Hello boys and girls! This is your old pal Stinky Wizzleteats! This is a song about a whale. NO!!! This is a song about being happy! That's right, it's the happy happy joy joy song.
This shit will be stuck in your head all week. And just wait till you see what I have planned for next week. }
Sydney Airport has been labelled Australia's worst major airport for the fourth consecutive year.
The latest Australian Competition & Consumer Commission annual report on airport performance again put Sydney behind first-ranked Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne on a range of measures, The Australian reports
"This year's report has found the performance of Sydney Airport to be of the greatest concern,'' ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said.
"The indications are that Sydney has increased profits by permitting service quality to fall below that which airlines reasonably expect.''
A US writer has uncovered evidence suggesting the CIA spiked a French village's food with the hallucinogenic drug LSD.
The Sun online reports journalist H P Albarelli Jr came across CIA documents while investigating the suspicious suicide of a biochemist who fell from a 13th floor window two years after a mystery illness that caused an entire French village to go temporarily mad 50 years ago.
Hundreds of residents in picturesque Pont-Saint-Esprit were suddenly struck down with mass insanity and hallucinations on August 16, 1951.
Banning “recreational” fishing isn’t just an issue of economics, but is a threat to the personal liberty of each individual’s right to produce their own food. And banning fishing is just one of several policy changes the government is looking at.
In Federal Food Police Coming Soon To A Farm Near You, Tess Pennington points out the risks of letting the government oversee individual food production methods under HR Bill 875 and The FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, which specifically target agricultural goods, including crops and livestock on personal, non-commercial farms:
What is to stop the government from defining a small home garden as a food facility? Because of the vagueness of this bill, it is not only the micro farmers that are affected by this. Anyone who has a garden, or shares their produce with neighbors or even owns a local restaurant that supports local farmers and buys their produce could be affected.
English rock band The Cult, one of the biggest rock acts of the 80s and 90s, will make a long-awaited return to Brisbane as part of a national tour in May.
The Tivoli Theatre show on Wednesday, May 5, will be the first performance on Australian soil in 15 years.
Their previous Australian tour was the Big Day Out in 1995.
They will perform their 1985 Love album - their second album - as part of the world tour, which started in the middle of 2009.
Love was originally released on the Beggars Banquet record label and included the worldwide smash hit She Sells Sanctuary and went on to sell more than 30 million albums worldwide.
Tour manager Tom Vitorino said the tour would also include a selection of their hits from during the career.
"Nothing is comparable to witnessing The Cult, fully engaged in the live creation of arguably their seminal album," he said.
"For fans this will be the greatest tour yet, and for those just discovering The Cult, this staging will envelop them in a pure performance experience."
Speaking at the Grattan Institute in Melbourne, the coalition's treasury spokesman voiced his concern about individual liberties being eroded.Australia's response to the threat of terrorism should be to enhance and expand liberty, not curb or curtail it, he argued.
"As a liberal, a legislator and a lawyer, it is the anti-terrorism laws, enacted by a government of which I was a member, that has given me great cause to reflect on our individual rights,'' Mr Hockey said.
Mr Hockey also criticised the federal government's proposed internet filter.
"I have personal responsibility as a parent,'' he said. "If I want to stop my children from viewing other material that I feel is inappropriate, then that is my responsibility to do something about it, not that of the government.''
An extra on soap opera Neighbours slashed her wrist in front of horrified cast members.
The troubled woman cut herself with a glass from fictional hangout Charlie's Bar.
She smashed several props, causing filming to be cancelled and the astonished cast and crew to be rushed off set late yesterday.
Police were called and the unnamed actress, a regular extra on the show for the past 12 years, was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
Executive producer Susan Bower said crew noticed the woman starting to behave strangely on the Ramsay Street set in Melbourne.
Nottinghamshire Police is the worst performing force in England and Wales, a national watchdog has said - with Cleveland Police getting the best rating.
In a new "report card", Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) found Nottinghamshire's force ranked "poor" in its handling of crime.
It was also "poor" in protecting the public from serious harm and improving confidence and satisfaction.
The report comes just days after a capability review found "significant weaknesses" in both the force and its governing authority.
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The centrifuge is a genuinely terrifying device. The lights dim when it is switched on. A strong wind is produced as the centrifuge induces a cyclone in the room. The smell of boiling insulation emanates from the overloaded 25 amp cables. If not perfectly adjusted and lubricated, it will shred the teeth off solid brass gears in under a second. Runs were conducted from the relative safety of the next room while peeking through a crack in the door.
The latest party circuit princess to wow the night clubs and festivals of France with her DJ skills is a British granny who took a shine to the decks after going to a birthday disco for her grandson.
Clad in her leopard-skin shrug and dark sunglasses,
69-year-old Ruth Flowers has conquered French clubland from the Cannes Film Festival to the top Paris nightspots with a mix of old-school hits, electrobeat and bling-bling style.
"It started really when my grandson had a birthday party ... they always have a little disco, don't they, after the party," Flowers told Reuters, lounging on a white sofa in a Paris hotel in a green satin bomber jacket and trademark shades contrasting with her white hair.
A Liberal senator has used the permanent abolition of the death penalty in Australia to call for Indonesia to spare the lives of members of the Bali nine, saying the use of capital punishment is not reflective of a civilised society. The Federal Parliament today passed laws that ensure the death penalty can never be reintroduced by any state or territory in Australia.
Both sides of politics supported the move, which is seen as largely symbolic.

Crowds of baccarat-obsessed Chinese punters crammed inside the world’s largest casino, the Venetian Macau, witnessed on Wednesday the mega-casino’s latest claim to fame as the world’s largest "house of cards".
Kneeling at a quiet spot not far from the cavernous gaming floors of the casino, Bryan Berg, an American architect placed the last of 218,792 playing cards onto his paper edifice — a replica of the Venetian Macau — to break his own Guinness World Record for the largest house of free-standing playing cards.
Senator Nick Xenophon's bid to have an inquiry into the tax-free status of religious and charitable groups, including the Church of Scientology, has failed.
Senator Xenophon today moved a motion in the Senate calling for an inquiry into whether the organisations should be subjected to a public benefit test, like that in the UK.
He was prompted by complaints from former Church of Scientology members, and said he had received "hundreds" more allegations since first raising the issue.
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Friday Afternoon Head Fuck: We Buy Any Car
Evil Dan on 13-03-2010