The Most UNIQUE Woman in The World !!! [MUST READ]

           

           Woman usually look beautiful, graceful and always look attractive. The uniqueness of this woman is that there are natural and made ​​himself as obsessed with something. Because every human being is created with different, it is not natural that happen or peculiarities of every woman is unique.

Most unique woman in this world we often encounter in the Guinness World Record or record the most unique and strange woman in the world. Starting from the woman with the longest tongue, women with tattoos. Woman centipede legs, shortest woman, woman with the longest fingernails, bearded ladies and many existing profile and let us see the picture:

1. Women with Lip thickest in the World, Kristina Rei
Because of his desire has lips like lip shape her favorite cartoon character, Jessica Rabbit.kristina Rei lips willing to perform the operation

Kristina Rei.

2. The world's shortest woman, Jyoti Amge 

Women who come from India "Jyoti Amge" just to be recognized by the "Guinness World Record Officials" As the shortest woman in the world with a height of just 61.95cm

 

Jyoti Amge

3. World's tallest woman, Yao Defen 

The Highest female Chinese origin who lived until now, as recognized by the Guinness Book of Records. She has a body size of 2:33 meters (7 ft 8 in), weight 200 pounds and has a size 26 shoe (in english size). Yao giant body caused by a large tumor in the pituitary gland, which makes the production of too much growth hormone and caused excessive growth in her bones.

Yao Defen

4. Woman with the longest beard in the world, Vivian Wheeler. 

Women who live in Bakersfield, California. Vivian was born with a condition known as hypertrichosis or wolf syndrome where the hairs or excessive hair growth on the face. Additionally Vivian also born as hermaphrodite or had sex 2. But when he was little, his mother who left hypertricohisis him, and asked the doctor to take a penis in his body. The reason it was taken after the mother wants Vivian as her daughter

Vivian Wheeler.

5. Woman with the smallest Waist in the world, Cathie Jung 

This woman has the world's smallest waist just imagine her waist is only 15 inches. what is really beyond that caused this woman has such a small waist, cathie Jung told since 1983 she always wears her corset from eating sleeping shoping street road, and do not use while bathing and drying off, apparently corset is what makes this woman the slim waist .

Cathie Jung

6. Women Who Have The World's Longest Finger Nails, Lee Redmond 

Woman from Utah who has never cut her nails since 1979, has been taking care of her nails elongate and carefully until reaching a length of 8.65 meters (28 feet and 4.5 inches), and is recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as the owner of world's longest fingernails. Unfortunately in February 2009 she lost her nails in a car crash.

Lee Redmond.

7. Women With Tattoos Most in the World, Julia Gnuse 

Julia Gnuse American women is 95 percent of the skin covered with tattoos. Diverse body tattoos drawn Julia. Ranging from forest to sketch beautiful scenery.

Julia Gnuse

8. Woman mit the Most Piercing, Elaine Davidson 

Brazilian-born woman living in Inggris.Ia Holds Guinness World Record in 2000, with 462 the number of piercings, 192 of which are on the face. In 2001, the record was solved itself by increasing the number of body piercings to section 720 piercings. Nine years passed from the inauguration as a woman with the highest number of piercings, Davidson now has as many as 6,005 piercings in body parts.

Elaine Davidson.

KNOWING WHO YOU ARE? LIFE STAGES!

Life is divided into stages, and each stage compels us to make decisions that will dictate how our lives are going to be in the future. We actually encounter them everyday: whether to eat bread or rice, show up on a date or not, upgrade your cheap mobile phone or stick with it, go get married or stay single, and a whole lot more. Decisions are what drive our lives to our destiny; our choices today will be our life tomorrow. Though we may not know what lies ahead, we must be careful of whatever decisions we make. Below is a list of the biggest decisions we'll ever make. Be acquainted with them, so that when it's your turn to decide, at least you already have an idea what to choose.

