15 Bizarre Toilet Casualties [INFOGRAPHIC]

Pretty much everything that happens when you’re in toilet should be locked away in your head, never to be shared with anyone. Unless of course you’re Elvis and you end up dying while failing to successfully take a dump.

Take a look at the graphic below, provided by our friends at Medical Insurance for a closer look at the shittier side of pooping.

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Top 10 Best Employers Of The World 2011

What makes a company a great one to work for? Different people can provide wildly varying answers to this question. Some value high pay, while others stress benefits. Some need job satisfaction, while others want their creativity to be rewarded. Others are searching for a low-key office environment; while some want to have everything they need under one roof. The following companies have been rated as some of the best to work for in the world by their employees. Many of these companies, you might notice, are centered on technology. A few provide financial services. All of them are doing something different than other corporations to attract the best employees and keep them longer.

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World’s Strongest & Strangest Beers [INFOGRAPHIC]

Here is an infographic for the weekend, an infographic on beer. You may not be surprised to learn this, but according to this infographic Europe is the biggest producer of beer at 32.2% of global production. America comes in third at 19%, behind Asia’s 31.7%.

The beers on this list are not made of your typical hops, these beers range from chipotle peppers to animal droppings. If you are interested in expanding your beer library I would recommend taking a look at this list.

 

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World’s Biggest Meteorite Craters

An impact crater forms when an asteroid or comet strikes another body such as an asteroid, planet, or moon at high speed. As Earth is so active geologically, most traces of impact craters have been erased by erosion and tectonic activity. Nevertheless, over one hundred seventy impact craters have been identified on Earth.

Here are some of the biggest Meteorite craters found on earth. I hope you will like it.

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Top 10 Interesting Animal Species That Named After Celebrities

Biology students lets pay attention please. Do you know that there are some animals that got their names after celebrity’s name? Yes this is true so let’s have a look over the top ten animals who have named after celebrities’ name.

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How Much Money Does The Government Make On Alcohol? (INFOGRAPHIC)

It’s no secret that the United States Government places a hefty “vice” tax on various items we American’s love to enjoy on a regular basis.

This infographic for Turbo Tax looks specifically at alcohol and it provides a comprehensive look at the money our Government makes from the beloved liquid.

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World’s Funniest Quotes Ever

Here goes the collection of world’s funniest quotes ever!

1. Children in the dark cause accidents, accidents in the dark cause children.
2. Depression is just anger without enthusiasm.
3. I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
4. Just remember, if the world didn’t suck, we’d all fall off.
5. Who’s General Failure & why is he reading my disk?

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The Largest Human Smiley Face In The World

 

A view of a smiling face comprised of 768 participants was presented at a square in Croatian capital Zagreb, May 6, 2011. The Guiness World Records organization has approved it as the largest human smiley.

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World’s Biggest Tent: Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center

This is Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center ("Royal Marquee") located in Astana. It is the biggest futuristic like transparent tent on our planet that became a sensation in the architecture world since the capital of Kazakhstan has a difficult environment to build  such a brave project. The architectural project was unveiled by the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev on 9 December 2006.

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World’s Biggest Toy Collection: “Jerni Collection” By Jerry Greene

A collection of 35,000 vintage toys dating from 1850 to 1940 are on display at Sotheby’s in New York. The collection includes rare, handmade and historically significant European pieces, and depictions of actual rail stations, bridges and buildings.

The collector, Jerry Greene, has kept the collection in five basement rooms of his suburban Philadelphia home and hopes a public institution or an individual will acquire and donate the collection to a museum.

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