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You Wear It Well, Daddy-o! Project Runway has nothing on these dapper gents! Put yer eye on some of the worst men’s fashion disasters of all time! Funny thing is, these horribly dressed guys actually wore these clothes in public!  Forget the Best Dressed lists!  I’m loving the Worst Dressed!  These Male Fashionistas got it going on big time! The Day Nike Sales Plummeted… That poor dog… That poor, poor dog… I’ve heard of wearing your heart on your sleeve but this is ridiculous! What do you do with that old couch from the 1070’s? In this issue of GQ:  The Best Dressed Russian Mafiosos… At least he’s mixing it up a little bit. source

#1 Mackenzie Rosman Before: She played the adorable daughter on the family-friendly show 7th Heaven. After: Ruthie's all grown up! In 2013, she showed the world what she's got in a spread for Maxim. via  http://assets.nydailynews.com/ #2 Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Before: They were the twins that shared the role of Michelle Tanner on the hit San Francisco sitcom, Full House.  After: The fashionista twins have created several clothing lines for companies like Walmart. via  http://www.kidsumers.ca/ #3 Kel Mitchell Before: He was the orange-soda loving half of the duo that was always ready to serve up a Good Burger.  After: He's still making rounds on Nickelodeon shows like Sam and Cat. He guest-starred in an episode as rapper Peezy B. via  http://img2.timeinc.net/ #4 Lindsay Lohan Before: She was the cutest and cleverest redhead that managed to bring her parents back together in The Parent Trap revamp. After: Nowadays, people can't keep track of how many times she...

#1 Karakoram Highway Image via  blogspot.com This highway linking Pakistan and China reaches altitues of 16,000 feet and is no laughing matter. You wouldn't want to fall off this one. #2  Guoliang Tunnel Road (China) via  http://www.oddee.com/ This tunnel/road is 1,200 meters long and was built by locals in the 70's. It took 5 years to construct this road that tunnels in and out of some of the steepest peaks in China. #3 The Road Through The Himalayas via  http://www.complex.com/ This road through India has more curves than any road should. Trucks commonly fall down the steep grades of this road. #4 Road Of Death via  http://www.trilulilu.ro/ This Bolivian road is not only long, but it is called the road of death for a reason. It is responsible for 100-200 fatalities a year.

It's common to hear horror stories about people who have had terrible experiences with mechanics. Complaints about being swindled, cheated, over overcharged are common, but what about mechanics who have had to deal with dumb customers? Some people deal with car troubles their own way, ignoring warnings from their vehicle or using duct tape to fix the problem, leaving mechanics scratching their heads. There's the Problem The owner of this Volkswagen Jetta came to the conclusion that they were dealing with an air leak, so they wrapped their airflow meter and intake hose with tape. It wasn't duct tape and easily removed, but the mechanic wasn't happy about having to fiddle with this. #1 Gliding on the Highway Turning on this tire must have been like riding a slip and slide. Driving on a completely worn tire is more than dangerous, as they are easily punctured or can cause a loss of of vehicle control (braking, spin outs, etc.). #2 More Cowbell If this was a prank: genius. ...

From the outside this wooden cabin-in-the-forest is interesting to be sure, but nothing extraordinary. It is easy to see once inside, however, how this unusual wood-and-stone vacation home came to be known as the Magic Mushroom House. The decor is certainly a trip, the looming masonry fireplace is shaped like a gigantic fungus and the original structure itself dates back to the swinging seventies. Eclectic to the extreme, the house sports fixtures from various stylistic eras infused with a distinctly dated set of interior decoration strategies – including a built-in water-bed as well as a smattering of free-love (read: s***al) imagery. A central gathering area (dubbed the ‘love pit’) comes complete with shag carpet and seating around the central chimney stack and itself surrounded by a series of railing-free balconies (nicknamed ‘go-go platforms’). Sitting somewhere on the border of comfy and kitschy, the home is constructed of a combination of curved wooden beams and rough-cut stone s...