The embarrassments of first sex were described using innocent GIFs Reddit users tried to describe their first sexual experience using GIF animations. TJournal collected the best of the submitted works. “He fired back in two seconds.” “I swear this is the first time this has happened to me!” “Yes, darling, I’m enjoying myself to the fullest.” “I can do it, just be patient a little.” “Well, it happens to everyone. Let's just hug." "Jean-Claude Van Damme symbolizes alcohol." “Is this your...

Lotus has unveiled the new C-01 superbike , created by designer Daniel Simon, who worked on the appearance of the famous motorcycle from the film Tron: Legacy. This was reported by The Verge . Designer Daniel Simon is primarily known for his concepts, but thanks to Lotus he was able to have a hand in creating a real motorcycle. The British company plans to produce hundreds of C-01s and sell them at an as yet unknown but undoubtedly high price.

The social network Facebook has changed its attitude towards the privacy of accounts of deceased users: now they will remain in the same form as they were during the life of the owner. This was reported on the Facebook blog . Previously, Facebook restricted access to an account belonging to a deceased user. The contents of the page could only be viewed by those who were on his friends list.

Apple has acquired Burstly, the developer of TestFlight, a popular mobile app testing service for iOS and Android. reported this with reference to its sources TechCrunch , and later Apple confirmed the purchase. The fact that the service was acquired by Apple was indicated to the publication by several sources, as well as by the activity around TestFlight that has been taking place in the last week. The transaction amount remains unknown.

For the LEGOgrapher project, the photographer took photographs in different parts of the world through the “eyes” of a Lego minifigure As part of the year-long LEGOgrapher project, the photographer took photographs through the “eyes” of a Lego minifigure. Photographer Andrew White took dozens of different shots for his LEGOgrapher project .

A designer from Slovakia made 8-bit GIFs based on his favorite films for his project Pixelwood. reports Mashable . Slovakian designer Dusan Szek combined his love of cinema with his passion for GIF animation in the Pixelwood project, for which he created a series of GIFs depicting the content of famous films. When selecting films, Sezek was guided by two factors: they should be instantly recognizable, but at the same time they should not be mainstream.

Popular American TV presenter Jimmy Kimmel admitted on his show that the sensational video with a wolf allegedly entering the territory of the Olympic Village was filmed as a prank. reports Mashable . On the air of his personal TV show, popular comedian Jimmy Kimmel said that the YouTube video about the wolf was made specifically for his program. This information was also confirmed by Sandy Caligiore, a representative of the United States Luge Association.

The magazine "Big City" released a generator of " Cursed polls " in which no cause-and-effect relationship can be traced. This is how the publication responded to a high-profile survey on the Komsomolskaya Pravda website.

The Yandex company published a study of the popularity of TV series based on search queries. This was reported in a press release received by TJournal. According to the results of a study conducted by Yandex between October 1 and November 17, 2013, half of all search queries related to TV series fell on the ten most popular ones. Six of them turned out to be Russian: “Molodezhka”, “Karpov”, “Real Boys”, “Ashes”, “Univer. New Dorm" and "The Eighties".

Fun at the coffin, burning guy and big guns Author: Zalina Marshenkulova The week began with an interesting public debate on the topic “is it possible to cut off a woodcutter’s face to protect the trees?” For a long time, as experts say, forest defenders have been “spike” trees - driving nails into them so that the chainsaw chain breaks and, possibly, injures the woodcutter (but, they say, no one is particularly eager to touch the spiked forest).

Continued on Monday at 10:30 On February 21, in the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow, the defendants in the so-called “Bolotnaya case” will be sentenced - people who took part in a protest rally in May 2012 and are now accused of participating in mass riots and violence against police officers. On this occasion, concerned people gather near the court and decide to support the accused. TJournal will conduct a text broadcast of what is happening inside and outside the court.

DHL forced its competitors to distribute parcels around the city with its logo and the slogan “DHL is faster.” Gizmodo reports. Due to the significant growth of the online trading market in recent years, competition between companies organizing delivery has sharply intensified. In mid-February, the German DHL came up with a spectacular way to advertise itself with the help of its own rivals.

Extreme motorists, funny politicians, true detectives, raging animals and more in the best coubs of the week Author: Alexander Sobolev Traditional, expanded, refreshing and uncompromising selection of coubs from the TJournal columnist. In today's episode: extreme motorists, funny politicians, real detectives, raging animals and fearless movie heroes. Animals Extended version. Are you an eyewitness A traditional column with an extreme twist.

Google has introduced the Tango project, which is creating a smartphone that allows users to create 3D maps of the rooms in which users are located. The project is described on the page of the Corporation's Advanced Technologies Division (ATAP). Today, the Tango project is a prototype of a 5-inch Android smartphone with sensors built into the back panel.

What was once one of the most influential abbeys in Britain remains in ruins after the monastery was dissolved by order of Henry VIII. Tourists are attracted to Glastonbury not so much by the ruins themselves as by the legends associated with them: that St. Patrick was buried in the abbey; that in the territory back in the 12th century, monks found the sarcophagi of King Arthur and Queen Guinevere; and that it was in Glastonbury that the Holy Grail was kept.