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Has someone been a bad kitty? Is this a case of feline hazing? Or do these lil’ scamps take turns in the improvised hammock/swing? One can only guess what’s really behind this scene of playful mayhem. Perhaps someone ate too much catnip and went on a scratching binge, or left a little “present” in someone’s bed, and required a little punishment. At any rate, it’s certainly better than this asshole.
Built in the 10 century in Abhaneri, India, the Chand Baori well was a great solution for the water problems back then. With the harsh weather conditions of the region, people were forced to dig ever deeper to find water. The amazing step wall building is a great example of the architectural excellence present in India a millennium ago. Chand Baori is one of the deepest step wells in India, with 3500 narrow steps and 100 feet deep (approximately the size of a 13-storey building). You might also know the fountain from being featured in the movie “The Fall“.
I hate car alarms for the simple fact that they have the tendency to start screaming when I’m in the middle of a hot dream. That is why we’re going to take a look at some alternative car alarms, when a new car alarm often costs more than the car itself. So here are 10 of the oddest car alarms we came across.
If I would have been a church-goer, I would have said this is a sign from God. Since I don’t believe in supernatural, I’ll just settle for the term “bizarre weather occurrence”, captured on film in Madeira, a Portuguese archipelago in the north Atlantic Ocean. The photographer has yet to discover what was under that spotlight.
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