Natalie and Jennifer Campbell tend to do things together. Not that they were overly concerned about school bills, but through sheer fate — emphasize the sheer — they found a way to pay off their student loans to the University of Northern Colorado.

They took their clothes off.

The identical twins, natives of Greeley, appear as Misses December in next month’s issue of Playboy.
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Got the guts to show your nuts and everything that surrounds them to everybody you meet out on the streets?

If you are a dumbass and want the last few brain cells you possess knocked out of you why not ask a friend to grab an empty bottle and smash it on your head? It should do the trick nicely and rid the world of another potential leadership disaster.

Just looking at this picture you wouldn’t think this dude has the speed of men like Carl Lewis, Ben Johnson or Usain Bolt. Still, he claims he is the quickest man in the world.

Yes, you read that correctly, not only is one person dumb enough to try and kiss a poisonous snake but apparently people compete over who can kiss the most of them. The dude in the video is from Thailand and is the king nut job because he breaks the previous record of 12 by kissing 19 deadly King Cobras.

Have you always liked Pamela Anderson’s bathing suit she wore on Baywatch? Of course you loved it. Not that it would fit fine on any girl you know, but still… Now is your chance to become the owner of Pam’s bathing suit! Auctioneers Boven from Amsterdam in the Netherlands are hosting an auction on November 29th and one of the memorabilia under auction is that red bathing suit. So it can really be yours!

That skimpy bathing outfit is not the only thing you can get your hands on. Other items awaiting a bid are Michael Jackson’s hat, a lace scarf that once belonged to Jimi Hendrix, a basketball signed by Shaq and Kobe Bryant and even boxer shorts worn by Muhammad Ali, but we are all only interested in that Pamela Anderson bathingsuit from Baywatch. After the break some examples why we want it…

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The words “Last picture taken” before his or her death conjure up many emotions, whether in front of the camera or behind it. This list consists of 10 last time stamps in history taken of and by some fascinating individuals. If anyone has new or conflicting information concerning the photos or information in this list I hope you will share it in your comments.

We have worked with Lego to painstakingly collect and catalog almost every minifig ever produced into a photographic timeline. You will be able to see the evolution of the iconic figure, from the very first sets in the 70s that you saw in our exclusive tour of the secret historic Lego vault to the latest and greatest ones in 2008. Sensory overload ahead.

Charlize Theron is by far one of the hottest women in the world, she’s one of those annoying people who looks good in every pictures no matter what she’s doing whether it’s playing in a waterfall in her bikini or picking up dog shit on the beach. I hate those people. You would think that she’d look terrible in this picture at The Vogue Party with John Galliano dressed as a creepy Mexican homosexual prostitute on her arm….

Not sure if the movie is really necessary, because you knew all along that white kids can’t jump.

Your dog deserves a choice as well!

An Iraqi wedding gone wrong. Let this be a lesson to all gun owners

We get it Jessica Simpson. You have a fucking boyfriend and you love letting the world know how in love you are by wearing around his Jersey like some obsessed fan.

“Hello? Yes, this is your local Porsche dealer. Why I am calling you? Well, it is a bit difficult, but I am calling to tell you we will not be able to make that delivery date you requested. Yes, I know we promised, but something came in between….”

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The evolution of the beer pong has seen high school and college students really stretch the limits of human endurance. From 20 foot beer bongs, upside down sessions, and going underwater, these kids are taking their drunk getting experiences very seriously

Google launched step-by-step public transportation directions for Google Maps in September. To advertise the feature, Google bought ads in New York’s subway cars.

The ads are cute. They give directions from Grand Central to Madison Square Garden.

The only problem: they’re wrong.

This underground data center has greenhouses, waterfalls, German submarine engines, simulated daylight and can withstand a hit from a hydrogen bomb. It looks like the secret HQ of a James Bond villain.

And it is real. It is a newly opened high-security data center run by one of Sweden’s largest ISPs, located in an old nuclear bunker deep below the bedrock of Stockholm city, sealed off from the world by entrance doors 40 cm thick (almost 16 inches).

A tornado, I tell you MacGyver is like a tornado. You will not win, not you…

With the news that the musical score from The Dark Knight has been disqualified from Academy Awards consideration on the grounds that too many people were credited with composing it, outrage against the Academy’s stringent, complicated rules has erupted afresh. In the interest of fueling this indignation and making the world an angrier place, let’s take a belligerent march down memory lane and look at seven other controversial disqualifications.

AVG, the popular anti-virus package, has falsely identified Adobe Flash as potentially malicious. The snafu comes just days after AVG slapped a bogus Trojan warning on a core Windows component.

Users on AVG forums complained on Friday that Adobe Flash was detected by AVG’s scanner as malicious, following a recent update. The gaffe follows an even more glaring screw-up when user32.dll, a core Windows component, was identified as a banking Trojan following a signature update issued on Sunday. Users who followed AVG’s advise and thought it was a virus and deleted the “harmful file” were left with systems that either failed to boot or went into a continuous reboot cycle. Users of both AVG 7.5 and 8 (free and full-feature editions) were affected.

Less than a month ago AVG identified CheckPoint’s Zone Alarm as a Trojan.