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Wigs for babies!
September 29th, 2006 under Cool Technology. [ Comments: 2 ]

 

It’s never too long before the latest craze to sweep America makes its way to the UK but most would wish this one really hadn’t. Celebrity wigs designed for babies up to nine months old and are set to hit the market, to the outrage of children’s charities. There’s a Bob Marley style dreadlock wig, a Samuel L Jackson afro as seen in movie Pulp Fiction and a Donald Trump comb-over – perhaps for that mature look. For the girls there’s flowing pink locks based on singer Lil’ Kim. But Michelle Elliott of Kidscape said as well as unnecessary the wigs could be dangerous. "This is ridiculous. Any parent who buys one of these wigs for their child needs their head examining." Wigs are incredibly uncomfortable for a start. Babies are wonderful but dirty little things and the last thing they need is a wig." The wigs are manufactured by California-based firm BabyToupee and cost £14. The firm’s website says its aim to "show that while parenting can be a great responsibility, it can also be a source of endless amusement." Founder Graham Farrar said: "Having a baby doesn’t mean you have to stop having fun or do everything by the book. We don’ take ourselves or our products too seriously."

Daily Mail 

I think that is so cute!

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The things you can see on Google Earth!
September 28th, 2006 under Cool Technology. [ Comments: none ]

 

When most people use virtual globe Google Earth, they look up such sights as Sydney Opera House, Big Ben or even their own homes. But two of the computer program’s users got an extra surprise when they explored the Dutch city of the Hague – and spotted topless sunbathers. A Dutch blogger looking for his favourite pub accidentally zeroed in on a man wearing just shorts, lying on the roof of a house by a canal. A woman lying face down on a separate rooftop terrace was spied by an unknown browser who mentioned it on an online forum. The sunbathers found their way on to Google Earth because they were catching a tan when the satellite used for mapping the planet was passing overhead. A Google Earth spokeswoman said: "Things like this do happen and people will find them for a bit of fun." Other bizarre sightings include "hovering cars" in Perth and missiles in the deserts of Iraq. With higher quality satellite imagery being added, it is now possible to see people going about their daily lives. But these two cases are the first reported instances of this type of partial nudity.

Daily Mail 

My friend Jerry got me addicted to Google Earth and it is amazing what you can see on it! You can find your house, where people live or died and so on! So if you bored, download Google Earth!

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Special screenings of the original A Nightmare on Elm Street next week!!!
September 14th, 2006 under Cool Technology, Movies. [ Comments: none ]

You never forget your first Nightmare! Don’t miss a limited, 2-night "Sneak Preview" of A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET Special Edition on the Big Screen. The film has been newly remastered, and this exclusive showing features "Freddy’s Best Kills" seen ONLY at this 2-night event.

The Sneak Preview will take place in Select Movie Theatres nationwide on Sept. 20 and 21 at 8pm local. Visit www.BigScreenBoxOffice for participating theatres and ticketing information.

Tickets are going fast – get yours today! 

OMG! I so love this movie and Robert Englund! I have never seen it in the theater, so I can not wait to see Johnny Depp get swallowed up by the bed  on the big screen! Long live Freddy Krueger!

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The safe dress
August 19th, 2006 under Cool Technology. [ Comments: none ]

Celebrity Buzz 

Just remember to wear a condom each time you have sex, they prevent more than pregnancy they also help to protect you against most STDs and HIV. 

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When blog tagging goes too far…
August 18th, 2006 under Cool Technology. [ Comments: 1 ]

 

Golden Fiddle(Thanks Michael!) 

This is so classic! And of course Perez Hilton’s is the most annoying tag of them all! 

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