“The strongest and biggest bird of prey that ever existed was the Haast’s Eagle (Harpagornis moorei) of New Zealand, and it became extinct around the 1400s soon after the Maori settled the South Island of New Zealand.” Source
I like this one!
A feathery and colourful explosion. maniakman, you’re up!
Thank you nothbeard!
My first time at the helm….lets try:
Buildings or structures where you wonder: “How in the world did they build that?”
example: 
NORD/LB Bank, Hanover, Germany
looks like someone pulled out the wrong piece in the tower puzzle. 
What is that?
Looks like the ugly-ass “Academic Building” that was built by Cooper Union.
Whatever “architect” designed that hideous POS monstrosity shouldn’t even be let near Lego blocks, let alone be allowed to design any more buildings.
Well, maybe iffn you put that piece that fell off back up??? Naw it’s still a POS
That just figures… :person_facepalming:
Someone described the Cooper building as looking as if it suffered a bomb-blast.
Someone should’ve put that to the test before the grand unveiling. Then it wouldn’t be the eyesore it is now.
And now I truly know what the term “eyesore” means.
Wonderworks, Tennessee
The architect isn’t to blame here, it’s the people who approved it for construction. Like this car… who the hell approved it for production?
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The Skylodge Adventure Suites located in the Sacred Valley of Cuzco, Peru. $500/night.
If I ever stay there, I’ll bring all my flashlights to light up the valley.
Very impressive septic systems by the way.
