Random thoughts and equally random web links. Unfortunately for you, I like to share.
We got into a discussion about farts at the office yesterday afternoon (as you do) and it got me thinking about safety issues … me being the health and safety rep on our floor and all. It seems there’s a warning label for anything and everything that might possible do us harm, so why not a […]
Workplace safety warning Read Post »
A friend/colleague/someone who’s paid to put up with me for 40 hours a week has been on an extended trip around Europe, taking in the sights of popular tourist attractions like … er, Chernobyl. Seriously though, Jared’s taken some great photos and has put them together in a photo essay.
Chernobyl: a photo-essay Read Post »
I’ve always had great admiration for seagulls. Sure, they are scavengers and don’t exactly have the best table manners but you have to admire a bird that does do well in such a hostile environment. Unlike us humans, they have the ability to adapt. During a holiday in Sydney with he who is well-insured, we
In honour of the under-rated seagull Read Post »
It had it all: drama, intrigue, humour. Don’t you miss it? PS: I like paperclips, too.
Here’s an interesting experiment in brain function (and let’s face it, I’m just happy my brain works at all some days). Check out the spinning dancer chick to find out which side of your brain is dominant. If clockwise, then you use more of the right side of the brain and vice versa. LEFT BRAIN
Things that make you dizzy Read Post »
For a touch of nostalgia, check out this little fella:
Video: nostalgia time Read Post »
Sandwiches in a tin? Really? Is the world ready for the Candwich? More to the point, does the world NEED Candwich? Yes, it seems we are and we do. This culinary delight comes in four flavours, including peanut butter and strawberry jelly (I don’t get that whole American thing for peanut butter with jam/jelly, or
