- Finally a use
for all those inner city SUVs:The rescue services say the situation is likely to get worse.
They are appealing to people who own four-wheel drive cars to help reach some of
the worst-affected areas. - The irony of a book to promote better grammar in spoken English being called
Introducing the
Language of Talk is mind-boggling - Phil very entertainingly
rips
the new MSN blogs service to pieces - Tivo saves
. From nasty airport guards anyway 😉
Deep fried sausage kebab is allegedly the “most dangerous fast food in
Britain”, complete with its own health warning- Harry and the Potters.
A Harry Potter tribute band. No, really. - The Quantum Sleeper — for when you
want your bed to easily turn into a panic room. Loads of features, as
BoingBoing point out:“It also comes with a stereo system, so you can listen to music
while a demented axe murderer attempts to chop through the polycarbonate
barrier.”
Wifi-blocking wallpaper looks pretty ingenious. As does
translucent concrete- Remote controlled
heart pulse device — how long before this turns up as a plot device in some
assassin or spy programme? When they hack it to cause a heart attack?
Jonathan Schwartz on the real definition of “open” — with every post he
surprises me more and more. Salient points, well made and with remarkably little
corporate bs. Sort of guy I’d love to work for
