Mar 14, 2011

Celebrities & Their Cartoon Look Alike


Peter Griffin and Wayne Knight

I always wondered what happened to Wayne Knight after Seinfeld ended.  Apparently he got animated and became  The Family Guy.

Mr. Slave from South Park and Freddy Mercury of Queen

“We are a cartoon, my friend…”

Rihanna and Woody Woodpecker

Very few people can carry off the Woody ‘do. Rihanna is NOT one of them.

Cleveland Brown from Family Guy and Jesse Jackson

If Jesse ever wants to take a break from politics he should definitely get himself animated and portray Cleveland’s long lost twin.

Carrot Top and Lion O

I think Lion O is way cuter.  And I’m sure he doesn’t throw objects  at his audience.

Bob Hope and Glen Quagmire

How about a new movie…”The Road to Giggity”

Bill Murray(bearded only) and Papa Smurf

Their similarity is definitely not lost in translation.

Madonna and Skeletor

Skeletor looks better.

Heathcliff and James Gandolfini

Are you brave enough to tell Gandolfini he looks like a fat cat?

The Little Mermaid’s Prince Eric and Patrick Dempsey

To me Patrick is just plain ole Prince Charming, ahhh…

Hercules‘ Hades and Gary Busey

Okay, Busey is WAAY more scarier…

Peter Pan’s Captain Hook and Howard Stern

The resemblance is pretty clear but I wonder what Babba Booey thinks.

Peter Pan and Justin Bieber

I don’t know about you, but I like Peter’s hair way more.

The Lady and the Tramp’s Peg and Goldie Hawn

Don’t you want to just reach through the screen and push those wisps out of their eyes?!

The Lion King’s Rafiki and Morgan Freeman

If Hollywood  ever decides to animate The Shawshank Redemption, Rafiki should definitely get the part of Red.

Princess Jasmine and Kim Kardashian

Jasmine has more talent.

Dolly Parton, Joan Rivers, Cher and Madame

I think Madame has the least plastic.

10 Google Facts You Wont Believe


Google has said that they are not a conventional company and neither does it have any intentions to become one. It has an almost dominating effect on all of the lives of all of the people involved online. In this article, we will bring you ten of the most exciting and interesting facts about Google which you will probably find hard to believe.
Google facts

The Blank Google Look

The main reason that the Google home page has a minimalistic style is because the founders did not know much of HTML and just wanted to create a quick interface. Yes it is true even if hard to believe!

The First Google Doodle

The very first things that you observe upon opening Google’s homepage are the Google’s “Doodles”. A doodle involves the changing of Google logo graphics to mark any event or anniversary. And what’s more interesting about this feature is that it was first designed as an out of office message.

Google Rents Goats

One of the most interesting fact about Google is that they have rented about 200 goats from a company called California Grazing. They did it to help cut down the amount of weeds and brush at Google HQ. They put it as “A lot cuter to watch than lawn mowers.” Uh.. a nice way to go green too.

Google Is Dog-Friendly

Google is a dog-friendly company and do not support cats as much. They said that Google’s affection for our canine friends is an integral facet of our corporate culture.


Google’s First Ever “Company Snack” Was Swedish Fish

The “Swedish Fish” back in the early days of the incorporation of the Google was the first ever company snack. The Googlers piled on so much weight soon after joining the company that they had to reduce it in the company gym and also had to go at least 100 feet to get the snacks.

Google’s First Ever Tweet

Google’s first ever Tweet on twitter was the message sent in February 2009, and it reads as “I’m 01100110 01100101 01100101 01101100 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101100 01110101 01100011 01101011 01111001 00001010.” If you are not very fluent in binary, you may have difficult to understand. In other words it says “I’m feeling lucky.

Gmail

Another interesting fact about Gmail is that it was used internally for around two years and it was discovered that there were approximately 6 types of email users back then and they were to accommodate these 6 types.

Google Logo

Google did not have their logo centred until March 31, 2001. In the earlier days they had a Yahoo-style exclamation mark and had a bias to the left-hand side. Yea the old fashion and old days of the internet.

Google’s IPO

Another very interesting fact about Google’s IPO is that the opening price for Google’s stock was $85 per share and later last year it sky rocketed to the $600 making GOOG a rather nice investment for many.

The Name ‘Google’

The name ‘Google’ was coined by an accident because the founding members thought that they were going for ‘Googol’. A lucky and nice accident hmm!

Men & Women Bathroom Using Instructions

manandwomanThis is the main difference between a man and a women in the bathroom time.

Now you know why always man is waiting first outside.

