Well just found this article about this restaurant in Vegas serving huge burgers. Burgers with names such as: Triple Bypass Burger or The Quadruple Bypass Burger . Wow that sounds huge already. Well , there are already two customers who collapsed at this place while eating. Either way it is restaurant and something wrong with food or it is amount of fat in that food. Restaurant is called " ...
Apparently we could be facing the coldest May in 100 years: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ng-summer.html As for April, well it's raining all the time, but why make a big deal out of it? Hasn't anybody heard of the phrase, 'April Showers'? Saying that, I'm pretty sure that this weather is responsible for me feeling knackered all the time and having a crap night's sleep. It seems a lot of my friends and ...
More and more, I see these 'Trollface' images and comic strips on the internet. People have been sharing them like mad and if you Google 'trollface images', there is certainly no shortage of material. I often wondered where the hell these churning-grin depicted pixel-faces came from, and without too much effort, I seem to have found the source of this internet plague. Click here to see the origins of ...
I was just browsing through the many fine pages of the internet when I inadvertently stumbled upon one of America's most infamous radio presenters, Howard Stern. Some of you might remember Howard Stern from the 1997 'biographical' film, Private Parts, whereby Stern (played by himself) went from Radio Zero to Radio Hero on account of his on-the-air-waves 'shock' shows. Stern is notorious ...
'The past that never was'.... The 'Steampunk Girls' is something that I have purely stumbled on by accident and is not something I've heard of before. The Wikipedia definition is: Originally Posted by Wikipedia "...a sub-genre of science fiction, fantasy, alternate history, and speculative fiction that came into prominence during the 1980s and early 1990s. Steampunk involves a setting where steam power is still widely used—usually Victorian era Britain or "Wild West"-era United States—that ...
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