Thursday, December 23, 2004
Daily Weird News
Some firefighters in Helskini somehow lit their sauna on fire and could not put it out. I'll tell you, I've seen one of them things go up (from about 6 feet away) last January, and there is no stopping it, no matter how many fires you've put out.
Here's a corrupt Replublican Govenor in Connecticut. Who would have guessed? Sadly, the man once considered for Dubbya's running mate in 2000 is only going to get a light senctance for his crime of accepting free work in exchange for sweetheart contracts.
We are living in the age of cloned-to-order pets. Good lord! The first customer is a lady who's beloved pet of 17 yers recently passed away, so they cloned the beast. I wonder if they'll call it by the same name or something new like Franken-Puss.
The US is playing more shenanigans at the UN by delaying the publication of a report concering Arab Human Development. could it be that the report has some nasty things to say about the US intervention in the Middle-East?
A new infrared wide area survey camera developed in the UK at Edinburg has delivered some stunning pictures of deep space and the Orion constellation.
And a Swiss student was busted by Australian cutoms officials for trying to play hide-the-salami.
Here's a corrupt Replublican Govenor in Connecticut. Who would have guessed? Sadly, the man once considered for Dubbya's running mate in 2000 is only going to get a light senctance for his crime of accepting free work in exchange for sweetheart contracts.
We are living in the age of cloned-to-order pets. Good lord! The first customer is a lady who's beloved pet of 17 yers recently passed away, so they cloned the beast. I wonder if they'll call it by the same name or something new like Franken-Puss.
The US is playing more shenanigans at the UN by delaying the publication of a report concering Arab Human Development. could it be that the report has some nasty things to say about the US intervention in the Middle-East?
A new infrared wide area survey camera developed in the UK at Edinburg has delivered some stunning pictures of deep space and the Orion constellation.
And a Swiss student was busted by Australian cutoms officials for trying to play hide-the-salami.
# posted by HST Overdrive @ 10:25 AM 
