The Tsar Bomb, The Largest Nuclear Device Ever Detonated!

Tsar Bomba (Russian: Царь-бомба, literally "Tsar Bomb") is the Western name for the RDS-220, which was the largest, most powerful nuclear weapon ever detonated. Developed by the Soviet Union, the bomb had a yield of about 50 megatons of TNT and it was codenamed "Big Ivan" by its developers.
The bomb was tested on October 30, 1961, in Novaya Zemlya, an archipelago in the Arctic Sea. The device was scaled down from its original design of 100 megatons to reduce the resulting nuclear fallout.
This video shows various important aspects of the bomb, including its development at Arzamas-16, the secret Soviet nuclear weapons research facility and its transportation to the Tu-95 bomber, which was painted white for the test to reflect the heat of the blast. Several different views of the explosion are also shown, including several filmed from the air and ground alike. The last few shots are of the ground zero several days after the test.

The Tsar Bomb was 4000 times more powerful then the bomb that devastated Hiroshima.


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BEWARE OF MYSPACE - FACEBOOK ETC ANGLES !

It happens every day, guys.
And it could be happening to you RIGHT NOW.
Next time you steer your browser over to MySpace, Facebook, or any other social networking or dating site, take a real close look at the lighting in those pictures. Check out that angle shot for what it really is. Because you may be staring at what may ultimately go down in history as the perfect crime. Because whether it’s you or the next guy that comes along, someone is destined to get all the lovin’ that they can handle.



So cute. So nubile. So pale. So pained, but beautiful:


















So where the HELL did CarrotTop come from?!?













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Great smile and pretty eyes.
She tells you that’s her brother beside her so you won’t be jealous.





















But it wasn’t her brother. It was her last dinner. And you’re next.





















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Nothing cuter than a little emo dreamer
in the over-the-head angle shot















Oh my! Quick! Raise the camera up! Up, I say!























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This pic is all sweet.
Definitely a lady you want to take home to meet mom:






















But the second pic is of a chick that will fight you for the last beer!























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Cute and coy. And that shot of the “goods” is certainly an accident:


















Looks like there are plenty more “goods” where those came from.























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And finally, one late night you asked your beauty for some boob shots:


















And you GOT ‘EM!

BABIES FOR FOOD IN TAIWAN

In Taiwan, dead babies or fetuses could be bought at $50 to $70 from hospitals to meet the high demand for grilled and barbecued babies…











Please forward this pictures to as many people as you can so that it can be seen by the world and someone takes action on this.






It is a thing against human race and unless we people of the world put hand to hand to eradicate this custom, it will not end.

Polar Ice Meltdown

Ooohhh, how sweet...



















...Isn't it a pity that their FUCKIN' GROUND IS MELTING UNDER THEIR FEET ???





































"SCIENTISTS have for the first time found evidence that polar bears are drowning because climate change is melting the Arctic ice shelf.
The researchers were startled to find bears having to swim up to 60 miles across open sea to find food. They are being forced into the long voyages because the ice floes from which they feed are melting, becoming smaller and drifting farther apart.

Although polar bears are strong swimmers, they are adapted for swimming close to the shore. Their sea journeys leave them them vulnerable to exhaustion, hypothermia or being swamped by waves.

According to the new research, four bear carcases were found floating in one month in a single patch of sea off the north coast of Alaska, where average summer temperatures have increased by 2-3C degrees since 1950s."