1. College. Everybody says that going to college will pave a way for a fulfilling, well-paying career. This is true, though not entirely accurate. In fact, 3 of the wealthiest, most famous billionaires in the U.S. are actually college dropouts. What really matters is how you manage through life, rather than your scholastic records. Earning a degree is expensive, and you're not even sure if investing on your education is a wise decision. You might end up not seeing the return on investment for the resources you spent in the long run. But, you have to acknowledge that possessing a degree is already one step closer to fulfilling your dream.
2. Voting. Everyday we come across choices like what brand of smartphone to buy, what shoes to wear, and whom to vote. Ever since our formative years, there has already been a tradition of electing our class officers who will take care of class affairs and responsibilities. As we grow old, the jurisdiction expands from the classroom to the country as a whole. In casting our votes, we have our own reasons, and I suppose the greatest of all is for the betterment of our society. Each and every vote is precious, for it will determine the fate of the country and how it will be judged by history. It all starts by exercising your right to vote.
3. Getting married. Aside from honoring the sanctity of marriage, it is also regarded as a legally binding contract with serious implications in cases of breaching the said contract. The question remains, "Why get married?" Isn't it enough that you are happy dating someone? If it doesn't go well, then it's easy to break up. But under marriage, a divorce is needed, which can drain an individual's wealth. Studies also show that being in an unhappy marriage causes as much damage to the heart as a smoking habit. Marriage can be dangerous for your health, and divorce can be dangerous for your wealth. So before tying the knot, think carefully.
4. Having a baby. The ability to reproduce is one of the characteristics of life. Without reproduction, the earth will just be a desolate place uninhabited by living organisms, so we reproduce. Actually too much of this has already led to overpopulation in some areas. Anyway, before deciding to have a baby, you first have to understand the demands of parenthood per se. There are physical, mental, emotional, and not to forget, financial aspects that are needed to be met before introducing a new life here in this world. Make sure you are capable of raising a child, or else things could go ugly.
5. Aiming for a promotion. Every one of us wants to reach the top, realize his potential, be respected, and leave a legacy. We have to keep moving forward, or else we will be left behind. To be stagnant in the same position at the same salary is a sign of failure because that is a sign that we failed to climb the corporate ladder. However, promotion is actually a choice that we have to make. It's not something unknown that the more you go up, the more it gets harder: your accountability expands and you gain more responsibilities. And the higher you go, the harder you fall if all else fails.
6. Buying a house. Owning a house is everybody's dream. Having a house in your possession is one of the best determinants to pronounce financial stability. A home is also an opportunity to erect a firm foundation for building a family. This is a very big investment, so decide well before closing the deal.
7. Retiring. Many people picture retirement as a time when all they have to do is relax to rest their weary minds and bodies from many years of hard work. But for the few, this isn't how they see their retirement to be; some see their work as their source of happiness. That's the reason why there are some who continue with their careers even though they are already physically senile. But of course, it's always their choice. The rule of thumb is, "Do whatever makes you happy."

The way things will turn out in your life is entirely up to you. You can screw your life or manage to be a success, and everything depends on you. Though we may have different dreams and aspirations, the point of living is making sure that what we do makes us genuinely happy.

How to Hang Photography Art Canvas & Photo Prints *MUST READ!!!

Hanging photos in your home can be a task and hard subject if you don't have much knowledge on what sort of photos and how big or small you need them to be in the first place. This is a tricky thing if you're a beginner and especially if you have never done it before but not to worry as here is a few tips to help you on your way to making your home into a wonderful work of art and stunning gallery.

If you're going to be hanging canvas prints in the home then it would be advised to use the techniques that you use when hanging your ordinary photo framed artwork to as one main tip to remember when hanging something, let's say over your fire place then you need to make sure that the item you hang over the fire place is not bigger that the shelf or fireplace. So for instance if you have a 100cm long fire place then it's one good thing to remember that if you're looking to have a canvas print made from a photograph or if you're going to hang an actual photo frame then try to get a frame that is slightly smaller, so let's say something around 80cm would do the trick. So that way it's not too small for the large fireplace and also it's not to big on your wall so that it makes it look out of place above the fireplace. This is easy yet very major tip you need to keep in mind when putting artwork about your main focal point in a sitting room.

