Nessie again: new footage of a mysterious creature roaming Loch Ness

The two mysterious humps floating near the surface of Loch Ness are nothing short of a monster. That's the verdict of Nessie hunter Eoin O'Faodhagain, who watched the creature via webcam. 

 

At about 7.5 m long, the waterfowl is too large to be a common inhabitant of the lake.

Eoin said: "When this creature cuts through the water, two distinctive features can be seen: a large front hump and an even larger second hump behind."

 

 “Both humps are black and gray in color, but stand out against the background of the environment. I was amazed and fascinated by this huge, fast-moving animal. Instinctively I knew that this was nothing more than the Loch Ness monster.”

 

The Internet Wants to Know if Women Have Periods While in a Coma, Experts Finally Answered the Tricky Question

 

The Internet Wants to Know if Women Have Periods While in a Coma, Experts Finally Answered the Tricky Question

by  Yulia Z.

 

A bizarre question has recently sparked a heated debate across social media. What started as an innocent spark of curiosity, grew up into an absolutely viral discussion, with many people wanting to know the answer immediately. A question that made people die of curiosity, sounded like this, “Do women still get their periods while in a coma?” And finally, doctors shared an explanation and one of them even provided absolutely mind-boggling information that shattered the minds of many.

A user unexpectedly provoked a massive reaction after posting a simple yet curious question on “X”.

 

 

The question of whether women still get their periods while in a coma sparked a frenzy on social media after user @CloudxRaven posted it on December, 2. The query quickly went viral, amassing nearly 24 million views and over 3,000 comments, ranging from informative to... less so.

One user described it as “the best yet most bizarre question” they’d seen, capturing the confusion shared by thousands of internet users intrigued by the topic. Some users, despite lacking expertise in gynecology, boldly attempted to answer the question with confidence.

The question quickly went viral on social media, with experts revealing what truly happened.

 

 

How to Take Nudes You’ll Actually Love, According to Boudoir Photographers

Your guide to snapping sexy photos of yourself and feeling great about them.

By Erica Sloan

 

 

Evgenia Ribinik Studios/Lauren Miller - DC Boudoir/Julia Pomodoro

 

Even for the hottest among us, snapping a fantastic selfie can be tough and tiresome. (Trust me: I once laid eyes on the camera roll of a beauty influencer and spotted at least three thumb-scrolls of shots for one picture.) Figuring out how to take great nudes? A whole other level of challenging. The fewer clothes you wear, the more body parts visible for your inner critic to judge—it’s just math. Not to mention, the process can feel super vulnerable, given our society doesn’t exactly celebrate people stripping down on camera.

And yet there are plenty of valid reasons why you might want to take some steamy nudes. Classically, they could be a hot gift for a partner or an arousing visual for you both to look at when you’re in a spicy mood (or want to get there). Or maybe you just want to have a sexy record for yourself of what your bare body looks like at this moment in your life.

So long as you’re an adult making the decision to snap nudes yourself and not feeling pressured by anyone else to do so, the process can be empowering and can help you feel more confident and comfortable naked—which can boost your mental health and sex life. Indeed, consensually exchanging nudes with a partner can crank up feelings of desire between the two of you and deepen your sense of intimacy and eroticism, psychotherapist and AASECT-certified sex therapist Todd Baratz, LMHC, member of the plusOne Wellness Collective, tells SELF.

 

But again, even if you’re psyched about the idea of taking hot selfies—whether for yourself, your partner, your OnlyFans, or anyone else—the mechanics of snapping the pics can be pretty awkward, if not entirely humbling. So we sought some advice straight from the pros: boudoir photographers whose literal job is nudes (gorgeous ones, at that). Below, their best tips for shooting your own sexy photos and feeling great about them.

4000-year-old Temple With A 2.30 Meters Central Monolith Discovered in Cyprus

 

An Italian archaeological mission, the Erimi Archaeological Project of the University of Siena, discovered a 4,000-year-old temple in Cyprus. This is the oldest sacred space ever found on the island.

