Daily Archives: 21 March 21, 2007

Great pics of Vietnam set to music. Link

That Dallas is home to the world’s largest gay church. Article

Zhou Guizhen, who is 86-years-old, shows one of her bound feet where the bones in the four small toes were broken and forced underneath the foot over a period of time, at her home in Liuyi village in China’s southern … Continue reading →

Here’s the Greek Gods Family Tree.

Yahoo’s new version of web mail is, without a doubt, one of the coolest and most fluid Ajax applications we’ve seen to date. For the average user it offers every major feature that you can find in Outlook or Thunderbird, … Continue reading →

Read about it here.

Hershey squirts just waiting to happen.  Click below for the recipe and details. Link

Faucet foam eliminates the need for soap dish mixes ordinary dish soap into a consistent lather, saves time and water, no more messy sink ledges. Mounts on faucet in minutes, turns on by push of a button. Also useful when … Continue reading →

Here is an interesting map where you can find Coke or Pepsi in Las Vegas. My apoligies to all the Dr. Pepper drinkers.

LONDON, England (Reuters) — A passenger in first class woke up to a shock when he found himself sitting near a corpse on a British Airways flight, British newspapers reported on Monday. Paul Trinder, 54, said cabin crew moved the … Continue reading →

Our Living Tables are guaranteed to liven up any party. They will chat with your guests in character according to your theme. And if you would like, The Living Tables can even serve your guests wine, hors d’oeurves, dessert or … Continue reading →

It turns out that on the new presidential dollar coins, “In God We Trust” and “E Pluribus Unum” appears on the edge of the coins, not on the face.  This angers some folks. But before we get to the article, … Continue reading →

Scott Tissue had a contest in which readers submitted their ‘cloggiest moments’. Only three entries are posted and you can read them here, and they suggest to visit the SCOTT Clog Clinic to avoid such things.

After a row with developers, this family’s home has been left perched 12m (40ft) up on its own concrete island. It all started when they refused to accept compensation to move and, while the row rumbled on, the bulldozers excavated … Continue reading →