Hugo is the new supersized soda from McDonalds – 42 ounces.
To put that in perspective, a regular softdrink can is 12 fluid ounces. So for $0.89 – you are getting about 3.5 cans of softdrink for that serving. That’s a lot to drink.
I couldn’t find anything on McDonald’s official website about it, but found something about it on the website for McDonald’s of St Louis and the Metro East.
I thought I would check out his website, but it appears everyone wants to check out his website.
Check out the Puma.
The dudes at WETA made a Warthog. I don’t mean that they made a big plastic thing that looks like a Warthog. I mean they built a fully-functioning, four-wheel steering, powerful, off-road vehicle with a machine gun on the back. At the correct scale.
Dorset action man Bear Grylls has been accused of faking it in his Channel 4 adventure series Born Survivor, in which he is parachuted into some of the most inhospitable places on Earth with little more than a knife and the clothes on his back.
The programmes, screened in the spring, depicted the ex-SAS man showing how to stay alive in terrain ranging from frozen mountains and dense rainforest to scorching desert.
The Eton-educated 33-year-old’s stomach-churning survival tips included eating live maggots from the body of a decaying animal carcass, sucking fluid from fish eyeballs and squeezing water out of fresh elephant dung.
But now an advisor to the programme has claimed that many of the scenes were not as they seemed.
American survival consultant Mark Weinert, who was recruited by Diverse Productions, told the Sunday Times: “If you really believe everything happens the way it is shown on TV, you are being little bit naïve.”
He told the paper Grylls claimed to be stranded on a desert island on one occasion.
However, he was actually in Hawaii and spent some of his time there in a motel, Mr Weinert alleged.