5 Photos That Will Make Your Stomach Drop

 5 Photos That Will Make Your Stomach DropI believe each and every one of us has this secret desire to be extremely adventurous and do some death-defying stunts even just for a day, or two. Realistically, only a few people on this planet have the guts to push themselves and feel the rush of excitement from stunts that will definitely make your stomach drop.Luckily, for the rest of us, we can get a little dose of excitement through real and genuine photos that captured moments of intense adventure.Here are 5 photos that will absolutely make your stomach drop. Enjoy! 1. Cliff Camping
When we say camping, what usually comes out of our mind is an outdoor activity where families or friends hang out at a nice park for a day trip, picnic and other recreational activities. Of course, it wouldn’t be called “camping” without spending a night in the open air or a tent. Well, this one has a different twist. Just imagine yourself “camping” while being suspended in mid-air with only a few ropes attached to the cliff, keeping you from plunging to an uncertain death. Cliff camping will definitely make your day extra special and exciting.2. Skywalking in the AlpsThe Alps are regarded as one of the greatest mountain range systems in the world, extending almost 1,200 kilometers with its highest peak at 15,771ft.Now, imagine “skywalking” through the mighty Alps. While it probably feels incredible up there, it is definitely not an ideal activity if you ar afraid of heights. 3. Portaledge Camping at YosemiteRock climbers usually use a portaledge or a hanging tent system to spend a night or two during their big mountain climbs. Whenever bad weather is on the horizon, a portaledge serves as a shelter for the climbing party.Rock climbers usually use a portaledge or a hanging tent system to spend a night or two during their big mountain climbs. Today, portaledge camping at Yosemite attracts hundreds of visitors to experience the thrill of being suspended hundreds of feet above the ground. Although there have been reported cases of injuries and near-death experiences for some climbers, there are still quite a good number who are willing to take the risk.Redwoods are record holders for being the tallest and largest tree in the world. It’s no wonder some Daredevil would climb such a massive tree! People who thirst for thrill and excitement looks at it as another challenge they should overcome. Probably not all would have the guts to climb such an enormous tree but for those who do, kudos to your great spirit!Sitting on a rock with a jaw-dropping elevation of 1,982ft from the ground will definitely make your heart go crazy! Imagine the strong breeze brushing your face while looking at the panoramic view of the lake and mountain across the horizon!

5 of the Worst Selfies of all Time

When Selfies Fight BackBehold the selfie; that bold and wonderful homage to narcissism. What did we all do before we had iPhones and could take photos of ourselves anywhere at any time no matter the circumstances or if good taste was involved? How did we manage to not snap a quick shot in front of a burning building, at someone’s funeral, or in a public bathroom as the guy next to us was taking a whiz? We shutter (rim shot) to think what modern life would be like if we couldn’t document the amazing, the frightening, the absurd.And speaking of absurd, here are 5 of the worst selfies of all time.








We’re hoping this is not a joke, that this person actually exists, and that they were 100% “for real” when they took this selfie. The pink smart phone gives us hope that indeed SuperFem is real and out there, somewhere, perhaps snapping a selfie wearing a flowered pillowcase and holding a giant pink stapler right this very minute. We may never know the true identity, or gender, of SuperFem, but we can all rest a bit easier knowing he or she is delusional
Well, upon first glance at this selfie two questions immediately come to mind. Question number one: why on earth even have a gumball machine if you’re not going to bother keeping it loaded? And question number two: Is it just us or are you mostly focused on the farmer’s tan? Just us? Okay. Wait, one more question: For the love of God will somebody please let the poor dog out of there?!
Youth of America we beg of you, please don’t selfie with your mouth full! We understand in the moment that it seems like a funny idea to mess up your face, open your mouth full of… whatever the hell that stuff is (any guesses? We vote a mouth full of pickle) and SNAP! Yes, that’s good fun. But why would you actually go through with posting it online? It makes no sense.


You of course know about the hot trend where people tape their faces with scotch tape to distort them, then take a selfie, or what is better known as a “sellofie” after sello tape, and share it on their social media page. This woman loves the pouty lips effect she was able to accomplish.
There are only three scenarios we can guess are going on in this photo: 1) below him, just out of frame, is a rabid, snarling miniature dachshund 2) he’s auditioning for the role of koala bear in the school play or 3) he’s just weird. Seriously, just what the hell is going on with the youth of today?

Costa: I almost joined Liverpool before Chelsea

The Blues striker says he came close to leaving Atletico Madrid for the Reds in 2013, after Brendan Rodgers' side tabled a €29 million bid before eventually signing a new contract
Diego Costa has revealed that he almost joined Liverpool a year before signing for Chelsea.

