Saturday 30 June 2012
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New Statesman - "Science, it's a girl thing!" says EU Commission, holding lipstick and bunsen burner
Watch "Science: It's a girl thing! - Official teaser" on YouTube
Video removed ? EU sensitive to Twitter and other criticism ? Twats !
Gut Busting Breakfast
http://www.jestersdiner.com/menu
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4113829/Nine-pound-Kidz-Breakfast-from-Jesters-Diner-met-its-match-in-Robert-Pinto.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2093449/The-REALLY-big-breakfast-6-000-calorie-fry-slammed-health-campaigners--hit-diners.html
WHAT GOES IN TO THE KIDZ BREAKFAST 12 rashers of bacon 12 sausages Six eggs Four black pudding slices Four slices of bread and butter Four slices of toast Four slices of fried bread Two hash browns Eight-egg cheese and potato omelette Saute potatoes, Mushrooms, Beans, Tomatoes. A monster breakfast which weighs the same as a small child and could potentially kill diners is attracting criticism from angry health campaigners The Kidz Breakfast at Jesters Diner in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, includes 12 rashers of bacon, 12 sausages and six eggs and weighs on average 9lb - 1lb 5oz more than the average newborn baby. Health experts are demanding its removal from the menu and are warning someone with a heart condition could die if they eat it, with each helping amounting to at least 6,000 calories, up to three days' food intake for an average person.
Thursday 21 June 2012
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Sunday 17 June 2012
Suicide by Sugar !
@DailySourceNews: TOP STORIES: Suicide by sugar? (Orlando Sentinel) Story: http://source.ly/10Pdi Shared via TweetCaster
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Friday 8 June 2012
Tributes to Robin Gibb at funeral
Bee Gees star Robin Gibb has been reunited with his twin brother, mourners at his funeral were told.
The 62-year-old singer died from kidney failure last month after fighting cancer and pneumonia and suffering from a serious bowel condition.
His elder brother Barry, the last of the four Gibb brothers, said in his eulogy that Maurice's death in 2003 had hit Robin hard.
He told guests at St Mary's Church in Thame, Oxfordshire, opposite the home Robin and wife Dwina had shared for nearly 20 years: "They were both beautiful. And now they're together. They're actually together. When you're twins, you're twins all your life. You go through every emotion. And they're finally together. I think the greatest pain for Robin in the past 10 years was losing his twin brother, and I think it did all kinds of things to him. And now they're together."
Hundreds of well-wishers lined the streets of Thame ahead of the service to see the coffin in a horse-drawn hearse. Onlookers watched as the white, glass-sided carriage - topped with red roses and pulled by four plumed, black Friesian horses - trundled through his adopted home town. The cortege was followed by Robin's two Irish wolfhounds, Ollie and Missy, together with friends and family.
In keeping with his long musical career, the horses wore decorative black cloths emblazoned with a gold treble clef and were trailing a piper. It had been Robin's wish to "say a final goodbye to fans and his home town of Thame", according to his family.
Mourners wept as Robin's ornate white coffin entered the church to the sound of the Bee Gees' hit How Deep Is Your Love.
Barry Gibb and the vicar leading the service, the Reverend Alan Garratt, walked up the aisle ahead of it as a round of spontaneous applause broke out from well-wishers outside the church. Close relatives followed behind, including one woman so overcome with grief she had to be physically supported as she walked to her seat. Guests, including Leslie Phillips, Sir Tim Rice, DJ Mike Read and Uri Geller, followed the cortege on foot from the gatehouse of his estate.
Joining funeral directors as pallbearers were Robin's sons RJ and Spencer, together with Stevie Gibb - Barry's son -and Steven Murphy, who is Dwina's son.
Barry Gibb made the congregation laugh during parts of his tribute but also hinted at recent tensions between himself and Robin. His voice trembling, he said: "We were laughing all the way. Sometimes crying. God knows how much we argued. Even right up to the end we found conflict with each other, which now means nothing. It just means nothing. If there's conflict in your lives - get rid of it. Life is too short. In Robin's case, absolutely too short. We should have had 20 years, 30 years of his magnificent mind and his beautiful heart."
Press Association - Fri, 8th Jun 2012 05:38 PM
Thursday 7 June 2012
Wednesday 6 June 2012
One for women but....men can be desperate too **
** I once, as a youth, stayed with relatives in Wales, toilet outside, via hall to middle room to kitchen outside door.
I woke up totally desperate, went downstairs to realise my elder female relatives were all in the kitchen probably having breakfast. My access to the toilet denied, I was already using a hand-tourniquet solution, there was no way I could run and let go my grip !
It had been raining, the solution was immediate, urinate on the front door mat ! It went on for ages, all the time I just hoped no women came out of the kitchen to see the disgusting spectacle.
They didn't, relief was immediate. I never owned up and seemingly, no one noted extra liquid on the door mat ! Thank you Welsh rainstorm.
It was one of my best moments...at the time, not so.