10 Female Body Parts Insured for Insane Sums of Money


Celebrities are clearly anxious individuals. The thought of heading back to living in the real world of traffic jams and chopped up hot dogs for dinner must scare the crap out of them. Why else would they take out such huge insurance policies on their most valuable physical attributes?
This trend of insuring body parts has been in vogue since the era of silent movies, when some stars even had their trademark crossed-eyes or big noses insured because of their importance in their comedy routines! Sadly, there aren’t as many wacky policies in Hollywood these days, but there certainly are some insane ones – especially where gals are concerned. So let’s buckle up and dip into the top ten most insanely insured female celebrity body parts of all time.

10. Bette Davis’s Waist – $28,000

It must be said that Davis not only had an impeccable waist size, but also probably took out the cleverest insurance policy on this list. The details of the deal ensured that the wartime Hollywood star would be compensated if she expanded to any size beyond corset-safe. Money back for getting fat?! Roll out the chocolate ladies!

9. Dolly Parton’s Breasts – $600,000

Perky country and western singer and entrepreneur Dolly is well known for two things, and neither of them are her best-selling single, championing the workin’ girl’s laborious day shift. Her generous chest has been at the forefront (literally) of her career since she decided to have implants many moons ago, and in keeping with the spirit of getting her priorities right she had them insured for $600,000.

8. Betty Grable’s Legs – $1,000,000

An honorary mention on any list of crazy celebrity insurance policies must be made of ’40s pin-up Betty Grable. Not only was she was the first female celebrity to take out a policy on her legs, but in doing so she gave birth to the expression ‘million dollar legs’. She sparked a long tradition of this kind of insurance – probably the most popular kind in celebrity culture – when she had her supposedly ‘perfectly proportioned’ limbs protected to the value of a cool one mill’.

7. Marlene Dietrich’s Singing Voice – $1,000,000

German born American singer Dietrich was listed by the American Film Institute as the 9th Greatest Female Star Of All Time. Being best known for her ‘distinctive’ singing voice, she had it insured for $1m despite sounding like a gravel truck reversing into a dog pound. She was probably one of the earliest celebrities to have dabbled in the insurance craze, having been part of Hollywood when everything was still black and white, and any self respecting film had ten million song and dance routines.

6. Susana Alves’s Buttocks, Knees and Ankles – $2,000,000

Brazilian sex symbol and Playboy model Susana is so valued by the male population of her home country that she had a series of assets (no pun intended) insured for her by a company in exchange for her image being placed on their advertising billboards. Supposedly, insuring one’s butt is so popular in Brazil that the insurers there came up with a name for it: a bumbum policy!

5. Heidi Klum’s Legs – $2,200,000

German Supermodel Heidi Klum’s legs are certainly part of her appeal. Being a beautiful, tall, blonde model doesn’t really work if you haven’t got a set of long legs to uphold the whole ‘tall’ thing. Suitably, she had them insured. But there was a catch: the insurance company were happy to fork out $1.2m for her right leg, but would only agree to a paltry $1m for the other thanks to a ‘small scar on her left knee’. I guess what they say is true: no one’s perfect. Frankly it’s probably a little easier to believe if you look like Heidi.

4. America Ferrera’s Smile – $10,000,000

Ugly Betty is certainly known for her… interesting… grin, but surely she’d have been better using the money on a better dentist? Maybe I’m being a little harsh, but four seasons of brace wearing antics have not exactly set her smile straight, leaving her looking positively British. Still, it’s difficult to cry out ‘Snaggletooth!’ without feeling like a bitch when the move was, after all, made with such good intentions: an American dental company insured her pearls for her, to coincide with a US charity campaign.

3. Angela Mount’s Taste Buds – $15,000,000

Anyone worth their weight knows that all wine tastes the same. Well, there are variations: white, red, sour, sweet, nice, disgusting. So what on earth were British Wine Expert Angela Mount’s lawyers thinking when they agreed to this? She probably makes it up anyway. I’ve heard these people talk; they think wine tastes like peach and coriander and heaven knows what else. Either my taste buds are recessive or Mount is walking to the bank every day emitting a loud, evil laugh.

2. Jennifer Lopez’s Ass – $1,000,000,000

Okay, this entry is in fact only speculation, with rumors of J Lo’s derriere value being rebuked by her spokespeople time and time again. But let’s say for the sake of argument that it’s true (and there is evidence it may well be). Jennifer is almost as famous as her butt, doing for the babe-with-back what Tom Selleck did for the man-with-mustache back in the day. Having a big ass reputedly became so popular, thanks to the humble Girl From The Block, that a craze for buttock implants developed in the early 2000s.

1. Mariah Carey’s Legs – $1,000,000,000

Holy shit people. Yes, she’s popular, and yes, she has pins which any woman would die for. But $1bn? World renowned pop-songstress Mariah took out her audacious policy after signing a deal making her the face – or limb – of razor giant Gillette’s ‘Legs Of A Goddess’ campaign. Mariah is so successful that she is now second only to The Beatles in singles success. I can’t imagine Sir Paul ever taking out a similar policy, but Heather Mills certainly might have benefited from one…