So one good tip to remember when hanging any canvas printing artwork on your walls would be to always hang them at eye level. Not just canvas prints but any sort of artwork at all needs to hang at eye level unless you are in some kind of dining room were people will be seated a lot them you can get away with hanging them a bit lower but if you're in another room or any room for that matter and they are hung to high or too low then they may look out of place. So basically just above half way up your wall and then try and canter the canvas photo as much as you can. This will give it a lot of positive presence like it belongs were it is on your wall.
 

Now i know this may sound a little silly but try and get a photo printed on to canvas that you really love no matter what. The reason why i say this is you might like a photo because of a silly occasion and you think to yourself i can get this printed as a canvas photo print but then as you age you may not like that photo anymore so you should try and get a photo printed that means a lot to you and that you know you will love even after so many years. Of course canvas printing can be used for so many different things and not just for home decoration so you can actually utilize canvas photo printing in any way you like with any image or photo you like but in and around the home the most popular photo canvas prints that look great almost automatically would be family portraits or pictures of you and your loved ones on holiday, those sort of photos never grow old and always look amazing printed on canvas.

10 Women WITH "SEXIEST LIPS" IN THE WORLD !!!

10 Women WITH sexiest lips in the world 

Have you ever seen 10 women sexiest lips in the world? Here's the answer. Research shows that the greater the hormone estrogen which is owned by a woman, the more solid and better the woman's lip shape. The research also found that the hormone estrogen affects the aggressive spirit of a woman,. nah lo! so, here are the top 10 female celebrities who've selected the world based on "Greatest Kiss Challenge" from Netflix that weve known for super sexy lips.

#10 Nina Moric

 

#9 Jessica Alba

 

#8 Eva Mendes

 

#7 Christina Aguiler

 
#6 Scarlett Johansson

 

#5 Rachel Bilson

 

#4 Rihanna

 

#3 Jessica Biel

 
#2 Megan Fox

 

#1 Angelina Jolie

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THE BIGGEST FROG IN THE WORLD!!!!

THE BIGGEST FROG IN THE WORLD!!!!
 
Its name is Goliath Frog (Conraua goliath). Habitat in Benito River, Cameroon, West Africa (near Gabon). Length can reach 33 cm (without extended feet) and can weigh up to 3.3 kg.. Children in Africa seem familiar and take it as pet. Usually our pets are cats or dogs. African have giant frog as their pet.

But their number decreased, due to habitat destruction and most of them to be preserved in exchange ornaments or pets. About 300 goliath, on export to foreign countries each year.

Scientific name: Conraua goliath
Life Age: 15 years
Food: Scorpions, Insect, Beetle smaller

Here's its picture:

 
 

15 Weirdest Video Games Ever Created

The world of video games is nothing short of creative. Starting back in the early 1980s, when graphics were limited, both developers and players had to use their imaginations to ensure enticing gameplay. And, as games have become more sophisticated, ideas about what games should be have become increasingly complex. Now, you can create just about anything.

With that said, many games have gone the route of completely weird, and even off-the-wall insane.

From their concept to their graphics to their gameplay, there are so many aspects of weird and quirky games that are indescribable. Here is a roundup of some of the weirdest games in history, starting all the way back with Atari. Some are incongruous, others are head-scratching, and still others may terrify you a bit. But all of these games are real, and really, really odd.

What’s your favorite weird or quirky game? Let us know in the comments.

1. Atari 2600: Sneak n’ Peek

Back in the rough days of Atari, anyone could try to make a game about pretty much anything. This is why Sneak n’ Peek exists: no self-respecting game development company would make a game based on hide and seek.

Yes, hide and seek. One person has the option of hiding in a room or sneaking out the door to another room, and the other person stumbles around looking for the person who is hiding until the timer runs out. The limited graphics on this game also make it very difficult to play (where are the hiding spots?), so odds are you’ll awkwardly flail around until the time runs out.

Sneak n’ Peek is one of the few games that’s actually better accomplished in the real world, so if you're thinking about playing, you're probably better off just going outside.

2. NES: Zombie Nation

The year is 1999. An alien meteor named Darc Seed crashes in Nevada, rapidly turning all American people into zombies. You are the world’s only hope: a disembodied ghost head of a samurai named Namakubi. You must float through American cities, destroying buildings with eyeballs and vomit while catching hostages falling from the wreckage.

