25 y/o Lied His Way Into MSNBC…, South African poachers…, A man builds illegal house…, Stephen Gough walks free…, Dr. Gonzo…, Burger King employee…, Florida burglar unable to break…, Grow Cannabis Without THC…, The Audition…, Giant Female Mecha Overrun&#
Daily Archives: July 19, 2012
1. Last year I got into geometric artwork, after months of slow progress this was the product, 3′ x 3′ done in sharpie, pen and paint pen on the backside of a thin cardboard frame insert
Dead mayflies…, The Book of Bunny Suicides…, not a small company…, bend…, killed a spider…, My cleaning trolley…., pretty well…, Facebook…, one just watching…., it cost how much&#
4-inch thick film…, Unknown Mystery Creatures Washing…, world’s largest p*nis frisked…, Utah man’s confessional obituary …, An Iroquois Lacrosse Squad Beat Team USA…, The good news…, voice actor from Futurama…, world’s first cybernetic hate crime unfolds&#
1. South Africans celebrated Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday with giant cakes, mass renditions of “Happy Birthday” and 67 minutes of good deeds – one for each year of the anti-apartheid leader’s struggle against white-minority rule. Above: Lutho Makhalima reads a book to Nobantu Mbhokodi, in Qunu, Eastern Cape
1. David Cameron has made a surprise trip to Afghanistan as Britain prepares to bring troops home. The Prime Minister landed at the military base of Camp Bastion, which will have sent all active forces home by the end of
A classic ‘Bugatti’ left to rot in a rubbish-filled garage for almost a decade is expected to fetch more than £100,000 at auction, despite the fact it’s a fake made in the 1980s. Its eccentric owner is engineer Alan Riley, bought the car in 1987, convinced it was a real grand prix-winning Bugatti Type 51