The Brazil-born Spain international signed for the Blues from Atletico Madrid in a €40 million summer deal and has gone on to score 17 goals in 21 Premier League appearances.

The striker was banned earlier this season after stamping on Emre Can during the Blues’ League Cup victory over Brendan Rodgers’ side, and subsequently missed clashes against Manchester City, Aston Villa and Everton.

However, he has admitted that he could have been lining up alongside Can rather than clashing with him, with Liverpool activating the €29m release clause in his contract in 2013.

"I was close to leaving Atletico," Costa is quoted as saying by the Daily Mirror.

"Liverpool are a great team, but after fighting so hard and overcoming difficulties to get my place at Atletico, how could I leave?

"I thought it was very important to keep growing with Atletico and to play there for many years."

Costa eventually signed a new contract at Atletico and went on to score 27 league goals as the club beat Barcelona and Real Madrid to the La Liga title before sealing his move to Stamford Bridge

#BlackOutDay Takes Over Twitter

If you’ve been wondering why you’ve seen so many beautiful pictures of black people on social media today, you can credit it to #BlackOutDay. Created by Tumblr user, Y.R.N, #BlackOutDay aims to be a show of community and solidarity.

Currently trending on Twitter, #BlackOutDay is filled with selfies, gifs and videos of black people in their glory. The creator of the day wants to show that black history happens everyday.

Take a look at a few of the photos from Twitter:

Kalin And Myles - Trampoline

Bay Area duo Kalin And Myles have built up an insane social following because of their infectious style of what they call "Hip-pop"... and all of those Vines, too. Today, they're premiering the official video for their single "Trampoline,
the #TrampolineVideo is the n 1 trending thing in the united state

 this picture is from behind the scene

the video is pretty good and pretty amazing and you should check it your self here in this link
Trampoline Video here

you wont belive how did john cena looked like before he became famous check it

wwe website posted today a picture of the most famous wrestler of all time john cena in his first appearance and john cena himself told that when vince mcmahon saw it he felt disgusted

5 football stories that would make great movies

football stories that would make great movies

#1 The African who conquered Europe: Didier Drogba

The Chelsea legend relocated from Ivory Coast to France at a very young age to live with his uncle who was a professional footballer. A young Drogba had trouble adjusting to new surroundings and he only played football part time and didn’t attend any football academy like most players today.

#2 Football! Bloody Hell: Manchester United's Champions League triumph in 1999

Sir Alex Ferguson transformed Manchester United into a supreme power in English football after taking over the club reins in 1986. United were winning league titles for fun since the start of the Premier League era and in 1998/99, they won the Premier League and the FA Cup. At this point United were already through to the final of the Champions League after beating Juventus in the semi-final in a dramatic game. And a win over Bayern Munich in the final would give them a rare treble.

#3 The Prince of Barcelona: Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi was born in Rosario, Argentina to parents Jorge Horacio Messi, a factory steel worker and Celia Maria Cuccittini, a part time cleaner. He started playing football at the age of five for a local club coached by his father.

In 1995, he moved to Newell’s Old Boys and was part of the youth team that lost just one game in four years. But at the age of 11, he was diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency. Argentine club River Plate were interested in signing Messi, but were unwilling to pay for his treatment which cost $900 a month.

#4 In search of love: Luis Suarez

The highlight of Luis Suarez’s childhood was his poverty. His mother scrubbed floors and his father abandoned them. Suarez, who was entering his teenage years, started skipping practice, drinking and staying out late and his coach had to often drag him from his home for practice.

Then at the age of 15, he met a girl. Her name was Sofia Balbi. Her family lived a comfortable life, while Suarez on the other hand worked as a street sweeper and during his shift he would pick up coins to take her out. Sofia’s family took Luis into their home. She made Suarez work harder; she made him realize that his laziness was the reason why he was struggling. In her family, Suarez finally found something he had never felt before: a sense of belonging.

#5 Miracle of Istanbul: Liverpool’s Champions League triumph in 2005

Liverpool came into the 2004/05 season having lost their star striker Michael Owen to Real Madrid and having appointed a new manager in Rafael Benitez.

The Reds didn’t have an easy road to the final of the Champions League that season. On the day of the final group stage game against Olympiakos, the Reds needed to win by a margin of two goals or more to progress to the knockout stage. Liverpool went behind in the first half and then struggled to take the lead in the game, but eventually they took a 2-1 lead in the 81st minute, but still needed another goal to qualify. With just minutes left on the clock, Steven Gerrard scored a spectacular goal to seal the deal.