Okay, I didn't pome this granate for you, but watching Peter manhandle this Pomgranate made my juices flow. My own little Dexter prepared a bloody good meal tonight!
What I've been doing today you ask me? Oh well, I crashed a lot of cars while managing the traffic lights! Got this game on my iPhone yesterday and I'm hooked! No blue creatures harvesting crops, but some manly car-crashing in Traffic Panic 3D. Turn the light green and your cars cross the street. Turn it red to make them stop driving. And the best part is, when you fail, you even get credits for the amount of damage you make! Here's the download. For free!
As I told you before I don't do Christmas. So a couple of weeks I declared my Blog 99% Christmas-free. 99%. That's correct. That 1% left is to show you I'm not completely Scrooged and what better way to prove that than with my favourite Christmas video on YouTube of all time. Five years old, but still funny as hell. Let me present you "The Christmas Tree" by John Roberts:
Biblios is a series of sculptures by Guy Laramee. Entirely made of old books, he carved these piles into these beautiful, little landscapes. I hope you booklovers don't see this as vandalism. They're probably old, badly written books!
Just do your best Darling! Twenty years ago a sketch by French & Saunders was turned into a television show and resulted in 5 fabulous seasons so far. But the die-hard fans already know that this Sunday, Edina, Patsy, Gran, Saf and Bubbles will return to the smallscreen. A new season of Absolutely Fabulous sees the light! Check out the BBC site when it airs in your country! Cheers! Thanks a lot!
When you think of cannibalism you'd probably think of tribes in the depths of the rainforests. Think again! Dutch tv-presentors Dennis and Valerio ate each other tonight. Ofcourse they got a lot of media attention in the last couple of weeks after they announced this idea, but tonight was the night and it was a very nice episode of Proefkonijnen (Guinea Pigs).
The only thing that bothered me was the fact that they didn't really do anything with the meat. No herbs, no salt, no pepper. On the other hand, they wanted the meat to be pure, so they could answer the question "What does human meat taste like?" Next time, have a nice Chianti with it boys!