13 Oct 2006
A Tangled Web

Kris was surfing the tube tonight and ran across a new game show called "One Against One Hundred" - a kind of guessing game, we suppose. One of the questions was "What do you do with your badunkadunk?"

The answer was "You sit on it."

Being linguistically curious types, and never having heard the word "badunkadunk", we did what any other 21st century type geeks would do - we looked it up online. Which led to the Urban Dictionary which led to this definition:

badunkadunk: A dynamic booty, that defies the laws of physics and reminds men why we wanna be dogs or an urban term used to define approval of the voluptuous curvature of a feminine rump.

Curiously, one of the links returned from Dictionary.com was to a blog post entitled Becky's Badunkadunk - the blog's name is Cupcakes Take the Cake.

Given the real meaning of "badunkadunk", and the site's title including the word "cupcake", what kind of a site would you expect?

See for yourself: this proves that you really can find anything on the 'Net. Oh, and by the way, it's completely work safe...

20:21 /Humor | 0 comments | permanent link

Plague found in northern DRC

Oh joy! Just what we don't need.

The World Health Organization confirms 42 deaths in an outbreak of pneumonic plague in DR Congo.

(link) [BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition]

17:59 /Home | 0 comments | permanent link

Economist, bank win Nobel Peace Prize

How did this happen? A Nobel Peace Prize actually going to someone who deserves it! Unbelievable!

AP - The simple yet revolutionary idea of loaning tiny sums to poor people looking to escape poverty by starting businesses won Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank he founded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.

(link) [Yahoo! News: Top Stories]

17:49 /Home | 0 comments | permanent link

New RFID tech would track airport passengers

Big Brother is following you!

RFID tags would be issued to passengers at check-in so their movements can be tracked before departure.

(link) [CNET News.com]

17:42 /Politics | 0 comments | permanent link