Squirrel Pie?
Like they always say, real life is stranger than fiction....
BBC NEWS | England | Demand growing for squirrel pie
Random ramblings about not necessarily anything in particular, and not much more....
Like they always say, real life is stranger than fiction....
A few years ago, we were down to one or two, and very soon, we might have at least 4 or 5! I'm not complaining (although my bank balance might).
Courtesy of my brother comes this little two part gem. Definitely got me smiling today. The guys in the second video are some of the lads my brother plays poker with.
Labels: fun
And some people aren't......
Orange have released a camping friendly phone charger as part of their sponsorship of Glastonbury. Given the rain that normally accompanies the event, and the general lack of sunshine to power solar charges over there, this could be a life saver for the weekend long festival. In fact, it might just be a good idea in general - lots of exercise if you want to gossip away on your phone for hours on end....
There's even some videos here. (Depending on the strictness of your work policy, and how stupid your boss is, these might be considered slightly NSFW I guess.....)
I think I kinda like the look of this one - maybe I'm just a sucker for the orange highlights or something. More details over here (but there's no performance stuff done to it - all just looks)
If you own a dog, you probably already know how crazy bath time can get. You would also (I'm hoping) never put your dog in one of these contraptions....
So I haven't ever done any restaurant reviews on this site (that I can remember anyway, apart from probably pimping Maxwells a lot before it closed), but we've been to Sandia a few times now, and it's been excellent.
It's part of the new build out at Park Meadows Mall - they've basically created a new outdoor dining/shopping/hangout place where the Lord and Taylor building used to be. There's a few different restaurants there, but this is the only we've tried so far.
Food wise, they have tacos and fajitas and burritos etc, and they do the make your guacamole at your table thing, which means the guac and chips are highly recommended. Drinks wise, they've got millions of different tequila's, along with the usual drinks, so sure it could easily be a place for a blinder. We've only done lunch there, so I haven't tried the Marg's yet, which thinking back is kinda strange. I guess one reason why that's the case is they have some pretty exciting lemonade action going on. It's kinda fizzy with a little sour taste in there as well, but tastes great in my opinion.
Anyway, if you're at Park Meadows and fancy a decent lunch or dinner, try this place out.
Always scoring.....
To Mr Batty's valid comment to the earlier post about the jet pack, and all of the demo videos are just of guys hovering around a little, rather than going anywhere, the one below popped into my RSS reader today. Not only does it show someone actually travelling using one of these things, it actually races a brand new Focus RS - not the slowest car in the world. Now, the jet pack itself is different to the one below, and this one apparenty is a "race" version, that only carries about 30 seconds of fuel, but it still looks kinda cool to me....
Wish I had been there, but not sure I could have taken the pressure. Newcastle's future status in the Premier League is back in their own hands, so although we're not out of the woods yet, tonight's win over Boro was a huge step in the right direction. I am officially starting to breath again (until Saturday I guess). Haway the lads - you can do it!
Went for a drive today as I need to hit 200 miles before next weekend for my car service, and the 2 mile commute to work isn't going to get me there. I just headed South West from the house, and headed into the foothills. One thing that I never quite realized was how much damage is still up there from the forest fires - these were a few years ago now, and there's still mile upon mile of scarred wasteland, with not much green anywhere. It's pretty easy to see where the fire was stopped.
So, never thought I'd get here, but I did, somehow. 8 weeks yesterday since my last cigarette and I'm still alive (and haven't killed anyone either). All the places where I thought I might slip up (travelling for work, Vegas, home alone, the pub) have been done, and the little demons in my head that continually whisper "smoke, smoke, smoke" have quietened down a little bit.
Once again folks, the future is here and I didn't even realize it. I've always fancied a jetpack (haven't we all?), and now, for the small sum of $100k, you can have your own. It'll do 60mph for half an hour, so should get you to Safeway and back, although holding onto the loaf of bread on the way home might be a little difficult. Maybe they have a slot where you can put the loaf in, so you have ready made toast when you get home? Now that would be really cool.
So what better time of year to bring out that old Solar Necklace you have sitting in your wardrobe, and keep your iPhone charged up for a whole day?
Labels: geek, technology