Friday, May 07, 2010
Monday, July 30, 2007
Guardian Adverts
I was absolutely furious to find the Guardian left some blank columns in it's gossip section, which could have been used for valuable advertising, so I grabbed a felt tipped pen and made up my own adverts:
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Badly Drawn Rabbit
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Animals at War
In a bid to gain a foothold on The War Against Terror the US military have been softening up the percieved enemy by deploying fluffy animals against them:
1: The carpet bombing of Tora Bora caves with lemmings, who instinctively prevent overpopulation of their habitats by throwing themselves from high places. A simple modification to bomb bay doors of the B52 stratofortress allows the lemmings to leap staight from their burrows and on to the target below.
In December 2001 this tactic proved successful by 'softening up' the Taliban which lead directly to their defeat.
2: The Squirrel Missile- the grey squirrel is considered a pest particularly in areas where it is outcompeting the native red squirrel. One way of reducing their impact on the ecosystem is to fire them from surface-to-air rocket launchers, whereupon they home in on their targets and outbreed the enemy.
1: The carpet bombing of Tora Bora caves with lemmings, who instinctively prevent overpopulation of their habitats by throwing themselves from high places. A simple modification to bomb bay doors of the B52 stratofortress allows the lemmings to leap staight from their burrows and on to the target below.
In December 2001 this tactic proved successful by 'softening up' the Taliban which lead directly to their defeat.
2: The Squirrel Missile- the grey squirrel is considered a pest particularly in areas where it is outcompeting the native red squirrel. One way of reducing their impact on the ecosystem is to fire them from surface-to-air rocket launchers, whereupon they home in on their targets and outbreed the enemy.
Even the epitome of cuteness, the humble duckling did not escape the hawkish gaze from the Pentagon. Tests proved that the duckling wasn't so resilient to the high g-forces experienced from launching, and by the time it reached it's destination the cuteness had been ablated off by the hypersonic re-entry and the result was a rather ugly duckling.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Friday, September 23, 2005
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Normalised Jocelyne Wildenstein
Most billionaire's wives use plastic surgery in order to make themselves appear more beautiful. Not Jocelyne Wildenstein... Oh no... Apparently she underwent the surgeon's knife to make her look more like a cat.
Believe you me, it was quite a challenge warping her face back to normal, and I got quite a fright when I compared it with the original, believe you me...
Believe you me, it was quite a challenge warping her face back to normal, and I got quite a fright when I compared it with the original, believe you me...
Monday, September 19, 2005
Rocket assisted washing line
This washing line uses a rocket to dry your clothes. It's perfectly simple - attach one end of the line to the rocket and the other end to nothing. Coach-bolt your clothes to the washing line, light the blue touch paper, stand back and watch the rocket shoot skywards at hypersonic speeds. The combination of hot rocket exhaust, supersonic airflow and sub-orbital vacuum will dry your clothes faster and more efficiently than any tumble drier I ever saw.
Monday, September 12, 2005
The USB Bike Light
Plug this in to you're laptop and off you go, you pedal powered geek! This is you have been waiting for: the USB powered bicycle light. It has the advantage over conventional bike lights in that as well as the continuous beam and flashing modes, it's configuration of 5 bulbs can be programmed to flash out the processor speed, cooling fan noise (in decibels), nearest availiable wifi/bluetooth devices, geographical location, and ideal cadence.
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Air Hair Layer
Claire the fair haired heir to the pair of millionaire bears dared to share her rare chair at the fair, where there were spare squares for the affair.
Friday, August 26, 2005
Bluetooth toothbrush
Do you have a blue toothbrush? Most people will have used one in their lives.
Do you have Bluetooth? This is a wireless communication method made entirely for random people to plop random pictures of their random girlfriends on your mobile phone without you knowing, for you to find at an embarrassing juncture in the future.
What about a bluetooth brush? This could be a little brush for cleaning your bluetooth terminals, BUT as they are not needed because bluetooth works by wireless and has no electrical contacts, it can only be a brush linked wirelessly to your mobile phone so that you can communicate with the business end of the brush whilst you are sweeping the leaves off your patio. Taking it a step further: what about the bluetooth toothbrush? If you have bluetooth sensors installed in your fillings then the toothbrush can communicate with the teeth that transmit data on their status and how much more cleaning is needed on each one, the concentration of toothpaste and vigouousness of the cleaning action.
This data is retransmitted to the nearest high speed wireless network to a central computer hub that stores, processes and redistruibutes the of the status of every tooth in every mouth fitted with this system. Once the national population has been assimilated, dentists will be rioting on The Strand with unused drills because their jobs will be worthless, and headlights on cars will be redundant because of everyone's dazzling smiles.
Naturally the bluetooth toothbrushes will be available in blue to get the blue bluetooth toothbrush.
Some obsessives need to brush their toothbrushes before (and after!) they've brushed their teeth with a toothbrush brush, and with a colour matched pair you could quite conceivably get the blue bluetooth toothbrush brush!
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