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Its Hayley Williams From Paramore. Topless. On Twitpic.

At around 8pm on Thursday night, Hayley Williams, lead singer of Paramore, was posting some pics on her twitter page, and was even nice enough to post a topless picture of herself for about 10 minutes. But then she accidentally deleted both the post and the picture. Oops. Butter-fingers! But needless to say I right-clicked the hell out of all this and, luckily for her, I can post it over here. No need to thank me Hayley!

Hidden Paradise in the Desert Revealed

Ubari Lakes are part of Erg Awbari Oasis in the Sahara. Located near Fezzan and 30kms north of Germa in Libya, these salt water lakes are a central trading point for many locals, who gather at the edges of the lake selling souvenirs and other goods Umm Al-Maa, meaning Mother of Water, is one of the largest lakes in the oasis but unfortunately, like all the lakes, the water table in the area is so low that the lakes are drying up. As well as the waters being extremely dirty, the saline levels are now similar to the Dead Sea (which is great news if you like floating in crud). The abandoned city of Gebraoun is also relatively nearby with its impressive ruins, the settlement is testament to the life-sustaining qualities that the lakes once had.

Stacy Keibler’s 30 Year Old Legs At A LG Mobile Phones Party

There was a party for LG Mobile Phones this week and Stacy Keibler was there with her legs conveniently exposed as if she knew we were jonesing for a gallery from her. Many of you new Busted Coverage readers have no idea that Stacy is dear to our hearts since we were one of the first eBayers to ever purchase one of her auction items. Yep, that is going to be a man cave conversation piece – soon. Anyway, pictures. Here you go.

This is Why Yosemite is a Photographer’s Nirvana

For over a century California’s Yosemite Park has been a destination for families and everyone who enjoys the outdoors. With over 750,000 acres of stunning beauty, it doesn’t matter what time of year you are there, everything is beautiful. Enjoy these 26 photos of Yosemite and see what it’s a top destination for photographers.

Spied! 2011 Ford F-150 with EcoBoost V-6

Ford is about half a year away from starting production of the first six-cylinder EcoBoost-equipped 2011 F-150 half-ton pickup, but our spies have caught a tester SuperCab FX4 model racking up the miles. In the picture, you can see a turbo intercooler framed in the middle of the lower bumper. The EcoBoost twin-turbo system runs at up to 1,740 degrees, according to Ford. An air-to-air intercooler is used to cool the compressed intake air before it enters the engine's combustion chamber, and water cooling protects the internal turbo bearings in the high-temperature operating environment. Using two turbochargers, rather than one larger one, helps fight turbo lag.

Geekologie Reader Makes Zombie Chainsaw

Geekologie Reader and tattoo artist Jak went and decorated a chainsaw with some extra zombie-killing flair. Because Jak doesn't just want to cut the heads off zombies, Jak wants to look f***ing good cutting the heads off zombies. "I'm a tattoo artist in Anchorage, Alaska. I did the Raptor Jesus tattoo you had on here a while back. Here's another creation I thought you'd like. I took a $70 chainsaw and painted it up so I'd look good fightin' zeds. Hope you like it! Nice Jak, you're gonna be the best looking zombie killer out there. Well, besides me. Not to brag or anything but I DO wear a zombie slayer's kilt (+5 breezy crotch). Just sayin', you ever teabagged a zombie with no underwear on before? Not if you still have balls you haven't!"

How The U.S. Government Killed The Safest Car Ever Built

Thirty-five years ago, the U.S. government built a fleet of cars that were safer than anything on the road. Twenty-five years ago, the government shredded them in secret. Two escaped the crusher. This is their story. As Congress and the auto industry wrestle with another round of tougher safety standards, nothing on the menu comes close to setting up the federal government's own vehicle design business. Yet that's exactly what Congress did in 1966. With the furor from Ralph Nader's Unsafe at Any Speed still fresh, the original act creating the Department of Transportation also ordered it to build its own experimental vehicles for testing new safety devices, and swap notes with 13 other countries. The young faces at the new agency farmed out the first set to three companies, including General Motors.

Pieces of Nerd Furniture

Furniture doesn't have to be sophisticated, it can meet your personality too. Here are 20 pieces of nerdy furniture.

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