They can now all sleep longer, thanks to this dude, who’s figured a way to wake up, have breakfast and get dressed for work in under 5 minutes.
Thanks Jo for the link!
I’ve got to try that pant wearing stunt..
Now that Singa has H1N1, will you still love him and give him a hug?
After 2 years and 10 reservist cycles, we get an awesome Hamilton timepiece.
SAF branded. FML.
Many critics have stood up and blasted Transformers 2. And i’ve wondered if its because they are merely trying to score credibility points by blasting one of the most commercial movies ever to be released.
When I saw the various trailers for Transformers 2, I thought to myself “wow…. this looks solid! Much bigger, more explosions… what can go wrong?”
Alas, I didn’t realise what I was in the trailers was literally what went on almost the entire film. Explosions, running, frenetic shouting. For 150 minutes.
In the movie, there was a decepticon character, who’s very existence was so implausible, yet, I didn’t even have the time to think about it until after the show ended. Let’s just say I thought it was a transformers?terminator mashup. Although the CGI was brilliant, but for most of the show, you couldn’t tell which robot was who and who was dead.
One moment you thought Starscream was dead, the next minute, there he was saying cowardice has its merits (survival).
And the story… I didn’t even know what was going on half the movie, except they had to go to Egypt so we could see transformers fighting against the backdrop of Pyramids, and destroying one of the great wonders.
Best part of the movie? Megan fox running in slo-mo.
Transformers 2: 2.5/5
Megan Fox running in slo-mo: 10/5
Will you press the button?
If you were given a box with a button in it, and if you pressed the button, you will receive a million dollars and someone you don’t know, will die.
Will you do it?
I don’t know… if someone comes to me with this offer, i’ll smile and say “ah hah! where’s the hidden camera?”
Trailer looks taut though!
excerpt:
Mrs Hannaby, 57, from Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, made the discovery while out on one of her regular six-hour Sunday detecting walks with her son Michael, a 33 year-old wood carver.
The treasure had been buried four inches below the ground for around 500 years - despite repeated ploughing and previous attempts by the Hannabys to unearth treasure on the same patch of arable field between Ashridge and Great Gaddesden.
article here.
I should start weekly posts simply titled why not me??
Oh yeah, that’s cos i don’t have a metal detector.
D’oh!
Lets see, im in the mood for calculations.
She does this for six hours every sunday for the past 7 years.
That’s a total of 2,184 hours.
At a minimum value of 250,000 pounds, her payoff is approximately 114.50 pounds per hour of treasure hunting.
What do you think? Good returns?
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