Not sure how you’d wear it, but it does come with matching chairs…
After Hugh Grant chucked a tub of baked beans at the paparazzi earlier this week, the recipient photographer kindly demonstrates the turbulent results of their consumption…
(spotted on Holy Moly)
If you’re looking for the video clip of the weightless (zero-g) dog floating about in a light aircraft, as shown on tonight’s Have I Got News For You (BBC1, 27th April 2007), you can find it here….
…picked up at the car boot sale on Sunday (22nd April 2007) at Nottingham Greyhound Stadium, Colwick, for just 20p!
I thought the character printed on it was Optimus Prime, but apparently it’s called “Ultra Magnus” (?)
Does anyone know what the difference is between pappadums, puppodums or poppadums?
The Co-Op in Clifton Nottingham seems to sell all three.
Last Monday (16th April 2007), Dr Stu and I won the pub quiz at The Victoria Tavern, Ruddington, thanks to our encyclopedic knowledge of current affairs, history, science and the arts (and the fact that there was only one other team).
The prize was a mighty 8 pints of their finest lager beer, redeemable by presenting the following voucher.
Dr Stu’s facts may be random and uninteresting, but they certainly come in handy. We just need to remember that the missing word from the film “Seven Brides for Seven _______” is not sisters…
A common question often asked of me is, “Are Rabbits Rodents?”
Well, of course they are not, I reply. Rabbits aren’t rodents (like rats or mice) - they are, in fact, lagomorphs.
Incidentally, rabbits are more closely related to horses than they are to mice. Rabbits and horses share similarities in their diet and in their method of digesting food.
Inside your monitor are lots of little Japanese men struggling to keep up with your mouse movements…
(click the link and turn your sound on)
(B3ta)
“Robots in the eyes” as I used to think it was…
(sound adds to the effect)
