Nothing Much Happened Today.

[Found here.]

The .Gif Friday Post No. 826 – Biergarten Twist, One Little Grape & The Perfect Dismount

[Found here, here and here.]

Tarrare

Tarrare, a historical figure from late 18th century France, gained notoriety for his unending appetite and peculiar eating habits. He grappled with a rare medical disorder called polyphagia, which compelled him to incessantly hunger for and consume copious amounts of food, including non-edible items. Tarrare garnered public attention by devouring objects like corks, stones, and even live animals, once astonishing onlookers by devouring an entire basket of apples in rapid succession. Despite his astounding consumption abilities, his health rapidly declined, plagued by numerous complications stemming from his condition. The life of Tarrare remains an intriguing medical enigma, leaving numerous questions unanswered regarding the underlying nature and causes of his singular condition.

From ATI:

And the strangest part of all this was that he always looked as though he were starving. The young man barely weighed 100 pounds and he seemed constantly tired and distracted. He was showing every possible sign of undernourishment – except, of course, that he was eating enough to feed a small barracks.

[Top image and first caption found here. Other images found around the internest and may or may not be Tarrare.]

The .Gif Friday Post No. 818 – Coffee with Cream, Dance Hard & Asian-to-Clowncasian App

[Found here and  here.  Face App combined from this and this.]

Materman Steps In It

“Watch out Materman! The floor is lava!”

[Found here.]

[Updated: h/t Suz P.]

Happy Labor Day

[Found in here. More Labor Day fun here.]

Stuff I Do When I’m Bored

The .Gif Friday Post No. 804 – Do The Christie, Tooth Banana Paste Split & Kramer the Moose

 

[Found here, here and here.]

Noah’s BBQ & Grill

“If you have ever wondered where Noah’s Ark landed, here it is! North of Leucadia, CA at the Batiquitos lagoon! George Herbert build the boat in 1946 and it served patrons until around the 1960s.”

No place for vegans.

[Found here.]

SE Asian Salt Marsh

[Unknown location, possibly Vietnam. Image found here.]