Only in America could you get a breakfast containing 231% of your recommended daily cholesterol intake. The Hungryman breakfast has eggs, sausages, bacon, pancakes, and something called home-fries, which I think are like the hash browns you get from littlewoods. This turd on a plate contains 1030 Calories, 21g saturated fat (104% RDA), 630mg Cholesterol (231% RDA) and 2090mg Sodium (87% RDA).

There aren't many people who could get away with eating this, and live to tell the story, if you're already a 400 pound monster truck, you may as well throw caution to the wind and chow down. Fill your bowl full of jelly with a tray full of dead animals and chicken miscarriages. But for people who can safely walk on the second floor? You may wanna stick to the Pop Tarts.

The worst breakfast ever [X-Entertainment]

A Chinese pensioner can lift up to 14 bricks with a 'horn' that's grown on his forehead. Wang Ying, 73, has been practicing Kung Fu, especially the study of Qi, since he was just eight-years-old, but his studies took a new direction after a 5cm long tumour grew on his forehead.

I'm sure they could do something about this. Maybe a prosthetic ballsack?

Source: Ananova.com

Online marketplace Amazon has quietly opened a Sex Store selling over 40,000 products. The store is located in the category ‘Sex & Sensuality’.

Now you can order anything and make it look like a book…

Trust the Japanese to make a Jetpack from pressurised plastic bottles.

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Scientists in the US have re-animated canines after several hours of clinical death. They hope to learn more about inducing suspended animation in humans.

They used a technique where the blood was drained from the subject's veins and they were filled with a salt solution. After a few hours, the blood is pumped back in and the victim is revived with an electric shock. Plans for a trial on humans is due within the next year.

Source: News.com.au

Das Kayboard is a keyboard with absolutely no markings. The makers claim it doubles your typing speed in a few weeks, because you soon realise how futile it is to look at the keyboard when the keys aren't marked anyway.

Link: DasKeyboard
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Todd Lappin says: “The Pentagon has awarded a $7.5 million contract to Raytheon to develop a vehicle-mounted directed-energy weapon intended for riot and crowd-control use.”

The technology exploits the body's natural defense mechanism that induces pain as a warning to help protect it from injury. It uses a transmitter producing energy at a frequency of 95Ghz and an antenna to direct a focused, invisible beam to a subject at the speed of light and penetrate the skin to a depth of less than 1/64 of an inch. This produces an escalating heating sensation that becomes intolerable in seconds, and forces the subject to flee. The sensation immediately ceases when the individual moves out of the beam or when the system operator turns it off. Despite this sensation, the beam does not cause injury because of the shallow penetration depth of energy at this wavelength and the low energy levels used.

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I added a review of Motorola's E1000 mobile phone. Find it under the Articles section.

Motorola E1000 Review

I managed to get a copy of GoogleX. The new layout, which was online for only a few hours last week, resembles Mac OSX's dock. The mirror will be staying up for a while. I also have a zipped version.