
Less Feathers; More Fun!
Scientists in Israel create a featherless chicken!!! http://www.inspirefusion.com/featherless-chicken/

Less Feathers; More Fun!
Gym, feather extensions, Axe…. gotta look good for the chicks.
Its hard to remember life before this youtube video, ohh what meaningless and empty times.
Caique Jake first hit the YouTube scene in 2007 and has since racked up about 60,000 hits and 115 comments! Not bad for this little UK chap! He’s certainly better than other UK dance acts we’ve seen recently—Cheryl Cole. Can’t wait to see your moves for 2010!

Two hours into it—that’s the Limit of my Control before I had to escape Jim Jarmusch’s three-hour homage to his own brain diarrhea in script form.
The plot, or lack there of, consisted of following a mysterious, strong, and solitary stranger hired to go on a glorified scavenger hunt through the shady streets of Spain. He spends two hours of your life collecting messages in matchboxes from a series of cartoon-like characters involved in an avant-garde criminal operation.
Though the cinematography, by Christopher Doyle, was outstanding, the director managed to spoil the stunning scenes of Spain with absolutely no storyline and characters whose only depth came from their costume designers. You would think that with an all-star cast like Bill Murray, Gale Garcia Bernal, and Oscar winning Tilda Swinton, that the director would be more original than introduce them all with, “you don’t speak Spanish, do you?” The monotony of Jarmusch’s repetition was only rivaled by the overload of “art film” clichés.
Perhaps most frustratingly, Jarmusch insisted that everyone with a speaking role provide some thought-provoking morsel of wisdom. However, the philosophical tid-bits made little to no sense and the artsy buzzwords only reminded the viewer that they are not as smart or deep as Jim Jarmusch.
The only shocking twist in the end, is me walking out to sneak into Anvil, a truly worth while work of art.
http://www.anvilthemovie.com/
A reader recently submitted the results of a Washington Post contest that asked readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and supply a new definition.Here are a few of the the winners:
The Interweb Gazette is now extending this contest to YOU! The rules are simple: Either slightly change an existing English word and apply a new definition or take a real word and just reinvent the definition. Just post your ideas in the comment box below (your email address will be used solely for the purposes of this competition).
The First-Place prize is a FREE mattress (shown above)!!!!!
http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/zip/1100005291.html !!!! (It is one year old, great condition, only slight smell of urine).
Here are some more examples to get you thinking:
Scrotinize (v.): To Investigate, examine, and study–right down to the balls.
Inntards (n.): Tiny retarded elves that live inside you.
Aftermath (n.): A time of innumerable joy.
Assthetic (adj.): Big and sexy ambiance
Have fun and Good Luck!