50 of the Weirdest & Wackiest Tattoos on the Planet

Some people forget that a Tattoo is forever, although no-one really knows what compels people to get incredibly weird & “out there tattoos.” The people in this article are no exception, you are about to see some of the weirdest, stupidest, wildest & geekiest tattoos on the planet.

If you know any of the tattooists who created any of these works, please leave a comment with their web address so I can give them credit & exposure.

10 weird/fun facts about the human body

1. The human brain is the world’s most powerful computer. When it comes to sheer computational strength, today’s state-of-the-art processors are still no match for the human mind. According to experts, the average brain has a storage capacity of about 100 terabytes, while the typical PC offers only a fraction of that, about 100 gigabytes.

2. The human body has roughly 60,000 miles of blood vessels. According to the Cleveland Clinic, the body’s blood vessels, which include the arteries, veins, and capillaries, would be 60,000 miles long if they were laid out end to end. That’s approximately the distance you’d need to travel if you wanted to circle the globe two and a half times.

3. The human nose can remember 50,000 different scents. Although you’d probably never want to recall that many aromas, it’s nice to know that your nose is doing its job. That said, you shouldn’t be too impressed–humans have about 5 million odor receptors, while dogs, depending on the breed, may have more than 220 million.

4. A human sneeze can exceed 100 miles per hour. People generally inhale air slowly, but when they sneeze, air rushes out of their nostrils at 100 miles per hour or more. It should come as no surprise that it’s so easy to catch colds and flu; a sneeze’s velocity enables it to propel germs up to 12 feet.

5. The human body contains about 32 million bacteria per square inch. There’s no denying it: Every one of us is basically a petri dish for armies of microscopic critters. In fact, the human body contains 10 times more bacteria per square inch than the average toilet bowl does.

6. The largest internal organ in the human body is the small intestine. Contrary to what its name might suggest, the small intestine–the portion of the gastrointestinal tract between the stomach and the large intestine–is anything but petite. In fact, if you unfolded it, you’d find it was roughly 23 feet long.

7. Three hundred million cells die every minute in the human body. It might sound like an awful lot, but it’s insignificant compared with the overall number of cells in your body. Scientists estimate that the average human body contains between 10 and 50 trillion cells, so it can afford to lose a few here and there.

8. Human stomach acid is strong enough to dissolve razorblades. According to scientists, human stomach acid is seriously powerful stuff–so strong, in fact, that it’s capable of dissolving razorblades. But whatever you do, don’t attempt to swallow one.

9. Humans produce enough saliva to fill one or two swimming pools. Saliva helps to keep the mouth lubricated and plays a key role in the digestive process. Most experts believe that humans produce between 0.75 and l.5 liters of the fluid a day, which means that during your lifetime, you’ll produce enough to fill one or two swimming pools.

10. Humans have as many hairs per square inch as chimpanzees. They might look a lot furrier than we do, but according to biologists, we have the same amount of hairs per square inch as our primate friends. In fact, when scientists at the University of Washington, Seattle, sequenced the genome of the chimpanzee, they found that humans were 96 percent similar to the great ape species.

Weird Human Facts – We Humans Are A Strange Bunch!

Hi Everyone! Welcome to my weird human facts page! We humans are capable of doing many amazing, fantastic and near impossible feats! I have put together a list of some the weird stuff humans do. I hope you are just fascinated by this list as I am!

FACT #1 - The human heart makes enough pressure to squirt blood 30ft!

FACT #2 – The average person spends 3 years of his or her life on the toilet. It is also the main place where people do their reading!

FACT #3 – Your heart beats about 100,000 times in a day! over an average lifetime it beats more than 3 BILLION times!

FACT #4 – Every person has a different tongue print. Imagine if you had to use your tongue to ID yourself every day! That would be gross!

FACT #5 – 23% of all photocopier breakdowns are caused by people photocopying their behinds! I always wondered why the copier machine in my school smelled funny, now I know why!

FACT #6 – Babies are born without kneecaps. A child’s kneecaps do not appear until he or she is 2 years old.

FACT #7 – There was woman who had a whopping total 69 children! Obviously this is the world record! I wonder how she remembered all their names?

FACT #8 – You will die faster from extreme lack of sleep than starvation.

FACT #9 – On very rare occasions sneezing too hard can cause you to fracture a rib.

Weird Human FACTS #10 – While you are sleeping you will eat about 10 spiders and 70 insects during your lifetime. Hmm, I must remember to sleep with an oxygen mask from now on.

FACT #11 – A person can drink about 20,000 gallons of water in his or her lifetime.

FACT #12 -Everyday you share your birthday with about 9 million people.

FACT #13 – The most common name in the world is…Mohammed.

FACT #14 – We spend about one third of our lives sleeping. This means if a person lives to be 99 years old, he/she would have slept for around 33 years! Imagine how much more we could get done if we didn’t have to sleep.

FACT #15 – The average person is about 1/4 inch taller at night

FACT #16 – The youngest couple ever to have children were 8 and 9 years old! They lived way back in 1910.

FACT #17 – About half of the world’s population is under the age of 25.

FACT #18 – Men are struck by lightening much more than women.

FACT #19 – The tongue is the strongest muscle in the body

Weird Human FACTS #20 – Men sweat about 40% more than women.

FACT #21 – Color blindness occurs in men 10 times more than women.

FACT #22 – Mongolians and Tibetans put salt in their tea instead of sugar.

