BBC has this list and all the details on each of the news stories here.
Snippets from the week’s news, sliced, diced and processed for your convenience.
- Heavy metal in Morocco is regarded as devil-worship.
- Monkeys notice bad grammar.
- Trousers used to be called unmentionables.
- Neil Armstrong took Dvorak’s New World Symphony and theremin music to the moon.
- The best place to put a wind turbine is in Orkney Islands.
- Dinosaurs were couch potatoes.
- Ice fallen from the sky is due to leaking plane ventilation systems.
- Clothes could take photos.
- Ringo Starr’s mum wanted him to work in a bank.
- Sir Jimmy Savile once saved the day by directing traffic.
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I thought the unmentionables were what were housed in the trousers. Who knew?
The Friggin Loon has this story about those kinds of ‘unmentionables.’ 🙂
Maybe they were unmentionable because tiolet paper did not exist?
If snippet number three is true, I bet if you put a monkey at a Sarah Palin news conference its head would explode…literally.
Welcome to Praire P&Ps, ZIRGAR. I’ll get over to your place today, but I’m already guessing we share some ways of thinking. 🙂
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Too bad it didn’t work the opposite way and Sarah’s head would burst.
We just can’t be that lucky, can we?
Howdy, Zirgar. Nice blog you got.
Thanks, fnord!
Wicked: It may happen yet. I hate to see one give up so easily on the idea of her head exploding, but…maybe by doing so you’re just showing the world that you’re really fighting for it! Gosh, that Palin is such an inspiration to us all!
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