The discovery was made in collaboration with the Cypriot Department of Antiquities and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.

The temple provides a glimpse into the past of the island’s artisan community and is characterized by an enigmatic central monolith adorned with a circular motif of small cups.

Over fifteen years, under the direction of archaeologist Luca Bombardieri, the excavation revealed a temple-like building tucked away inside a sizable workshop complex. This “temple before the temple,” as Bombardieri puts it, illuminates the pivotal role that religion played in these prehistoric peoples’ lives. The complex, which spanned more than 1000 square meters and was built during the Middle Bronze Age (2000–1600 BC), contained dyeing vats, warehouses, and workshops.

70岁爷爷遗作，爆火小红书！赛博版“丰子恺”，暖哭无数网友

 当代年轻人现状：

“上不如老，下不如小”！

在小孩哥姐们面前，接受满级人类的震撼，

在大妈大爷的花式整活里，品味“年龄只是数字”的奥义。

 

▲青岛沙滩上运动的大爷们

最近，博主@歸樸園主 成了网友口中的新晋“赛博爷爷”，

发布的画作，点赞过万，

#70岁老头自学平板电脑绘画 的标签，更是看傻众人。

 

 爷爷每一次更新，总能炸出好多“同班同学”：

“爷爷，几天不见，您水平突飞猛进啊！”

 

 现代“丰子恺”

爷爷笔下，藏着个归隐的田园小屋。

葡萄架下乘凉的小儿，喝着茶，抖着腿，吹着风，

 

 落日下徐徐归家的放牧人，与染红的天空一样烂漫，

 

睡前互相挠痒的老伴儿，一笑，脸上的褶子又多了好几层，

 

老屋堂前成对的燕子，带来了春归的好消息，

 

窗下独自安坐的花猫，被屋顶“叽喳”的鸟叫声，吸引了注意力，

 

到了季节的麻咁，在海滩上成堆，

渔民装入麻袋，送上各户人家的餐桌。

 

爷爷还爱回忆童年，画面定格在一个个蝉鸣的午后。

小时候玩过家家，

“天当房，地当床，我当爹来你当娘。泥盆泥碗泥家当，泥猪泥狗泥家当。叶当菜，土当粮，家家过的好兴旺。”

 

小时候最好的玩具，是路边的柳枝，

“用柳条拧柳苗，选一节筷子粗细的柳条，截取两寸长用力拧几下外皮和枝条就活动了......把成了空筒的柳枝捏扁放在嘴里，就能吹响了。”

 

小时候最多的水果，是那隔着老远就能闻到香气的脆瓜，

 

回家路上，举起杆子抓知了，是小娃们练了一夏的技能。

 

草长莺飞，小儿嬉戏，无一不是世间最美的画面。

 

爷爷重现他那个年代的春节，简简单单，却热热闹闹。

落了雪，再冷也要和小伙伴们一起滚雪球，

 

年二十五，做豆腐，满屋子都是豆子香，

 

年二十六，炖猪肉，柴火烧得“噼里啪啦”响，

 

除夕夜，期待了一年的放鞭炮，紧张又刺激，

 

正月里吃有讲究，

初一饺子初二面，初三盒子往家转，初四烙饼卷鸡蛋。

 

爷爷的绘画里，充满了对寻常日子的热切，

“过去的日子艰难，买西瓜都舍不得买整个的，卖西瓜的也是把西瓜切成一块一块，有那南来北往拉车赶脚的路过口渴了，就买一块蹲在路边吸溜溜地吃。完，又匆忙赶路了！”

 

“退了休的王老头每天都在胡同口的大树下修理自行车，每天也都有老邻居们过来陪他待着，王老头准备了免费的旱烟，每天总有聊不完的天......老哥们几个最恨的就是贪官，聊到气头上时，备不住脏话就上来了。”

 

“每次盛完板面，老板娘都要笑呵呵地问一句：'要辣椒发？’。”

 

爷爷用细腻的笔触，重现他记忆里的宝藏，

正如网友说的：

“将来也要当个充满回忆的优雅老人”