The guitar-shaped cheese shredder.
It’s a wonder why it took so long.
Robocan writes:
I bet this is what the artist formerly known as Prince uses to grate the substance formerly known as milk.
Like this? You may care to attend this.
Monthly Archives: February 2012
It’s March…tomorrow.
March.
Thanks Meagan Hyland
Meanwhile, at Cuffe Street, Dublin, at 8.20am
@broadsheet_ie On Cuffe st just now.twitpic.com/8q3lv9
— Emma Meehan (@em_meehan) February 29, 2012
April Collins (24) — the chief prosecution witness in a Special Criminal Court trial against brothers Wayne (33) and John Dundon (30) — said she was terrified after Wayne threatened her, “as I knew he’d kill me”.
April Collins said she ended her relationship with the defendants’ youngest brother Ger Dundon (above) in October 2010.
They have three sons together and the court heard Ms Collins stopped bringing the children to jail to see their father.
And then what?
“The court heard that Ger Dundon employed a priest and a nun to bring his children to prison to see him.Ms Collins admitted that her former partner often got a priest and nun to ring her, but she instructed the prison to take her phone number off his prison calls. The trial continues.”
Oh.
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That’s nice of them.
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226 feet 10 inches (just under 72m) by former quarterback Joe Ayoob at McClellan Airforce base outside Sacramento.
Rumours abound. Gizmodo’s done a crazy detailed extrapolation of the official invite above.
If it’s not a new iPad, we’re calling the Smut Police.
Apple Tees Up Product Launch For March 7th: Whatever Could It Be? (BoingBoing)
On foot of the Food Safety Authority’s See Something, Say Something campaign, launched last year, this just in:
In total, there were 966 complaints about unfit food, 497 complaints about suspected food poisoning, 446 about hygiene standards, 137 about incorrect information on food labels, 37 about incorrect advertising and 332 other complaints.
The authority said contamination with foreign objects was “frequently” reported by consumers last year.
“In 2011, these reports included food contaminated with live and dead insects; a tooth; a false nail; pieces of metal; plastic rubber tubing; and a plaster,” the authority said.Specific incidents included a report of a small dead rodent in a bag of bananas, and a bolt “complete with nut and washer” in meatballs.
Consumers also reported concerns about food being sold past its ‘best-before’ date, where no information was displayed at the point of sale.
Things you knew and didn’t know about leap years from Youtube brainbox C.G.P. Grey
Previously: Animal Misconceptions
It’s rhetorical.
Today’s Mail.
Of course it’s a T-shirt. Sheesh.
