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Archive: April, 2004
Goldfish placed in sling
News.com.au: Customers at the Sky Port diner near Schenectady came up with the idea of a creating a fish sling after Dick the 17-year-old goldfish fell ill in November and had difficulty swimming. Dick could barely move across the bottom of his fish tank located behind the counter.
Dick was likely suffering from swim bladder disease and prescribed a diet of cooked peas to be hand fed to Dick three times a day. To remedy Dick’s swimming problem, several customers devised a sling made up of fishing bobbers, drinking straws, gauze and string. When the fish is placed in the sling, he’s able to swim like normal.
Sherman said customers find it relaxing to sit at the counter and watch Dick in his tank. “Everybody’s rooting for him,” she said on Wednesday. “He’s the topic of conversation at the Sky Port.”
Giant jellyfish with bodies the size of washing machines have turned up off the central coast of Japan in their largest numbers for decades.
See the amazing photo!
What’s your PANTONEbirthdayCOLOR and How to build a computer for almost no money at all!
(These great links were seen on weblog wannabe)
“Toothing” is a new craze where strangers on trains, buses, in bars and even supermarkets hook up for illicit meetings using messages sent via the latest in phone technology.
It is made possible by Bluetooth technology which allows users to send phone contacts, pictures and messages to other Bluetooth-enabled equipment over a range of about 10 metres (yards). Users discovered they could send anonymous messages to people they didn’t know with Bluetooth equipment, spawning a craze dubbed “bluejacking”. Potential toothers begin by sending out a random greeting — usually “Toothing?”.
• A Beginners Guide to Toothing
(Thanks Graham!)
The latest dance craze – Musical Canine Freestyle
In order to dance with your dog(s) to music, there are some simple basic procedures that you should follow. First, you start by selecting a musical composition to which you would like to dance. It may be one particular piece or you may edit several different pieces of music to create your own special music. Once you have the music, the second step is choreographing a routine to your music. This means you should design steps and movements for yourself and your dog(s) to execute that relate to the music you have selected. They may be comprised of basic obedience steps, variations on obedience steps, dressage movements, tricks or any new step you may create. It is important to plan the steps and movements within a defined area, covering the area as fully as possible. The third step is selecting costuming for you and your dog(s). Your outfits should coordinate with the theme of the music you have selected and be pleasing to an audience.
They’ve got the videos to prove it too!
WUFF WUFF!!
Wow – I’ve logged back into Habbo Hotel for the first time in months and I see you can now buy pets!! How cool is that.
Dogster – For the love of dog
Welcome to Dogster, where over 15,000 dogs have a webpage! A site to post and share dog photos and facts.
Pieter left this tasty little movie clip on my desktop -
Kate Moss – I don’t know what to do with myself. (27MB mpg) Kate handles a pole like the experts and has curves you never knew she had.
I wish we got to see music videos like this on TV -
Bob Schneider’s Come with me tonight. Beautiful!
Help Save Japan’s Dolphins!
More than 20,000 dolphins and porpoises are being slaughtered each year and their meat, containing toxic levels of mercury, is being sold as food in Japan, often times labeled as whale meat. Send a letter to President Obama, Vice President Biden and Japanese Ambassador to the United States Ichiro Fujisaki urging them to address this issue »
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