Burger King is set to launch the world’s most expensive ‘bling’ burger ever at a fast food restaurant.
The burger is going to cost £95 ($185 USD), will even make Guinness World Record history, beating 1994’s American Double Truffle Burger, which cost only £65 ($115 USD).
You might be right in thinking that the British woman involved might be a certain Amy Winehouse.
But No, it’s not her, thankfully. Although I’ve often wondered what Amy keeps stuffed in the hairdo that would make Madge Simpson yellow with envy.
Chris a 29 year old from Glasgow, Scotland posted this video on Youtube of him doing one-handed origami, making a flapping bird in each hand at the same time. Amazing!
Max Silvestri said:
Last week, Gabe over at Videogum.com posted up the 10 Best Lightsaber Mash Ups and rocked my world. This is a whole genre of Youtube video I did not know existed consisting of people spending lots and lots of time animating lightsabers into movies where there previously were none.
Sculptor and painter Sako Kojima who lived like a hamster for nearly a week in the store window for her performance in “Why I Became a Hamster” in 2004, where she had to move all day long like a hamster, as well as running, biting wood, chewing toys and scratching wall. This went on for about 3 - 6 days.
British contemporary artist Michael Cross created an epic project called The Bridge in September 2006, which was installed in Dilston Grove, south-east London. The Bridge gives the impression that one is walking on water, every step you makes a floater appear and disappear. It feels like hovering over an abyss.
@MarsPhoenix said on Twitter early this morning “ready to celebrate? Well, get ready: We have ICE!!!!! Yes, ICE, *WATER ICE* on Mars! w00t!!! Best day ever!!”
The Phoenix Mars Mission website then post an update just a few minutes after the announcement.
Researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden have conducted a study using brain scans to see whether being gay or straight is something that you were born with.
The researchers have concluded that being gay or straight is a biologically fixed trait and the differences are likely to have been forged in the womb or in early childhood.
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