Yummy Wakame

Save the Sheriff!
A cute little piggy Flash game found on chapel perilous.

All todays links were submitted by my brother Kenneth:

litterbox - “on the prowl”
the heavy metal cat rock bands debut video (flash animation)
This is guaranteed to upset your cats…. (need sound on)

Mr Nice Hands wants you to pull his finger (love this one)

Download classic theme songs and images from your favourite TV shows
“Da da da da daa daa, da da da da daa…” ~ Hawaii Five O

secretlevel.de - Sim Submarine (Shockwave)
beautiful!

Bizarre japanese vending machines
(poor lobsters)

Holy cow swallows 1722 diamonds!
A DIAMOND trader in Indias western state of Gujarat has been feeding up a cow for the last 17 days to retrieve the 1722 diamonds the animal swallowed by mistake.

Mohabbatsinh Gohil sifts daily through the cows dung and says that so far he had recovered only 555 of his precious stones. “At the rate at which the cow is discharging my diamonds, it should take another 30 days to get them all back.”

The cow has become a centre of attraction for people in Limdi, who flock around it every day waiting for it to drop its offerings to the waiting Gohil. For every diamond he finds, the crowd breaks into a cheer.

Animal sex is not illegal in Sweden, and every year between 200 and 300 pets are injured because of sexual assaults.

In contrast with most other countries, animal sex is not illegal in Sweden. It was decriminalized in 1944 in connection with the decriminalization of homosexual sex.

“We have seen an increase since 1999 when child pornography became illegal. It appears, in other words, as there are some people who have replaced children with animals. In both circumstances, it is sex with defenceless individuals.”

A British study from 2001 indicates that every 20th dog or cat that receives treatment at veterinaries, the injuries are not a result of a direct accident, but the animal has been inflicted the injury as a result of a sexual assault. That amounts to 200 to 300 dogs and cats every year.

When animals strike back.

OCD Screening Test (BBC Science)
The results surprised me!

What kind of thinker are you? Logical-Mathematical, Linguistic, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Naturalist, Existential, Musical, Spatial or Kinaesthetic.
Do the test.

Chastity belt sets off airport alarm
Dont you just hate it when that happens.

“When a 40-year old British woman set off a metal detector alarm at Athens airport, bemused security staff found that it was caused by a chastity belt she was wearing. According to the press report, the woman told police officers her husband had forced her to put on the belt to make sure she had no extra-marital affair during a brief visit to Greece.”

Man marries dog for luck, then dies
A 75-year-old man in Nepal married a dog in a local custom to ensure good luck only to die three days later.

With his son and other relatives by his side, Phulram Chaudhary tied the knot with a dog on Saturday in Durgauli village in the southwestern Kailali district. He was following a custom of his Tharu community which holds that an old man who regrows teeth must take a dog as a bride. “He believed that this would help him avoid great misfortune later in life. However, he died a few days afterward.”

First there was B&W Loudspeakers…
… then Silent MAXX - specialist blatent rip-off artists! They had the courtesy to rename their stylesheet - were they hoping that would make it seem less obvious??

Submitted to pirated-sites.com.

Gadgets of the Future!!

Magic beans to the rescue
Oxfam has helped farmers in Siuna, Nicaragua, adopt an environmentally friendly method of fertilisation. Before, farmers relied on the ’slash and burn’ technique which uses the ashes of felled trees as fertiliser - and devastated the rainforest. Now, they use a very special type of bean instead.

Kind to the environment, great for crops
The bean plant’s decaying foliage feeds the soil with nutrients and acts as a natural pesticide. Farmers today are growing bumper crops - and the rainforest is left untouched. What an amazing bean!

Dear Yummy readers,

Apologies for the sporadic updates lately. We put in an offer, bought and moved into our first house all in the space of the last 2 weeks. Thanks to our fantastic solicitor Nick Ellis, it all happened fast and ran smoothly. (If anyone living in SE England is looking for a thorough and quick solicitor to exchange fast, contact me for Nick’s details.)

Still have about a week to wait for BT Broadband to reactivate our account so Ill post from work when I can.
xx