street. The Apple fan said he planned to come to every launch dressed as a different animal. (National News/Zuma Press)
 

DISTRESSED: Police officers consoled each other in Lower Burrell, Pa., Wednesday. Charles Post allegedly shot Officer Derek Kotecki at a Dairy Queen as officers tried to arrest Mr. Post, who was wanted in connection with another shooting earlier in the month. Mr. Post was then fatally shot. (Eric Felack/Valley News/Associated Press)
 

RUNNING FREE: Herdsmen rounded up horses on a farm in Zhaosu County, Xinjiang, China, Thursday. (Liu Jun/Xinhua/Zuma Press)
 

BANK VIGIL: Thousands of Korea Exchange Bank employees protested Thursday in Seoul over the sale of a controlling stake in their bank to Hana Financial Group. U.S. private-equity group Lone Star Funds agreed to sell its 51.02% stake in the bank to Hana. (Ahn Young-joon/Associated Press)
 

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vu l’assiduité avec laquelle elle fréquente le forum, je me la poutrerais bien celle là    

Croatia's fans run to escape a fire caused by a flammable device thrown at them during a Euro 2012 Group F qualifying soccer match against Greece at Karaiskaki stadium in Piraeus near Athens October 7, 2011. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis

A dog sits near a man on a wheelchair in a home for the elderly in Masaya, about 25 km (16 miles) from Managua, October 3, 2011. Around 52 elderly people, mostly abandoned by their relatives, live in the retirement home called San Antonio that was built in 1911. Picture taken October 3, 2011. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas

The newly inaugurated skyscraper tower of Huaxi village is seen in Huaxi village, Jiangsu province, October 7, 2011. Huaxi, also know as China's richest village, celebrates its 50th anniversary with the inauguration of a massive 328-meters (1,076 feet) high skyscraper that screams for attention from its lowly skyline. A solid gold bull weighing a tonne also greets visitors at a viewing area on the 60th-floor of the tower, a testament to the wealth of the village. In Huaxi, every family has at least a house, a car, and $250,000 in the bank and enjoys universal health care and free education. Officials from elsewhere in China tour Huaxi to find out how this once sleepy village, with just 576 residents in the 1950s, is now so rich and why non-local businessmen would donate million-dollar factories to buy the privilege of a local residence permit. Picture take on October 7, 2011. REUTERS/Carlos Barria

An elephant helps people moving with their belongings through a flooded area in Ayutthaya province October 8, 2011. Thailand has been hit by massive flooding caused by a tropical storm followed by seasonal monsoon rains, which usually fall from August to October. At least 244 people have been killed in floods in Thailand since mid-July, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang

Michael Jackson's children (L-R) Blanket, Prince and Paris stand on stage during the Michael Forever tribute concert, which honours late pop icon Michael Jackson, at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales October 8, 2011. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh

Competitors take part in the North American Wife Carrying Championship at Sunday River Ski Resort in Newry, Maine October 8, 2011. The annual event, which draws teams across the U.S. and Canada, involves male competitors racing in an obstacle track while carrying a female teammate each. REUTERS/Herb Swanson

Dogs are evacuated from the flooded area of Thailand's Ayutthaya province October 9, 2011. Thailand's Department of Prevention and Mitigation said on Sunday at least 261 people have been killed and four are still missing due to the flooding which started in mid July. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom

Singer Paul McCartney and bride Nancy Shevell arrive for after their marriage ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London October 9, 2011. Former Beatle Paul McCartney will wed for the third time on Sunday when he and New York heiress Nancy Shevell are married in a civil ceremony in London, British newspapers reported. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor

Patrick Pendville, founder of Animatrans, shows a resin mask depicting the face of a dead pet dog in his shop in Brussels September 30, 2011. Animatrans has been organizing funerals for pets and other animals since 1995, and for the past five years, the company has been providing more personalised services. Owners, who want to keep lasting mementos of their pets, could choose to keep their ashes or erect tombs in a dedicated cemetery for animals. Clients could also have their dead pets stuffed by a taxidermist and even request to create resin masks depicting the faces of their pets. Picture taken on September 30, 2011. REUTERS/Yves Herman

