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Found this is in the Telegraph Newspaper Egypt protests: secret US document discloses support for protesters" Wiki Leak Egypt protests: secret US document discloses support for protesters - Telegraph

Blakes 7 LOL - didn't know you saw that one here :p and Red Dwarf was one of my fav's - especially the episode where Kryten becomes human :D:D

Mail Jan 28 A massive winter storm forecast for February 2 is set to adversely affect more than 100 million people weather exports reported today. The Groundhog Day snowstorm is expected to hit the South, Midwest and Northeast of the country, building from early next week. The storm is...

Express Jan 28 A killer who escaped from an Arizona prison was so scared of life on the run in Yellowstone National Park that he planned to let bears eat him on a mountain to end his fear and panic. Tracy Province told police after he was recaptured that he was preparing to dose...

Tony topped with 16+ gallons yesterday and still 1/2 shower credit - and he hasn't signed up for any new card.

LOL I post during the wee small hours of the morning, so if any other members post they would knock me down, so to speak not the other way around. I post what I hope will interest EO members, and give a bit of variety to the forum, and as you say tomorrow is another day..... with...

Funny you should say that , Tony posted earlier about this http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/load-1/41554-showers-pilot.html#post417147

Discovery News Jan 17 Three bottles of whisky abandoned in the Antarctic ice by British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton have been returned to Scotland Three bottles of whisky abandoned in the Antarctic ice by British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton more than a century ago returned home...

Update on this story .... Discovery News Jan 25 Lion Tacos off the Menu The owner of an Arizona restaurant won't be putting African lion tacos on the menu after claiming to receive numerous complaints and threats. Owner Bryan Mazon recently announced his plan to serve the exotic tacos...

Discovery News Analysis by Jennifer Ouellette Wed Jan 26, 2011 Internet denizens are familiar with Poe's Law: namely, that when it comes to the Web, it's pretty much impossible to tell for certain the difference between genuine stupidity and a parody -- someone, somewhere, will mistake...

BBC news The Inuit of Arctic Canada take huge risks to gather mussels in winter. During extreme low tides, they climb beneath the shifting sea ice, but have less than an hour before the water returns The 500 people of Kangiqsujuaq, near the Hudson Strait, go to great lengths to add variety...

Oh my .... as if the smart car isn't awful enough already :eek: Video: Car good enough to eat? - Telegraph

Telegraph Jan 27 A furious 36-year-old Italian woman has filed for divorce just a month after her wedding because her husband brought his mother on their honeymoon, ANSA news agency reported on Wednesday As the couple set off for their honeymoon to France in December, the newly-wed was...

BBC News Jan 26 A Canadian singer has become the first person in the world to graduate with a Masters degree in The Beatles. Former Miss Canada finalist Mary-Lu Zahalan-Kennedy signed up for the course at Liverpool Hope University when it launched in March 2009. The 53-year-old, who has...

BBC News Jan 26 A hawk that spent a week circling inside the main reading room of the US Library of Congress has been captured. The Cooper's hawk was lured down from the ceiling of the library by two starlings, offered up to the predator as live bait, Ken Knowles of the Raptor Conservancy...

Ooh not yet, I'm sure there are lots more interesting snippets out there somewhere :rolleyes: :D:D

The 'auto-cutie' effect: Men are so distracted by attractive newsreaders they can't remember the headlines :D Mail Jan 26 It won't come as much of a surprise to women, but men are distracted by attractive newsreaders. In fact, the more attractive a female newsreader is, the less likely...

Mail Jan 26 Mutant mosquitoes: Malaysia release of genetically modified insects sparks fears of uncontrollable new species Malaysia has released 6,000 genetically modified mosquitoes into a forest in the first experiment of its kind in Asia aimed at curbing dengue fever. The field...

Mail Jan 26 The lake that glows in the dark: Eerie phenomenon that turned waters (and midnight swimmers) luminous blue Swimming is supposed to give you a healthy glow, but these swimmers weren't quite sure what was going on when they took a late-night dip and turned a fluorescent shade...