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Missing the Gym

Pulling such a stunt is a test for your nerves and arm muscles. Hence, skipping gym day is not a great idea. Still for the “keep your calm” thing, the “don’t look down” advice is the best to do.

The Parent’s Nightmare

What if this is the easiest way to get to the other side? Of Course, there is something romantic about launching yourself into the fog with the lush vegetation cushion you at the end of the fall.

For the Sake of Art

This blonde beauty seems to have no fear of falling and we suspect she had something in her mind with this heart-stopping position. Her long and fabulous hair looks better in their full glory.

Half Dome

Alex Honnold, a rock climber, sits on a ledge on the Northwest Face of Half Dome in Yosemite National Park. He must be enjoying a nice view from there.

Trolltunga, Norway

A woman makes a nice pose on Trolltunga – a piece of rock hanging out 2,300 feet above Lake Ringedalsvatnet in Norway.

A Railroad Track

This couple has no fear as they lay on a railroad track inches away from plummeting into the forest below.

That’s Too High

This dare-devil teen stands on top of the 77-foot Borovitskaya tower in Moscow, Russia and enjoying the selfie moment.

Dangerous Trail

An adventurous group walks along the dangerous plank path of the Mt. Huashan Hiking Trail, China.

Unapapadeycraze oya comment...which one got you? Where is mynd44 and lalasticlala sef?

Religious Bridges

Graves of Catholic woman and her Protestant husband, who were not allowed to be buried together


What do y'all think? Worth the tag?

Love Actually

In his final moments, he reached to protect his wife.

Wishing Eyes

A cancer patient is seen wishing for something she has long lost out on.

Man’s Best Friend

An old dog’s loving owner cradled him in water to help ease his friend’s arthritis pain.

Alcoholic Abuse

A son who tries passionately to rescue his father from his alcoholic abuse.

Racial Differences

A child’s innocence is seen here when he touches the riot shield of a black state trooper.

Love Trumps All

The joy of seeing his soldier son after a long time.

The Borders

A North Korean man waves his hand as a South Korean relative weeps at his departure.

Love Triumphs All

Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own.

Love Of His Life

A million feelings, a thousand thoughts, a hundred memories, one person.

Best Bond Ever

The world keeps changing every moment, but nothing will change the bond between this father and son.

Encouragement Needed

This photographer managed to have the dreams of this 12-Year-old boy with muscular dystrophy come true.

Every action we take impacts the lives of others around us. The question is, are we really aware of those impacts.

There are few things and instances which impact us and leave a lasting impression on our lives. In this article, we bring such powerful pictures that are bound to leave an impact in our lives.

Cc: Dominique , Lalasticlala


Honoring A Fallen Hero

The heart-wrenching moment when an 8-year-old boy accepts the flag for his father, who died in Iraq.

The age of social media has affected humanity to a great extent as people find it more important to upload photos or videos online to garner likes and comments. This is what is reflected in the case of the domestic maid who was filmed while she hung for her life from the seventh-floor window.

A Kuwaiti woman denied to help her maid who was clinging to life outside her seventh-floor window and she even recorded the horrifying incident as the domestic worker lost her grip.

But, it did not end as the video was posted on the Twitter account and the viewers watched with horror as she fell to the ground but the woman stood there and didn’t do anything.

Where is Humanity?

A news service in Kuwait captioned the video uploaded by the twitter user @Almajlliss with the title, “When humanity is absent because of the mobile video.”

What was more shocking is that the woman even spoke to the maid before she fell. As per the translation of one of the comments, the woman said, “You crazy! Come here!”

Watch the Video Below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL3YD5PfePA



The maid from Ethiopia claimed it was not a suicide attempt. While in the hospital she said,

“The lady put me in the bathroom and was about to kill me in the bathroom without anybody finding out, she would have thrown my body out like rubbish, so instead of staying there I went to save myself and then I fell.”

Maid Survived

Amazingly, the maid lived but suffered a broken arm and injuries to her nose and ears. A witness on the ground where she plummeted to, recorded what followed next as firefighters attempting to help the clearly dazed woman down a ladder.

Watch the next video below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sf4J0vO-rs

The Kuwait Society for Human Rights informed the authorities to investigate the case and take it to the court.

As per reports the woman who filmed the maid’s fall has been detained by Kuwaiti police. When asked, the woman said she did so because she did not want to be accused of murder.

Source=www.unknownfacts.info/2017/09/20/woman-films-maid-fall-from-7th-floor-window-instead-of-helping-her/
Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44, dominique

Dhaka, Bangladesh

It’s absolutely fascinating how different rush hours look around the world. Rush hours help you realize the stark differences between cultures and how coexisting is the key to survival. For example, during the rush hours in Dhaka, there are hardly any accidents. And look at a number of people…

Chattissgarh, India

Unexpected entourages are so common in Chattissgarh that people don’t even bother taking their vehicles across town unless they really, really have to. Who would want to get stuck in this?

Tokyo, Japan

This may be hard to believe, but Tokyo employs train attendants whose job is to stuff people into overflowing train compartments. And here you thought your job was hard – imagine you had to stuff people all day. Luckily for the employees, they get to wear white gloves.

Moscow, Russia

The only good thing about taking a train in Moscow is the beautiful landscape you get to see. In every other case, it’s extremely similar to Tokyo – except for the fact that there aren’t any employees stuffing people in.

Taxi Park, Uganda

If you thought that the number of taxis in NYC was vast, you haven’t been introduced to Taxi Park in Uganda. There are so many vehicles on the road even people aren’t able to walk. The anxiety in this photo is practically palpable.

Train rides in Bangladesh

Most people are bored during the rush hour, but people of Bangladesh are putting their lives at stake every time they take a train ride. It won’t be exaggerating to say that people have literally fallen off the train.

Caracas Metro, Venezuela

Caracas Metro hold the record for being the fourth largest transit line in Latin America. Every day, about 1.3 million people board the trains which is insane!

You Can Never Be On Time In These CountriesIt doesn’t really matter where you live because there is one thing for sure – not a single person likes being stuck in traffic. Nevertheless, the ever-expanding population is forcing people to swap the green areas for endless concrete skyscrapers.

According to statistics, as much as 80% of the world’s population has migrated to urban areas. Attractive city-life opportunities lead to the overall development of every country – which is great – but it also takes a toll on the traffic system, leading to longer commutes and traffic congestion.

Being a part of a traffic jam really is a pain, but looking at them from a distance tells a completely different story. Rush hours you’ve been through are nothing in comparison to the following top traffic jams.

Beijing,China

A change of perspective can change the way you perceive things. This aerial view of the Beijing’s suffocating traffic looks like tiny cars racing on the hot wheels race track you loved so much as a kid.

If you thought traffic jams were big in China, imagine moving the population of 1.38 billion people! China literally has no space to spare, which means that every flight is overbooked, subway is packed, buses are overcrowded and people have fallen out of a moving subway train – they keep the doors cranked open for air. Imagine practicing the United States’ rule of 20 inches of private space in Beijing…



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