Guess what this is about...

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These guys are members of a religious group - can you guess which?

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The Orange Order - no joke

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Who's this?

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Any idea what's going on here?

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he suffers from rheumatism, so is suspended in sand in order to relieve pressure on his joints - a great idea

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What's special about this bike? Apart from the fact that they've not put pedals on it for the publicity shot!

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the frame is made from hemp fibre

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This isn't just an excuse to post a picture of a lassie in a bikini... why do you think she has that scar?

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she was the first person in Britain to be separated successfully from her conjoined twin

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What's going on here then?

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A painting by Anthony Hopkins. Even though I like the colours, the idea seems very basic - like an album cover from the 80s. I'm not impressed!

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I got most of them right... I especially like the sandals!

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Cake designer Michelle Wibowo touches up a sponge cake in the shape of a pig at the Experimental Food Society's Spectacular (Picture: Ally Carmichael)

http://www.experimentalfoodsociety.com/images.html

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Who's this guy's famous brother?

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Elton John... this is his brother Geoff.

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Who's this beefy fecker?

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Axl Rose

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Deaf people listen to a special concert given by the Dutch Student Orchestra in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. The music is heard through vibrating balloons.

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"They're all fucking wogs, send them all back. The wogs and the arabs and the Jamaicans. Vote Enoch Powell"

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Eric Clapton's racist screed

thanks to Skylace for the pointer

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What's this all about? I'm pretty sure that the explanation will come as quite a shock...

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Lichtenberg Figures
The Fractal Patterns of Lightning Strike Scars.

Being struck by lightning is a dangerous and scary experience and can even be fatal. Sometimes, the electrical discharge can leave a tattoo-like marking or scar known as a Lichtenberg figure. The patterns created are known to be examples of fractals.
Lichtenberg figures are branching electric discharges that sometimes appear on the surface or the interior of insulating materials. They are named after the German physicist Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who originally discovered and studied them.

When they were first discovered, it was thought that their characteristic shapes might help to reveal the nature of positive and negative electric “fluids”