“Hello? Yes, this is your local Porsche dealer. Why I am calling you? Well, it is a bit difficult, but I am calling to tell you we will not be able to make that delivery date you requested. Yes, I know we promised, but something came in between….”

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The evolution of the beer pong has seen high school and college students really stretch the limits of human endurance. From 20 foot beer bongs, upside down sessions, and going underwater, these kids are taking their drunk getting experiences very seriously

Google launched step-by-step public transportation directions for Google Maps in September. To advertise the feature, Google bought ads in New York’s subway cars.

The ads are cute. They give directions from Grand Central to Madison Square Garden.

The only problem: they’re wrong.

This underground data center has greenhouses, waterfalls, German submarine engines, simulated daylight and can withstand a hit from a hydrogen bomb. It looks like the secret HQ of a James Bond villain.

And it is real. It is a newly opened high-security data center run by one of Sweden’s largest ISPs, located in an old nuclear bunker deep below the bedrock of Stockholm city, sealed off from the world by entrance doors 40 cm thick (almost 16 inches).

A tornado, I tell you MacGyver is like a tornado. You will not win, not you…

With the news that the musical score from The Dark Knight has been disqualified from Academy Awards consideration on the grounds that too many people were credited with composing it, outrage against the Academy’s stringent, complicated rules has erupted afresh. In the interest of fueling this indignation and making the world an angrier place, let’s take a belligerent march down memory lane and look at seven other controversial disqualifications.

AVG, the popular anti-virus package, has falsely identified Adobe Flash as potentially malicious. The snafu comes just days after AVG slapped a bogus Trojan warning on a core Windows component.

Users on AVG forums complained on Friday that Adobe Flash was detected by AVG’s scanner as malicious, following a recent update. The gaffe follows an even more glaring screw-up when user32.dll, a core Windows component, was identified as a banking Trojan following a signature update issued on Sunday. Users who followed AVG’s advise and thought it was a virus and deleted the “harmful file” were left with systems that either failed to boot or went into a continuous reboot cycle. Users of both AVG 7.5 and 8 (free and full-feature editions) were affected.

Less than a month ago AVG identified CheckPoint’s Zone Alarm as a Trojan.

Today is your lucky day. Today batteries are included. Now don’t you all get all kinky right now!

Joining Chloe Sevigny, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kristin Cavallari, Miranda Kerr, Doutzen Kroes, and a bunch of other models, Stacy Keibler happened by the beach in Miami this weekend. Everywhere you turned, there was a model or celebrity walking by in a bikini. You could say it was a lot like my high school graduation party. Yup, you could say it but you’d be lying. My high school graduation party was nothing like that.

Tilt-shift miniature faking is a process in which a photograph of a life-size location or object is manipulated so that it looks like a photograph of a miniature scale model. By distorting the focus of the photo, the artist simulates the shallow depth of field normally encountered with macro lenses making the scene seem much smaller than it actually is. Many miniature faked photographs are taken from a high angle to further simulate the effect of looking down on a miniature.

In other words, all these photos are real but by using this cool effect, the photographers make these scenes look like plastic models instead of real life!

Christopher Lloyd picked through the charred remnants of his Montecito, California, home Monday morning, resigning himself to the fact it cannot be rebuilt.

The “Back to the Future” and “Taxi” star showed ABC’s “Good Morning America” what remained of his $11 million home in the exclusive celebrity neighborhood northwest of Los Angeles.

“Boy, look at that,” Lloyd said as he approached the rubble. “All this happens in a couple of minutes.”
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Please meet Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak. She is supposed to be the owner of the sexiest ass of the year 2008. I think we all will have a hard time judging that from a flash movie. She should make a worldtour so we can all be a judge…

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Marijuana is a mind altering drug, and not unlike its wet counterpart alcohol, it has the ability to unite or divide those discussing its place in American society.

According to federal surveys, more than 70 million Americans over the age of 18 have smoked marijuana. Its effects are described as an altered perception that causes feelings of well-being, relaxation and reduced stress. It has also been attributed to an increased appreciation of humor, food and music………….

Actress Heather Locklear has been formally charged with driving under the influence of drugs following an arrest near Santa Barbara in September.

Officers with the California Highway Patrol said the actress, famous for roles in the television series Dynasty and Melrose Place, showed “obvious impairment” after they found her parked car blocking the lane of a highway.

After alcohol was ruled out, the 47-year-old star was tested for drugs at a police station before being released.

Happier Heather Locklear pics are after the break…
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Here are some serious hygiene and lifestyle issues…Have a look at this, after wards your home will look like a 5-star hotel

The news here is that Bia and Branca Feres, the infamous synchronized swimming tandem that really hasn’t won anything, will be working as VJs for Brazilian MTV.

Remember the supercool waterslide ad for Barclays? Well, this is almost the same, it is just a little different…
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If you buy the DVD of Wall-E you’ll be able to watch a new Pixar hort film entitled Burn-E, wich follows the adventures of a welder robot who is fitly named Burn-E. Burn-E was locked out of the spaceship when Wall-E rushed in, and is striving to get in again. Or just click the link to see Burn-E.

Five pieces of facial jewelry may be all that is stopping a high school senior from attending any school dances with the 19-year-old man she recently married.

Casey Engstrom, 19, graduated from Hubbard High School in 2007. He has since married Brittany, 17, who is still a senior at the high school. The young couple now lives a stone’s throw away from the high school with Casey Engstrom’s grandmother, but Casey Engstrom will not be permitted to attend any school dances with his new wife. Casey Engstrom has been informed that he is banned from such school functions because of skin-stretching jewelry in his lip and ears.
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Born in 1981, Evangelina Carrozzo is an Argentinian model beauty queen and dancer.  She gained international attention for her actions during an international Presidential summit held on May 12, 2006.  And what did she do exactly?  Only take off her clothes.

Used Rolex watches are big business for unsavory sellers. What’s real and what’s fake? That’s what buyers need to know. “The question is simple but the answer is seldom easy,” says Avi Dayan, an international expert on used Rolex watches. “Trickery and deceit is the hallmark of those who peddle phony Rolex watches.” The finest Rolex detectives ‘know the devil is in the details,’ says Dayan. “When the pros inspect a watch their attention is always focused on the little things most people would never notice.”

International expert on used Rolex watches, Avi Dayan offers 10 tips for telling a real Rolex from a fake.

I am sure you liked the music in the Prince movie Purple Rain from the eighties. But what we liked best, because we were groing up, was the fact that some hot girl got to say a few words in the film. And, now, more than twenty years later, we still enjoy ourselves this Purple Rain Apollonia Purification. I am sure you agree!

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