I Have Seen The Whole Of The Internet: May 2008

Look at the detail in making the eyes, muzzlepowshe and snorgler.

How to Make a Dog Cake Cool, and incredibly creepy.

"Liquor will be impregnated with nice fruity flavour"

Nice!

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Fridays' bumper edition of blog posts is now over. Good-bye!

People often ask me at work "Do you have a license for that?"

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Angel in the Post Office A very touching and awww-inspiring story.

I'm calling Health & Safety. Thanks, Phizy.

Reluctantly having to move into the 21st Century, I bought an i-pod yesterday. How I've ever done without one for so long is anyones' guess. I fell upon a forgotten gem in my music collection and it's getting played to death, Wire - Mannequin (first song on this - sorry couldn't find any videos)

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Via Look At This...

He's like a giant teddy bear.

Via Cute Overload

One of my dads calves. Luk at the length wot it's eyelashers is!

Neighbours horses, mother and daughter.

Funny, I don't remember hearing about this on the news. They're talking in funny accents - we don't all sound like D'arby O'Gill and the little people.

Thanks Chris

Sorry, not for the faint-hearted but this is the sort of video that turned me vegetarian, watch at your own discretion.

Watch video here

Via Weird Things

These photographs, were taken in the nothern Netherlands.

The cultivation of flower bulb began more than 400 years ago and today Holland produces more than nine billion bulbs every year, of which two thirds are exported overseas.

Evenly distributed, this number would allow for almost two flower bulbs for every person on the planet.

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I would love to hear suggestions of a name for it.

Via My Confined Penis...I mean Space

The world's first digital camera was invented in 1975 by Steven J. Sasson. It weighed eight pounds, was the size of a toaster, and produced a 0.01 megapixel image that took 23 seconds to record onto a digital cassette tape.

Via Presurfer

In the 18th century, watching and taunting "lunatics" in an asylum was a popular form of entertainment.

The cost of admission at the Hospital of St. Mary in London, the oldest psychiatric hospital in the world (later renamed Bethlem Hospital), was one penny. The asylum was so chaotic that it became the basis of the word "bedlam."

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