People watch as a diver with the French fire brigade rescues a cow that was trapped in a river after it slipped from its banks in Salome, northern France, October 10, 2011. A team of divers and fire fighters worked for several hours to rescue the cow from the river and get it safely onto land. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol

The Berliner Dom cathedral is pictured during a rehearsal for the upcoming festival of lights in Berlin October 11, 2011. Several landmarks of the German capital, including boulevards, squares, towers, historical and modern buildings, will be illuminated during the festival that runs from October 12 till 23. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz

Unmarried men stand in a group as they watch women dance during the Dussehra festival in the remote village of Siyani, where they also live and work in, about 140km (86 miles) west of Gujarat's capital Ahmedabad, October 4, 2011. Siyani is typical of many Indian villages and may be an indicator of things to come as India's male to female ratio declines. The village has some 350 unmarried men over the age of 35 - and hundreds more under 35 - because there aren't enough women to marry. Many women have also left to look elsewhere for grooms with more money and better prospects. Census data released earlier this year revealed there are 914 girls for every 1,000 boys born - a sharp fall since 2001 when the ratio was 933 girls for every 1000 boys. Picture taken on October 4, 2011. REUTERS/Vivek Prakash

putaing ! Olive et Marius !
Vé con ..

L'Islam, what else ?

A member of the Occupy Wall Street movement, Raven (R), gets a shave from Larry Left who is contributing his barber skills to the movement, in Zuccotti Park near the financial district of New York October 12, 2011. Hundreds of activists gathered a month ago in the Manhattan park two blocks from Wall Street to vent their anger at what they see as the excesses of New York financiers, whom they blame for the economic crisis that has struck countless ordinary Americans and reverberated across the global economy. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

A member of the Mongolian army adjusts the uniforms of State Palace honor guards as they stand in line before an official welcoming ceremony for visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Ulan Bator October 13, 2011. Merkel is in Ulan Bator on a one-day visit to Mongolia. REUTERS/Carlos Barria

Internally displaced Somalis wait to receive food rations from al-Qaeda at the Ala-yasir IDP camp for al Shabaab militias in Lower Shabelle, 50 km (31 miles) south of Somalia's capital Mogadishu, October 13, 2011. Somalia's insurgents al Shabaab and al-Qaeda distributed food to starving internally displaced people in one of the largest IDPs camps administered by al Shabaab in K50, Lower Shabelle region. REUTERS/Feisal Omar

A plane nosedives into the ground during an air show in Pucheng county, northwest China's Shaanxi Province in this still image taken from video October 14, 2011. There are no reports of casualties, but witnesses said they saw the pilot was ejected before the fighter jet fell, according to local media reports. The fighter jet FBC-1, also known as Flying Leopard, is manufactured by the Xi'an Aircraft Industry Corp. REUTERS/CCTV via Reuters TV

Storm clouds gather over a temple in Nonthaburi province, on the outskirts of Bangkok October 14, 2011. Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra tried to reassure residents of Bangkok on Friday that the capital should largely escape the flooding that has devastated a third of the country since July, as work to strengthen its defences continued. At least 289 people have been killed around the country by heavy monsoon rain, floods and mudslides since late July. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom

But hey it's chaturday !!!
 

bah encore une tradition qui fout le camp sur ce forum, comme le reste d'ailleurs ...

Vas-y explique avant que j'aille voir?  

Crâne défoncé.

accident d'une fille en Porsche, n'y va pas, c'est vraiment moche.

J'ai googlé "porsche girl"    
 

 
Tout fout l'camp!

Personnellement, j'apprécie pas cette image, déjà pour avoir déjà vécus l'électrification, la présentation des enfants pour ce genre de chose.

C'est une série de photos faites pour dénoncer les atrocités faites par les hommes, comme ici, les tortures en Irak par l'armée américaine.