Published on: February 11, 20161) Phossy Girls In 1800s,British girls as young as 4 were sent to work in match factories from 6:00 morning to 10:00 at night.They toiled away matchsticks into phosphorus and were fined a half days wage for talking or dropping matches.Inhaling the chemical fumes often led to the development of “phossy […]
Published on: April 19, 2016As internet going crazy , this is considerably more unusual than the ‘legs or wieners’ photographs that cleared Instagram. Japanese folks have been taking to online networking to share strange photographs contrasting their children’s plump arms with chunks of sticky bread. Taking to Twitter, several mums and fathers are snapping photos […]
Published on: February 20, 2015Artist Red Hong Yi‘s incredible creations made with unlikely materials are exploding in popularity. The artist, who goes by her nickname “Red,” already had her work featured two times, and we just can’t get enough of her. Red is back with a new piece celebrating her home country of Malaysia and […]
