Tuesday, 22 November 2011
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Friday, 18 November 2011
Top 5 strangest ways to die.
5. Death by Overcoat Parachute Failure
In 1947, an anonymous tip called that there was a dead body in the Collyer house, and after much initial difficulty getting in, the police found Homer Collyer dead and Langley no where to be found. About two weeks later, after removing nearly 100 tons of garbage from the house, workers found Langley Collyer’s partialy decomposed (and rat-chewed) body just 10 feet away from where they had found his brother.
In 1911, French tailor Franz Reichelt decided to test his invention, a combination overcoat and parachute, by jumping off the Eiffel Tower. Actually, he told the authorities that he would use a dummy, but at the last minute decided to test it himself. It was no surprise that he fell to his death.
There’s even a YouTube clip of his fatal jump.
4. Death by Re-creation
In 1991, a 57-year-old Thai woman Yooket Paen was walking in her farm when she accidentally slipped on a cow dung, grabbed a naked live wire and got electrocuted to death.
Soon after Paen’s funeral, her 52-year-old-sister Yooket Pan was showing her neighbors how the accident happened when she herself slipped, grabbed the same live wire and also got electrocuted to death!
3. Death from Stubbing One’s Toe
Famous Tennessee whiskey distiller Jack Daniel [wiki] decided to come in to work early one morning in 1911. He wanted to open his safe but couldn’t remember the combination. In anger, Daniel kicked the safe and injured his toe, which later developed an infection that killed him!
Moral of the story? Don’t go to work early.
2. Death by Garbage
Homer and Langley Collyer [wiki] were compulsive hoarders. The two brothers had a fear of throwing anything away and obsessively collected newspapers and other junk in their house. They even set up booby-traps in corridors and doorways to protect against intruders.
Apparently, Langley had been crawling through tunnels of newspapers to bring food to his paralyzed brother when he set off one of his own booby-traps. Homer died several days later from starvation.
1. Death by Bookcase
Mariesa Weber was reported missing by her family for nearly two weeks before they found her in her bedroom, wedged behind a bookcase.
“I’m sleeping in the same house as her for 11 days, looking for her,” her mother, Connie Weber, told the St. Petersburg Times. “And she’s right in the bedroom.”
Both Weber and her sister had previously adjusted the television plug by standing on a bureau next to the shelf and leaning over the top. Her family believes Weber, who was 5-foot-3 and barely 100 pounds, may have fallen headfirst into the space.
Top 5 Most Awesome Jobs in the world
5 - Being in a Mega cool BAND
4 - Being a Mega cool MOVIE STAR
3 - Astronaut
2 - Wizard
1 - Billionaire
(Disclaimer... ok i know a Billionaire isn't a real job but at least the rest are...)
Sunday, 23 October 2011
Buffy Seasons 1-4 Rated
This is my list of ratings for Buffy The Vampire Slayer seasons 1-4, seasons 5-7 will come when we have finished watching them. Let me know if you agree or disagree always love a chat about Buffy :D
- Welcome to the Hellmouth 8
- The Harvest 5
- Witch 6
- Teachers Pet 4
- Never kill a Boy on the First Date 6
- The Pack 5
- Angel 8
- I, Robot… You, Jane 6
- The Puppet Show 6
- Nightmares 6
- Out of mind, Out of Sight 6
- Propecy Girl 9
- 75
- When she Was Bad 8
- Some Assembly Required 5
- School Hard 9
- Inca Mummy Girl 4
- Reptile Boy 5
- Halloween 8
- Lie to Me 7
- The Dark Age 6
- What's My Line, Part One 8
- What's My Line, Part Two 9
- Ted 6 Bad Eggs 5
- Surprise 8
- Innocence 9
- Phases 7
- Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered 7
- Passion 10
- Killed by Death 6
- I Only Have Eyes For You 9
- Go Fish 5
- Becoming, Part One 9
- Becoming, Part Two 10
- 160
- Anne 6
- Dead Man's Party 8
- Faith, Hope & Trick 6
- Beauty and the Beasts 6
- Homecoming 6
- Band Candy 8
- Revelations 7
- Lovers Walk 8
- The wish 7
- Amends 8
- Gingerbread 6
- Helpless 6
- The Zeppo 8
- Bad Girls 8
- Consequences 7
- Doppelgangland 8
- Enemies 7
- Earshot 8
- Choices 6
- The Prom 6
- Graduation Day, Part One 9
- Graduation Day, Part Two 8
- 157
- The Freshman 7
- Living Conditions 6
- The Harsh Light of Day 7
- Fear, Itself 6
- Beer Bad 6
- Wild at Heart 5
- The Initiative 6
- Pands 8
- Something Blue 8
- Hush 9
- Doomed 7
- A New Man 8
- The I in Team 6
- Goodbye Iowa 6
- This Year's Girl 8
- Who Are You 7
- Superstar 6
- Where the Wild Things Are 7
- New Moon Rising 7
- The Yoko Factor 8
- Primeval 7
- Restless 7
- 152
Monday, 10 October 2011
List Of Laws on Same Sex Marriage by Country
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
Iceland
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
The 3 Countries that Allow Same Sex Marriage, that is equal to Heterosexual Marriage, in some jurisdictions:
Mexico - Mexico City
United States: CT, DC, IA, MA, NH, NY, VT, Coquille, Suquamish
The 6 Countries that recognise Same Sex Marriage, that is equal to Heterosexual Marriage, in all or some jurisdictions are:
Aruba (Netherlands Only)
Curacao (Netherlands Only)
Isreal
Mexico: all states (Mexico City Only)
Sint Maarten (Netherlands Only)
United States: CA (Conditional), MD
The Countries that have Civil Unions or Registered Partnerships
| Performed in some jurisdictions | |
(Information Taken on 10/10/2011 from Wikipedia)
Sunday, 9 October 2011
Top 6 Favourite Star Trek Characters (No Captains)
6. Doctor Crusher
5. Worf
4. Riker
3. Data
2. Seven of Nine
1. The Doctor
5. Worf
4. Riker
3. Data
2. Seven of Nine
1. The Doctor
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Movies I Need to Own - Now
Blade Runner
Back t the future
Twelve monkeys
The Truman Show
Invasion of the body snatchers
The man from earth
Moon
Close encounters of the third kind
Metropolis
Planet of the apes originals
2001: a space odyssey
ET
Forbidden planet
Tron
Robocop
The fifth element
The fly
Soylant green
The quiet earth
Event horizon
Dune
Solaris (1972)
Voices of a Distant Star
Predator 1&2
Contact
Dark Star
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Things I am Most Looking Forward Too.
Doctor Who - The Wedding of River Song
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
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