Tuesday 8 January 2008

Look Out Below!!

A cool pic I happened to stumble accross on my travels!!
Painful or what!!??


Monday 7 January 2008

Worlds greatest msn conversation?

could this be the worlds greatest msn conversation between me and a friend?

"[23:11:55] ' Willy ' says:
Leffy froze and claimed he herd
"I'm a gay panda" sounds coming from further down the passage. The 3 walked a furth


Chicken Wings! says:
[23:12:29] Chicken Wings! says:
A classic quote, to be used in GCSE English years from now"

Sunday 6 January 2008

Long lost brother?

It's nice to take time away from the fighting to catch up with your good old long lost brother. Right?

Rush (live)

This is Rush, a rock band from Toronto, Ontario. The band are: Geddy Lee - bass, Alex lifeson - guitar and Neil Pert drummer.


Saturday 5 January 2008

Some weird world records!

Just been scanning over my Gunniness world records book and thought's I'd share some of the amazement with you! :)

"MOST WANTED TERRORIST" - Osama Bin Laden has swiped the award for being the worlds most wanted terrorist. A reward of $25 million dollers is being offered if you catch him, but kids, I strongley advise you don't approach him!

"HIGHEST CONCERT" - The band Jamiroquai (UK) performed a gig in an aircraft, it was the highest and fastest gig ever at 35,000ft on a 737 that had been fitted specially for the event.

"OlDEST BRANDING" - Tate & Lyle's goden syrup (UK) has featured the same branding (packaging) since 1885.

"HIGHEST BACKWARDS TENPIN BOWLING SCORE" - Joe Scrandis (USA) scored 175 points in a single game from bowling backwords. (must have been very boring)

Well that's as many as I can be bothered to post now. You can pobably find more detailed info somewhere else like the world records website.

Falkirk Wheel

The Falkirk wheel is a structure which joins two parts of a canal together which are on different levels. The wheel is named after a town called Falkirk in central Scotland. The height difference between the two levels is 24 metres. Thought I'd make this the first post because a friend showed me this a while back and I think it is one of the most amazing structures in the UK.