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Once the home started appearing on obnoxious 'comedy' websites running lists of stupid crap like 'weird houses,' hundreds of tourists showed up at the remote location, some even trying to break in. Now all windows in the Boulder House have been converted to bulletproof glass, and the front door was replaced with a slab of solid steel. You really can have it both crazy ways: You can live like a character from The Lord of the Rings while still preparing for the zombie apocalypse. Nothing says prehistoric like blast-proof shielding.

Let's play a game. We describe an animal and you picture it in your head, then we show you what it looks like and you shriek in horror, OK?

OK, here we go. It's a reptilian predator, it only has to breathe twice every 24 hours, and it's 6 feet across, sucking in any animal that comes too close. What are you picturing? An alligator? Maybe some giant hideous snake? How about a cow patty squished and formed into a turtle?

Live in Asia and Indonesia, where they spend 95 percent of their lives lying in the mud with just their faces sticking out, eating whatever unfortunate fish happens. It's like a giant alligator/snapping turtle. Only really retarded looking. Look at that! It's eating a freaking bird! Birds can fly!

Can you fly?! The bird literally had access to an entire axis that you don't, and the spider still got it. What chance is there for you?! Although the poison this particular species makes is pretty much the same thing produced by black widows, it is much less concentrated and merely causes localized pain, swelling, and blisters. However, it should be noted that birds aren't a normal part of this spider's diet: These photos are of freak incidents. Some might call that a comforting thought, but not us.

We just see it as a sign of ambition. This looks like four different Target ads pasted together in a flier to let the neighborhood know how terrible your personal taste is. However, look at the spoon coming out of the coffee mug, and trace the arm of that desk lamp -- this is actually just a single photograph.

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The 'edges' of the seemingly different pictures were all created using perspective tricks -- you can see the artist setting the whole thing up, although they seem to have edited out the portion where Jimmy bumped into the table and they had to beat him to death. Utawarerumono Kimi Ga Tame Download here. For those of you who didn't see this when the video went viral, yes, that's a real cat. Yes, it has been converted into a remote control helicopter. After his cat was killed by a car, artist Bart Jansen decided, because there is no point in being insane if you can't use your insanity to give other people nightmares.

This is one of those things that seems like it should be illegal somehow, but what law could it possibly be breaking? The animal was already dead, after all. So, what would it cost to have this done to our bodies after we die? Screw it, it's going in the will either way. A couple of tourists with a cardboard cutout of Sylvester Stallone? Two guys at a 75-percent-scale wax museum? A pair of brothers badly Photoshopping movie stars into their vacation photos to impress their Facebook friends?

Because that's just. Adiboo Magical Playland Pc Download more. We mean, it's pretty common to find out that actors aren't all they're cracked up to be on the big screen, but Sylvester Stallone is 5 foot 9 inches or so in reality -- not exactly a munchkin. But the monsters surrounding him there are, heavyweight boxers in the 6 feet 7 inches neighborhood. Oh, and if you're trying to figure out what the backdrop behind them says, don't worry -- they're. We're not kidding. Maybe it's one of those Magic Eye 3D pictures that were so popular in the '90s? Don't bother guessing -- you could probably stare at this all day and never deduce that what you're seeing is a satellite image of the, the red sands meeting the Tsauchab River.

And now let us blow your minds again: There is no water in this photo. At the bottom is a dry riverbed.

The color comes from white salt deposits and vegetation (if you lean in real close, you'll see the highway that cuts down through the middle of it and a side road that splits off a little more than halfway through). Here's another image that makes it look exactly as strange as the last one: If you look closely you can see a tiny Arnold Schwarzenegger struggling to breathe. Also known as the fish of the damned, it appears the only reason we don't hear their curse-filled lamentations is because they're underwater. Fill your aquarium with these fuckers and you'll fall asleep every night watching them silently proclaim your impending damnation. They only grow to be about four and a half inches long, but their bite-size terror is potent -- they hide in the deep during the day, then rise up at night, returning once more to the abyss as day breaks. We believe they're called hatchetfish because that's what you'll wish you had in your hand if you saw one.

At a glance, you'd say there are two options for this 'man in the mountain' photo: It's either a very quick and simple Photoshop job or a very laborious and complex art project that spent months turning the mountainside into an image of a goateed giant who's about to burglarize the shit out of this town. But it's neither -- it's a completely natural and coincidental formation. Before you call bullshit, here's what it looks like up close, as seen in this photo by climber Arnt Flatmo: So, not a man then. The locals call the man in the mountainside 'Sulamannen' (hint: The mountain itself is located in the town of Sula), and he only appears when it gets just the right amount of snow.

The folklore goes that each winter, like magic, this man in the sock hat and goatee appears and, once everyone is asleep, swoops down and steals your television to sell it for meth money. The Deep Sea Holothurian, better known as an, sounds like a boss from Final Fantasy and looks like something Khan would attach to the brain of a Starfleet officer. It is only a few inches long, has no face, and eats mud, which is exactly how we described our genitalia on Match.com.

Somehow, the abyssal sea cucumber is one of the most successful ocean-dwelling species, presumably because any predator would take one look at this thing and run home to sleep with the lights on in their parents' room. 'That's fine, I'll kill your parents too.' Read Next What looks like a screen cap from a CGI-heavy Super Bowl commercial is actually a real, not-manipulated photograph.

And no, those aren't posed ant corpses with a bottle cap hot glued to their tiny hands, if that's what you think, Professor Coldheart. It's from a series of images that photographer took outside his house, after studying and then making an art project out of a real live ant colony. He's a former set designer, which allowed him to make some pretty incredible sets for the ants to interact with in the most stereotypically industrious ways possible.

How can we define what’s a photo effect? That was my main concern when I started scouring the web to build this list.

Despite of this situation, I had one thing clear: the final result had to be quite different from the orignal picture and be recognized as a post production photo manipulation. That idea would leave all kind of complex photo retouching and subtle color correction out of the discussion. I’ve already gathered some of those tutorials in my and articles.

So, with that idea in mind, I gathered what I consider 100 of the best photo effects Photoshop tutorials available on the web.