These Images Are Not Photoshopped

This is what happens when art students get their hands on a house that is about to be demolished. In Houston, some folks reconstructed the side of the house into looking like an endless vortex. The display, just like the house, was eventually knocked down.

This is how all women feel while reading "Fifty Shades of Grey". 

This picture from almost 10 years ago is of a Somali truck parked on the side of the road in Mogadishu. That's corn that is shooting out of the truck from all angles. And you thought you had trouble fitting everything in the car for the Memorial Day beach weekend.

This artist created a very clever way to make people swerve unnecessarily into a wall. 

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There is such a thing as too much Taco Bell. 

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This is an excellent way to combat childhood obesity. 

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Kyle was being literal when he said he got burned in his last relationship. 

We guess that's one way to win an argument. 

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Liu Bolin is an artist who has become known for painting himself into various settings making him seem invisible.

This is Lurch, a Watusi bull with the world's largest horns. Each horn weighs over 100 pounds. 

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If these idiots had seen "Pinocchio," they would know they're about to be swallowed by a giant whale.

This giant sinkhole in Guatemala City was reportedly a result of rainstorms and a ruptured sewage main.

Diving horses were a popular attraction in the 1880s and also on the set of HBO's recently cancelled television show "Luck."

This is an easy image to recreate at home. You just need a large bubble, a rabid German Shepherd, and a child you won't miss.

This is how a teen envision the driving test the night before he or she goes in to get a license.

This is a profile pic on someone's Facebook page. The corset designer and the woman pictured actually have a quick conversation about the corset in the comments below the pic, so we know she eventually made her way out of that thing alive. 

This is the work of Alicia Martin, an artist from Madrid who specializes in pieces that are too large to display in galleries or museums. 

This piece was created to display the disappearance of books as society continues to go digital. 

This poor dog wishes this image was Photoshopped. 

That seems like a whole lot of work only to arrive at a wrong answer. 

Three words: Buddy. Cop. Movie. 

This dirty car window art was done by an artist named Scott Wade.

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This is George, the world's biggest dog. He is a Great Dane that is 7 feet long and weighs close to 252 pounds.

Hey George, we're pretty sure the Lakers will be looking for a new center soon if you're interested. 

"Just take I-95 until you hit my Uncle Frank's giant head." 

This was the work of Columbian sculptor Doris Salcedo. Now everyone who ends up on "Hoarders" can be considered an artist too.

The good old blobfish made the Internet rounds when reports surfaced in 2010 that it could be nearing extinction.

This giant feral pig was killed in Australia when it was spotted eating a dead cow. 

You can see proof of that this image is not Photoshopped live and in person by making a trip to the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs in Arizona. 

Before you panic that the drugs should have worn off long ago, this is simply a clever building facade on a canvas that was used to disguise construction behind it. 

This looks like it's two photographs Photoshopped together but it's not. The picture was taken by the blonde on the left. The left side shows a mirror, reflecting her image back to the camera. On the right is her friend seen through clear glass. As a result, you can see the very slight reflection of the blonde's arm on the glass. 

This giant Eddie Murphy head was used as a part of the promotion for the actor's movie, "Meet Dave."  As it turns out, more people saw the head on the highway that day than saw the movie itself.

The Magic Tap is located in Aqualand, Spain and is held in place by a pipe that is hidden by the water. 

You know those ideas that are good at first, but end up being bad? This isn't one of them. This was never a good idea.

This picture made the rounds a while back and as much as we'd all like to believe that a crab couldn't get that big, it's real. The coconut crab is the largest living arthropod in the world.

Just add this as another reason to the list of why we hate taking out the trash.

This is either the work of artist Florentijn Hofman or Rick Moranis has come out of retirement to shoot "Honey, I Blew Up the Kids' Bath Toys."

This is either a perfectly timed photograph or a screenshot of Falcor in "The Neverending Story."

This disturbing piece of work is a self portrait of the artist who made it. Ron Mueck creates pieces of work that look exactly like human beings, except they're either ridiculously large or unusually small. 

The skeleton of twins who were joined at the skull.

This whippet has become an Internet celebrity. She suffers from a rare genetic mutation that makes her look like a home-run-record-breaking Barry Bonds.

This may seem impressive, but we saw it a few days later and thought it was pretty rotten. 

This is from the Syfy channel's new movie, "Tornainbow," leaving visually appealing devastation wherever it goes. 

This is proof that males will do anything to get a female's attention.

The downside of living near the airport.

Few Facebook albums are titled as accurately as the Goats in Trees album.

Peter Pan's shadow attempts to get ready for an important job interview.

And you thought computers only came with a mouse.

Piss off your girlfriend and there's a good chance she'll paint your car so you can't find it.

Meanwhile in China.

Their mother was a kangaroo. 

If we ever encountered this thing, we'd probably be done with going outside forever.

When the world springs a leak.