French Scientists: "It's no surprise British scientists cannot find evidence for G-spot."
Labels: Science and Nature
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Labels: Science and Nature
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Millions feared cold.
Labels: Science and Nature, UK
Friday, October 09, 2009
Further new definitions from the latest edition of Goldberg's Dictionary of Criminal Sexual Acts include:Labels: Language, Science and Nature
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Rally-goers warned to make sure they have health insurance before they go getting "all worked up."
Labels: Politics, Science and Nature, US
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Friday, May 25, 2007
Big news in the Netherlands recently was the escape and rampage of Bokito, gorilla resident at Blijdorp zoo. He leapt a wall, swam a moat and all but jumped on horse back to escape. Once out, he grabbed a woman and dragged her around the zoo. He was soon caught and sympathy for the poor animal has been rising since it emerged the same woman used to come into the zoo very often and taunt the gorilla. As the zoo keepers pointed out this was a warning as otherwise she'd be in several pieces and her bones used for toys by the young gorillas. So far from putting Bokito down as some people have called for (including the woman herself), I hope that the woman is banned from every zoo, safari park and pet shop in the world. Not that she has much inclination to go now.
Meanwhile for decades scientists have been teaching chimps sign language. Good God, People! How long before they start talking, sounding like Roddy McDowall and Kim Hunter, and riding horses? And I honestly thought it would be the Triffids that got us.Labels: Comment, Movies, Science and Nature
Friday, October 06, 2006
Monday, July 31, 2006
Scientists working for Mel Gibson have proved that drinking alcohol releases antisemitons into the bloodstream. And that these were the cause of his widely-reported tirade and not any deep-seated resentment or racism.
Labels: Movies, Science and Nature
Friday, July 28, 2006
Every year, 60,000 people die from the effects of the sun. 60,000 people. These are not figures we have just made up. These are from the WHO. That is the World Health Organisation, the respected international organisation formed in 1948 that had hits with My Generation and Pinball Wizard. Regular readers of this news feed know well we have long distrusted this red / yellow menace that fills our sky for several months of the year. Worshipped by many, it has proven links to cancer, sunstroke, sunburn and dehydration. Even more damning, scientists have shown that the Sun keeps the entire Earth in its grasp by an invisible force. We are literally unable to escape from its deadly pull.
Labels: Comment, Science and Nature
Sunday, March 26, 2006
Archaeologists in Central Europe have uncovered 2 million year-old cave paintings which they believe are an early form of current publishing sensation, "The Game." In "The Game," men are taught how to attract and bed women. The cave paintings are a pre-historic version of the same, claim scientists.
Labels: Art, Science and Nature
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Scientists Prove Star Trek Marathon Better than Weekend of Sex with Partner.
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Thursday, August 11, 2005
If a Butterfly was to flap its wings in Shanghai, it would cause a tsunami warning in British newspapers.
Labels: Science and Nature
Tuesday, August 09, 2005
Minorities blamed for upsurge in racism.
Labels: Science and Nature, US
Saturday, April 09, 2005
3 former international Idols stars have developed an ingenious system to detect an approaching Tsunami. The system developed during time when they could have been making TV appearances is their contribution to world's Tsunami appeal. Lexus from Germany, Tristia from Belgium and Borek from Slovakia decided that rather than donating their time to such short-term efforts as benefit concerts and telethons, they would use this time to study geophysics, wave technology and macro-electronics and develop a long-term solution.
Labels: Science and Nature, TV
Saturday, February 26, 2005
Labels: Asia, Europe, Science and Nature
Friday, January 14, 2005
British Press find link between Paedophiles and Tsunami
Labels: Crime, Religion, Science and Nature
Thursday, January 13, 2005
The new film about the last days of Hitler, Der Untergang, has been causing controversy all over Europe, and indeed the world. Many people are up in arms that Hitler is not shown as a monster of pure evil which gives the implication that actual human beings can be that cruel. Many Germans are unhappy that his Austrian origins are not emphasised. Many Austrians are unhappy that his German associations are not emphasised. Other Austrians are unhappy that his Austrian origins are not emphasised.
Labels: Movies, Science and Nature