FACT #23 – Eskimos use refrigerators to stop their food from freezing.

FACT #24 – A human liver can still function if 80% of it has been removed. Eventually it will grow back to its original size.

FACT #25 – The pupil in your eye can expand (dilate) as much as 45% when you see something you like.

FACT #26 – The average height for a male Mbuti pygmies is 4’6″. This makes them among the shortest people in the wall.

FACT #27 – In parts of India people wear masks on the back of their heads to confuse tigers. Tigers like to attack from behind.

FACT #28 – In Los Angeles, California there are more cars than people

FACT #29 – A person who has recently eaten a banana is more likely to attract mosquitos.

Weird Human FACTS #30 – A dog’s sense of smell is 95% better than yours

FACT #31 – You breath about 23,000 times per day on average

FACT #32 – Even the most intelligent person only uses one percent of the english language

FACT #33 – The oldest known person lived to age 122. There have been unconfirmed reports that there is a Russia woman who is living right now with an unconfirmed age of 128!

FACT #34 – 40% of cat and dog owners carry a picture of their pet in their wallet.

FACT #35 – The average person’s dream lasts 2 to 3 seconds FACT #36 – At any given hour there are about 62,000 people in airplanes flying over the United States.

FACT #37 – The Taj Mahal took 22 years to build and it was constructed by around 22,000 men.

FACT #38 – You blink you eyes about 10 million times a year.

FACT #39 – When you sneeze stuff (spit etc.) flys out your mouth at 300 MPH! That’s as fast as a category 5 tornado.

Weird Human FACTS #40 – There are more people speaking english in China than there are in the United States. China’s population is more that triple the USA’s

FACT #1 – The human heart makes enough pressure to squirt blood 30ft!

FACT #2 – The average person spends 3 years of his or her life on the toilet. It is also the main place where people do their reading!

FACT #3 – Your heart beats about 100,000 times in a day! over an average lifetime it beats more than 3 BILLION times!

FACT #4 – Every person has a different tongue print. Imagine if you had to use your tongue to ID yourself every day! That would be gross!

FACT #5 – 23% of all photocopier breakdowns are caused by people photocopying their behinds! I always wondered why the copier machine in my school smelled funny, now I know why!

FACT #6 – Babies are born without kneecaps. A child’s kneecaps do not appear until he or she is 2 years old.

FACT #7 – There was woman who had a whopping total 69 children! Obviously this is the world record! I wonder how she remembered all their names?

FACT #8 – You will die faster from extreme lack of sleep than starvation.

FACT #9 – On very rare occasions sneezing too hard can cause you to fracture a rib.

Weird Human FACTS #10 – While you are sleeping you will eat about 10 spiders and 70 insects during your lifetime. Hmm, I must remember to sleep with an oxygen mask from now on.

FACT #11 – A person can drink about 20,000 gallons of water in his or her lifetime.

FACT #12 -Everyday you share your birthday with about 9 million people.

FACT #13 – The most common name in the world is…Mohammed.

FACT #14 – We spend about one third of our lives sleeping. This means if a person lives to be 99 years old, he/she would have slept for around 33 years! Imagine how much more we could get done if we didn’t have to sleep.

FACT #15 – The average person is about 1/4 inch taller at night

FACT #16 – The youngest couple ever to have children were 8 and 9 years old! They lived way back in 1910.

FACT #17 – About half of the world’s population is under the age of 25.

FACT #18 – Men are struck by lightening much more than women.

FACT #19 – The tongue is the strongest muscle in the body

Weird Human FACTS #20 – Men sweat about 40% more than women.

FACT #21 – Color blindness occurs in men 10 times more than women.

FACT #22 – Mongolians and Tibetans put salt in their tea instead of sugar.

FACT #23 – Eskimos use refrigerators to stop their food from freezing.

FACT #24 – A human liver can still function if 80% of it has been removed. Eventually it will grow back to its original size.

FACT #25 – The pupil in your eye can expand (dilate) as much as 45% when you see something you like.

FACT #26 – The average height for a male Mbuti pygmies is 4’6″. This makes them among the shortest people in the wall.

FACT #27 – In parts of India people wear masks on the back of their heads to confuse tigers. Tigers like to attack from behind.

FACT #28 – In Los Angeles, California there are more cars than people

FACT #29 – A person who has recently eaten a banana is more likely to attract mosquitos.

Weird Human FACTS #30 – A dog’s sense of smell is 95% better than yours

FACT #31 – You breath about 23,000 times per day on average

FACT #32 – Even the most intelligent person only uses one percent of the english language

FACT #33 – The oldest known person lived to age 122. There have been unconfirmed reports that there is a Russia woman who is living right now with an unconfirmed age of 128!

FACT #34 – 40% of cat and dog owners carry a picture of their pet in their wallet.

FACT #35 – The average person’s dream lasts 2 to 3 seconds FACT #36 – At any given hour there are about 62,000 people in airplanes flying over the United States.

FACT #37 – The Taj Mahal took 22 years to build and it was constructed by around 22,000 men.

FACT #38 – You blink you eyes about 10 million times a year.

FACT #39 – When you sneeze stuff (spit etc.) flys out your mouth at 300 MPH! That’s as fast as a category 5 tornado.

Weird Human FACTS #40 – There are more people speaking english in China than there are in the United States. China’s population is more that triple the USA’s