Posts Tagged ‘entertainment’

Drink and Drive

November 4, 2008 - 2:24 pm No Comments

Most of us will agree that drinking and driving is not only irresponsible but stupid and dangerous too.

A Polish man takes the stupidity to a whole new level. After being out drinking with his friends, he wasn´t sure if he was too drunk to drive. So what did he do?

He drove to a police station and asked officers if he was too drunk to drive. The nearest station was too far for him to walk and so he decided to drive there.

Police officers did a breath test on him and found that he was over the drink drive limit. He was arrested for drink-driving and lost his driving license. Stupid right?

Why You Shouldnt Ask For Help On The Internet

September 14, 2008 - 12:11 am No Comments

A guy asked on a forum if there was someone who could help him remove “white spots” on a picture so that he could give it to his father for his birthday. The help he gets will make you laugh…

Click HERE to see it!

Did you know…

September 10, 2008 - 5:18 pm 1 Comment

1. Every queen named Jane has either been murdered, imprisoned, gone mad, died young, or been dethroned.

2. The number 4 is the only number that has the same number of letters in its name as its meaning.

3. Canada is an Indian word meaning Big Village.

4. The word Gymnasium comes from the Greek word Gymnazein which means to exercise naked.

5. Oscar was designed by MGM’s chief art director, Cedric Gibbons.

6. Jet lag was once called boat lag, before there were jets.

7. The Swift is a bird that remains airborne for 2-3 yrs, during which it sleeps, drinks, eats, and mates on the wing.

8. Kissing each day will keep the dentist away. Kissing encourage saliva to wash food from the teeth and lowers the level of the acid that causes decay, preventing plaque build-up.

9. The 1912 Olympics was the last time gold medals were made entirely of gold.

10. “Caterpillar” means “hairy cat” in Old French.

11. There are more germs in the human mouth than in the anus.

12. The first issue of Playboy, in 1953, which sold for a mere fifty cents, was never dated, because Hugh Hefner assumed he’d never publish another.