Yes, this is, in fact, the plot to a real game. Zombie Nation is a cult-hit Famicom port from Japanese developer Meldac that brings the side-scrolling shooter genre to a weird and gross new height. As challenging as it is confusing, the high point of this game is the chance to take down an animated, evil Statue of Liberty.

3. SNES: UniRacers

One of the only games to be developed specifically by the console manufacturer, UniRacers was made by Nintendo of America in 1994 to supposedly make a statement that the SNES could handle high speed and intense graphics that Sega claimed it could not. How that was supposed to be solved by anthropomorphic racing unicycles, I’m not entirely sure.

The nature of UniRacers aside, the racing elements of the game are actually really fun. Of course, you have to get past the weird living unicycle bit to get there. The game is a perfectly kooky encapsulation of what the video game company thought was "extreme."

4. Sega Genesis: Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker

Speaking of extreme, Sega was showing off its graphics capabilities in an inexplicable company-funded launch title, Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker. Based on the King of Pop’s music video collection and short film, Moonwalker has two objectives:

1. Save little kids hiding in closets.
2. Fight criminals with your smooth dance skills.

The ridiculousness of this game is only amplified when you use Jackson’s "special" move, which forces all enemies on screen to break into a serious dance sequence. The game has some great music (Jackson’s, naturally), but it is just too bizarre. There's even a crotch-grabbing move. Yikes.

5. Sega CD: Panic!

Panic! is a special kind of game that never stops being weird. Set in an armageddon-like scenario full of crazed machines, you play a young boy in red overalls who becomes trapped in the mainframe after being sucked in through his — you guessed it — Sega CD.

The gameplay of Panic! is incredibly simple — you teleport to a room and push buttons found on a given controller. The catch is, you have no clue what the button will do. Sometimes, it will teleport you into another room, but others will put you through a gag cut scene dependent on the theme of the room (like a vacuum sucking out all the color of a scene or a chemical from a chemistry set turning you temporarily into a gorilla) that resets your choice in the room. Twenty-five buttons are “booby traps,” and when you unfortunately press them, you’ll set off a bomb at a designated monument such as the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty.

This game is as random as it gets, but it never ceases to elicit a chuckle.

6. N64: Clay Fighter 63 1/3

The Clay Fighter series is an extended parody of virtually every fighting game that’s ever existed, and the franchise’s magnum opus, Clay Fighter 63 1/3, is the most nonsensical of them all. An obvious affront to the the use of "64" in names (Mario 64 and Starfox 64, for example), Clay Fighter 63 1/3 is goofy, messed up and full of odd clay characters. Santa in a sumo suit? Sure. A mutant made of taffy? Why not? What do you expect from a franchise that spotlights Earthworm Jim and BoogerMan?

Clay Fighter 63 1/3 has a sick sense of humor — it’s as close as you’ll ever get to an early raunchy title from Nintendo.There are farts, vomit, rubber chickens and mutant bunny rabbits galore. Oh, and fighting too. 

7. Dreamcast: Samba De Amigo

A monkey with maracas! Happy fun Latin music! Samba De Amigo is peppy and upbeat; it also made you prone for wild flailing in your living room before the Wii was in vogue. Playing this game feels like you're on hallucinogenic drugs — and people watching you flick around maracas to match the monkey’s movements will probably think so too.

The weirdest thing about Samba De Amigo for the Dreamcast isn’t even the game itself. It’s the setup for playing the game that’s difficult. Each maraca is plugged separately into a bar at the player’s feet, and the bar uses sensors to triangulate where the maracas are in relation to it.

Long story short: you look incredibly goofy playing Samba De Amigo.

8. PlayStation: Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee

Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee is super weird, but in a good way. You play as Abe, a slave working at RuptureFarms, an alien meatpacking company. Abe is happy at his job until he finds out that he and his race of people, the Mukodon, are going to be slaughtered. Then a big head comes down to tell him that he is destined to rescue the workers from the factory.

The gameplay from this first installment of the Oddworld is bizarre, challenging and even a bit scary. Not only must you solve difficult and life threatening puzzles, but you must learn how to communicate with fellow Mukodons to help save their lives.

