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Massive Optimus Prime Transformer made from recycled cars


Transformer made from recycled cars with Olympic Bird's Nest Stadium in background

Transformer made from recycled cars with Olympic Bird's Nest Stadium in background

In comics and movies, transformers are are normally vehicles that turn into giant robots. A huge Chinese sculpture has done that, iterally, recycling old motors into a massive Optimus Prime.

The 11.5 meter (38 feet) high replica is made out of parts of scrapped minivans and motorbikes.

The recycled Autobot is being displayed in the lead up to an exhibition being prepared on recycled materials in Beijing.

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Man who kept body on ice in California is deported


Dry ice

Dry ice

Federal officials have deported a New Zealand drug dealer who kept his dead girlfriend’s body on dry ice in a swanky Newport Beach hotel after she died of an overdose.

The 49-year-old Stephen David Royds was paroled in May after serving about 1 1/2 years of a four-year prison sentence on felony drug charges.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement says  Royds was deported June 25.

He was arrested in 2008 for allegedly selling cocaine and pleaded guilty to drug charges. Investigators who searched his room at the Fairmont Hotel found the body of 33-year-old Monique Trepp in a plastic box filled with dry ice. Acquaintances said she died of an accidental drug overdose nearly a year earlier.

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Hot chicks in weird moments (15 Pics)


One way to go, and that is UP

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World’s most expensive suit on sale for £600,000


World's most expensive suit

How much is too much for the perfect suit?

The world’s most expensive men’s suit is to go on sale for almost £600,000 (US$893,562) in what has been billed as the “ultimate in luxury fashion”, according to its British designer said.

The bespoke suit, made with cashmere wool, silk and diamonds, took more than 600 hours to produce.

Stuart Hughes, its 39 year-old Liverpool-based designer, said almost 500 diamonds were embodied throughout the suit.

Hughes has only made three of the suits, and a French buyer has already bought one in a size 41.

Hughes, a Liverpool-based designer who has also designed/embellished the world’s most expensive TVs, Nintendo gadgets, iPhones and model cars, says the suit, which is his first foray into clothing, is “very luxurious” and “will make any man stand out from the crowd.” You can say that again.

He said each single cut gem was 0.5cts, colour G, VS2 quality, all of which total 240 cts.

Mr Hughes worked with Richard Jewels to produce four exclusive suits, which come with a two week all expenses paid trip to Arc en Ciel in St Lucia included.

Mr Hughes said 10 per cent of the sales will be donated to the Haiti relief fund.

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