Have a look at world’s ugliest dog

Sometimes being ugly can be blessing in disguise and if you are an ugly dog then nothing better than it.

All what you need to have to be crowned as the world’s ugliest dog are floppy ears, scrunched face and prominent under bite which and the lucky winner was Pabst, a boxer mix which was rescued from a shelter.

At the end of the day Pabst’s owner received $1,600 in prize money apart from modeling contract with House of Dog and pet supplies. Sometimes being ugly can be pure luck!!

Hitchhiking Monster: The Street Art

There are some people who can create best pieces of art but only from stolen materials. Here is Joseph Carnevale, a North Carolina college student who went ahead and created this hitchhiking monster from three stolen construction barrels as part of street art.

The act of creating the hitchhiking monster was appreciated by the construction company which owned the barrels but it didn’t deter the police from going ahead and arresting Joseph Carnevale for vandalism.

Photo Credit: Joseph Carnevale, AP

Insult bartender and get food and drinks on the house

Recession has enabled a many to come up with innovative ideas to ward off these bad times and one such instance is a watering hole in Spain which is offering free beer and tapas to customers who abuses the bartender not in a mean manner though. The place being mentioned is Casa Pocho which is located in the beach resort town of Cullera near Valencia.

Free snacks and booze will only be offered to those who come up with creative wisecracks and it should be in good spirits and not something mean.

Bernard Mariusz who is the co-owner of the place stated:

They can't call me S.O.B., but they can call me jerk, idiot, clown, that kind of thing. This works, because even people in their 70s come to insult me.

The person who is able to throw the choicest of abuses is awarded with a small glass of beer and a plate of finger food which generally sells for 1.50 euros. Worth a try I must say!!

World’s first weightless wedding takes place

This is a wedding which I wouldn’t like to opt for but nothing could stop Erin Finnegan and Noah Fulmor from New York to tie the knot in zero gravity thousands of feet above the Gulf of Mexico.

The wedding was solemnized in modified Boeing 727-200 aircraft, G-Force One which is operated by Zero Gravity Corp. I have to admit that the couple faced difficulties in exchanging wedding rings and vows along with kisses which fumbled but at the end of the day everything went well.

For this very special wedding the tuxedo tails of Fulmor had to be stiffened so that it didn’t float out of control. The ceremony was accomplished by Richard Garriott, a second- generation U.S. space traveler but with lot of fumbling and thumping as the couple and guests tried to co-ordinate their movements in a microgravity environment.

Obaminoes: Obama Mural created from dominoes

Have a look at this exceptional piece of art created by elementary school students. Westfield's Franklin Avenue Elementary School students spent nearly two months for creating President Barack Obama mural. Dubbed as Obaminoes, this mural has been created from 2,420 dominoes. The good thing is Obaminoes has helped several students learn linear programming math skills in the process.