Face in a hole makes that possible. Just select a scenario from one of the many available. You can filter scenarios by categories if you like. Available categories are for instance Sports or Advertising. Once a user has selected a scenario he has to choose a source for the face that he wants to put on the image. The choices are either a webcam image or one from the hard drive.

The image is then added as a layer to the scenario and you can move it around, zoom and rotate it so that the face fits perfectly with the image that you have uploaded. The system tries to put the image that you upload in the correct relation to the scenario that you have selected.

Once you are satisfied you can simply save the image and send it to your friends or upload it to your Facebook or Myspace profile. Lots of fun guaranteed !

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Users can upload up to four images, portraits preferred, and put the heads of the people on those images on elf bodies who will perform a short dance. A friend of mine was sending me a choreography that he created from pictures of his family and it was hilarious.

I did the same for my family and everyone liked it a lot. Heads can be scaled and rotated to match the body of the elf. Dots which can be partially moved are used to outline the head in detail. A outlined mouth has to be placed on the mouth of the person on the image as well.

It is possible to add and edit up to four pictures or use random images (from a preselected pool) to fill blank spaces. Voices can be added as well by dialing a phone number in the United States, probably a bit unpractical for users who do not live there.

A link is generated which can then be send to friends and relatives as a pleasant surprise.

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Three sites with a post about funny pictures made it on the frontpage of Digg today and two of them were not able to cope with the load that was caused by thousand of geeks that clicked on the link to that sites simultaneously. I therefor decided to post all pictures here on my site as a mirror so to speak and add a link to the original sites as well so they get the backlink that they deserve.

This means however that the loading times could be rather long because both post contained a lot of pictures. It is still worth the waiting time, hope you enjoy the pictures:

Craziest Captchas:

This is the second batch of pictures that all show what could happen if you publish a picture showing yourself on the Internet. That poor Chinese kid is famous, that is for sure but I would not want to change with him.

The title of the article was 33 Reasons not to put your picture on the Internet and published on Polyice.

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