9. Xbox: Playboy: The Mansion

Throw Rollercoaster Tycoon, The Sims and back issues of Playboy into a blender, and you end up with Playboy: The Mansion. Inexplicably starring a young Hugh Hefner in a universe where the Playboy Mansion already exists, the game is meant to walk through the history of Playboy.

Instead, it all plays like an odd version of The Sims with a Playboy reskin. The goal is to make the magazine, but also to form “relationships” with the business partners and romantic interests that flit in and out of Hugh’s life. The only difference, of course, is the amount of nudity. Both confusing and boring, it’s a wonder that Playboy: The Mansion even exists in the first place.

10. PlayStation 2: Katamari Damacy

Thankfully, there is plenty of proof that "weird" doesn't equal "bad" in gaming. Katamari Damacy is a delightful, funny and clever action puzzler that uses its extreme weirdness — rolling up everything on earth into a giant ball to replace the moon — to its advantage.

The purpose of the game is simple: Just roll up everything that you can into a crazy sticky ball. The bigger the ball gets, the bigger you get, and the bigger things you can roll into the ball. It’s kooky fun, but its bizarre play-style has earned it a passionate cult following.

11. Gamecube: Cubivore

Life for the animals is hard: Either you’re the hunter, the prey, or sometimes you're stuck in the middle. That’s the dilemma that plagues Cubivore, except instead of animals, you're little squares with flappy appendages. And you’re trying to mutate as fast as you can to get as many mates as you can so your family can become rulers of the wild.

Does that make any sense to you? Me neither.

But Cubivore is fun in its sheer simplicity — all you have to do is eat, and you’ll be strong enough to take on everyone else. 

12. Xbox 360: Space Giraffe

According to creators Jeff Minter and Ivan Zorin, Space Giraffe is supposed to be inspired by popular Atari tube-shooter Tempest, but to the naked eye it looks like the Xbox took acid.

With a bunch of random colors, high contrast, and shifting gameplay, you have to concentrate hard to make any sense of the situation. There’s pulsing lights, rave music and an occasional mooing sound to indicate you’ve earned a power up, but beyond that it seems like a seizure.

But if you can make it to the end of a level, there is an encouraging message: "CONGRATURATION! YOU SUCCESS! A WINNER IS YOU!"

13. Nintendo Wii: Rhythm Heaven: Fever

The mind of Japanese game designer Yoshio Sakamoto must be super-duper twisted. The WarioWare creator is known for making game scenarios gross (sniffing up snot!) and ridiculous, proving himself as the considerably more kooky counterpart to Nintendo enigma Shigeru Miyamoto.

Rhythm Heaven: Fever is a perfect example of Sakamoto's addictive, ridiculous gameplay. The objectives are simple — press the buttons at the right time to keep the rhythm as best as you can. But the scenarios are very eccentric: Whether its flipping around like a seal, kicking balls away from gophers or posing in front of paparazzi as a famous luchador, the goofiness of the game is adorable, charming and unbelievably fun.

14. PlayStation 3: Catherine

Finally, the most bizarre game available for the PlayStation 3 was actually one of the highest-rated and most beloved games of 2011. Part-dating sim, part-platform puzzler and part-horror show, Catherine is best enjoyed when you have no idea what’s going on, but you’ll stick around for the difficult and mind-bending gameplay.

Vincent Brooks begins to have serious nightmares after his girlfriend, Katherine (with a 'K'), begins to pressure him on marriage. When he meets the beautiful and mysterious Catherine (with a 'C') and begins an affair with her, the nightmares get more intense. By day, the player navigates Vincent through the challenging task of juggling two women while deciding his fate. By night, the player must frantically climb a staircase tower while being chased by a giant baby, or disembodied hands stabbing the tower with a fork.

It’s quirky, clever and even a little stressful, but Catherine is a super-playable weird game.

15. Sega Dreamcast's Seaman

As a new pet owner, the player is given the responsibility of caring for and learning about the enigmatic "Seaman" species, using a replica of the discoverer's laboratory. The player must figure everything out by themselves, such as appropriate care, with some guidance from the narrator Leonard Nimoy (as himself).

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