The Oxford University women's rugby team, have stripped off for the Beat Calendar in 13 different rugby-related poses. The sexy shots, which show female members of the squad training & exercising in the nude, while wearing just their rugby socks and boots, will help to raise money for Beat, a charity supporting anyone affected by eating disorders or difficulties with food, weight, and shape.
The calendar will be sold for £10 to students of the university and £12 to members of the public.
'The shoot did take some time: we wanted the photographs to be technically accurate from a rugby point of view, in addition to underpinning the important messages we want to spread on behalf of OURFC Woman and Beat.'
Have you ever wondered what exactly happens to your body when you are getting down and dirty with your significant other? This video from YouTube channel ThinkTank will teach you what happens to your body and your partner's during intercourse.
For guys, their member starts to get hard, while women start to create a natural lubricant. Both hearts start beating ridiculously fast.
While guys members get bigger, their gonads pull back into the scrotum as things get hot and heavy. The lips of women grow in size as it begins to narrow in size.
As the climax cycle begins for a man, he begins to collect fluid and he expels it. His muscle tension and blood vessels begin to reach a peak.
For women, every eight-tenths of a second, her wall contracts in a rhythmic pattern. Her pulse and breathing and blood pressure rises tremendously.
After the happy ending, body bodies take up to 30 minutes before they return back to it’s resting state of being. For men, the refractory period begins. Age and physical fitness have a huge impact on just how long your recovery stage is.
For women, her private areas start returning to their original state and their muscle tension disappears. PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW...
Getting inked has become increasingly popular in the last century. In fact, you’re more likely to find people who do have tattoos, rather than someone who doesn’t. Even with the increase in popularity, there are still a lot of things people don’t know about tattoos--here’s the hard truth about getting inked:
This cartoon depicts what tattoos with these placements really mean! Do you know anyone with a face tattoo, a tribal armband, or some lower back ink? Do you think there’s any truth to these?
‘Have you ever thought about what it’s going to look like when you’re old?’ is a common argument against getting tattoos. Well, here’s the perfect response to that too common question.
According to some, the placement of a tattoo can say a lot about the person. Here, the hidden meaning behind tattoo locations is revealed! While these probably don’t apply to all people, some of them have the ring of truth to them.
If you’ve ever wondered which spot hurts the most, this helpful graphic shows which areas to avoid if you’re not great at handling a little pain. According to this, the shoulder, arm, and rear are the least painful, while the neck, wrist, and rib cage are the most painful.
Tattoos are a lot more common than you might think! According to this statistic, 45 million people in America are inked. Breaking it down more, it reveals that 40% of 26-40 year-olds are inked, and 30% of college graduates do as well!
This man reveals all about the pain involved in getting his chest piece done. The area in the center of his chest was so painful to sit through, he’d rather go to a birthing classes!
After declaring war on ISIS following the horrifying attacks that took place in Paris on November 13th, hacktivist group Anonymous have wasted no time in making their first move.
In their first effort to weaken the terrorist group, Anonymous hackers have disabled more than 3,800 Twitter accounts, a tool that has been beneficial to the terrorists in the past.
The hackers flagged the Twitter accounts for officials to investigate further. Social media has played a big role in the recruitment process for ISIS, using the online tool to extend their reach.
Anonymous has also set up their own official Twitter account to help with the ‘Paris Operation,’ saying that their goal is to unite humanity in the pursuit of the destruction of the militant group. They sent out a tweet saying that they will not stop their opposition to the terrorist group.
The event that spurred the hacktivist’s operation was the series of coordinated attacks that occurred on November 13th in Paris, France. At least 129 people were killed and hundred more were injured in the attacks that ISIS claimed responsibility for.
Anonymous has become known for electronically taking down their enemies. In early November, the group made headlines after they released the information of more than 1,000 people that were suspected to be members of, or to have some affiliation with, the Klu Klux Klan.
The flagging of the Twitter accounts has comes just days after Anonymous posted a video to YouTube declaring a cyber war on the terrorists, saying, ‘Expect massive cyber attacks. Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down. You should know that we will find you and we will not let you go.’
Anonymous is a network of hackers that first gained recognition in 2008 after launching an attack on the Church of Scientology. Since then, they’ve become known for launching attacks on organizations they believe to have wronged others. In 2012, they were named one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People. PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW...
As mourners gathered in Paris at Place de la Republique to honor victims killed by ISIS, one Muslim stood among them and asked if they would embrace him.
He stood blindfolded with two signs that read: ‘I’m a Muslim, but I’m told that I'm a terrorist. I trust you, do you trust me? If yes, hug me’.
To his delight, dozens of tearful onlookers approached him one by one to hug him, affirming his view that ISIS had failed in their attempt to destroy their society.
After taking off his blindfold, the man said: ‘I would like to thank every one of you for giving me a hug. I did this to send a message to everyone’.
He continued saying: ‘I am a Muslim, but that doesn’t make me a terrorist. I never killed anybody. I can even tell you that last Friday was my birthday, but I didn’t go out. I deeply feel for all the victim’s families. I want to tell you that ‘Muslim’ doesn’t necessarily mean ‘terrorist’.
This man chose the Place de la Republique, the unofficial focal point for tributes and vigils because it is at short distance from the sites of three of the shootings that killed 129 people last Friday.
The video has been viewed more than 10 million times on Facebook and ‘liked’ nearly 150,000 times in just two days. WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW....
