Crazy images from around the world [Part 1]

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Mr. phyzzi, I know you were specific, and I appreciate it. It's just that the spelled-out phrase reminded me of my confusion when I was confronted with the initials TMI for the first time. I am still being confounded now and then by such abbreviations, the latest being SMH.
 
Sunset over Vitosha Mountain

The forensic morgue is visible in the right corner where young dead athletes from Sofia region are cut open daily.



 
Is that the morgue where you work?
 
Moscow Metro

 
Foot cut into several pieces after ATV accident

 
Meatpie said:
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I see the interesting crotch on this handsome standing fellow, but I'm guessing it's not the reason you posted these photos. Is there something other than two good-looking young men in these images that I should have seen?
 
I like photos from the Moscow metro so many models.
 
Have you visited Moscow yet? You could spend a whole day riding the metro and taking photos of models. Do you have contacts within the morgue industry who could get into one of the Moscow facilities for a professional tour?
 
alexonedeath said:
I remember the first time someone said to me "TMI", I thought they were bringing up Three Mile Island. Now I know better. You are telling me that the very MENTION of Meatpie's ginormous cock and balls is too much. It makes you feel faint. I understand, because I'm feeling woozy now too!
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I think the origin of the phrase is from the conception of Leo Blair. Cherie told the world that it was unplanned - the Blairs were on their annual Prime Ministerial visit to the Queen at Balmoral, and since they knew from previous visits that their luggage would be unpacked by the Queen's footmen and were embarrassed at them seeing her IUD, and they thought she was into her menopause, they did not take one. And the result was Leo.
And the result of the TMI was presumably serious psychological problems for Leo - imagine knowing, and knowing that the whole world knows, that you are the result of an accident because your mum was too embarrassed to take a contraceptive to the Queen's.
 
deaddirty said:
I think the origin of the phrase is from the conception of Leo Blair. Cherie told the world that it was unplanned - the Blairs were on their annual Prime Ministerial visit to the Queen at Balmoral, and since they knew from previous visits that their luggage would be unpacked by the Queen's footmen and were embarrassed at them seeing her IUD, and they thought she was into her menopause, they did not take one. And the result was Leo.
And the result of the TMI was presumably serious psychological problems for Leo - imagine knowing, and knowing that the whole world knows, that you are the result of an accident because your mum was too embarrassed to take a contraceptive to the Queen's.
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HAHA...talk about TMI!
 
Fox in the mountain above Sofia

 
Lovely image. Not often you see a fox outside in broad daylight, I've only ever seen one this close once or twice.
 
Yeah they don't like to be around people unlike cats. Seen a fox in the wild once.
 
I've seen one close-up twice, in a lot of hillwalking and work in the countryside. Not any more for me, sadly.
 
The fact that the fox was out in the open at all during the day might suggest rabies.
 
Smog covers Po Valley on October 18, 2017

Photo from International Space Station.


 
Shocking photo shows Caribbean Sea being 'choked to death by human waste'

A photographer has captured the damage being done to the planet's oceans with a shocking “sea of plastic and styrofoam” image taken near a tranquil Caribbean island.

Caroline Power, who specialises in underwater photography, has dedicated her career to highlighting the damage plastic waste is doing to our oceans.

She said witnessing the plastic blanket of forks, bottles and rubbish between the islands Roatan and Cayos Cochinos, off the coast of Honduras, was “devastating".



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300 million - tons of plastic produced globally each year

12 per cent - amount of plastic which is recycled
Five trillion - number of pieces of microplastic in ocean, with one rubbish truck load added each minute
11,000 - number of pieces of microplastic ingested by humans each year from seafood
780,000 - number of microplastics humans will ingest by the end of the century if trends continue
8.5 billion - number of plastic bags used in English supermarkets annually before 5p charge
6 billion - estimated number of bags removed from circulation annually at last count, an 80 per cent reduction.
12 minutes - useful lifespan of average plastic bag
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Green retro trams from the past century occasionally run on the streets of Sofia, Bulgaria as attraction to tourist.

 
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