Two Headed Turtle

They say two heads are better than one, but this rare turtle doesn't seem to know whether it's coming or going - slowly, either way. The two-headed red slider turtle has turned up at a reptile centre in Pennsylvania, where owners are amazed by its freak appearance. The unnamed curiosity has two heads on opposite sides of a single shell, as well as six legs and a combined tail. A collector in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, passed the freak of nature to Big Al's Aquarium Supercenter...

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Audio Cassette MP3 player

I haven't seen the retro look blend better with any product in a long time than it does with the Cassette MP3 player. This gadget looks like a normal cassette tape on the outside but is actually an mp3 player. The camouflage design is not without functional advantages too and not only do you get the cool retro look with the cassette casing, but you can also use the player as a car cassette, or with any cassette player, or as a normal mp3 player. Expect no frills...

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Boy Swallows 100 Tadpoles to cure Rashes

Pang Pang, a 9 year-old kid from China, swallowed over 100 tadpoles in an effort to cure his rash. “I was so scared that the tadpoles will become frogs in my stomach?” His grandmother had overheard from neighbors that this was a good treatment for a rash. She went right out to the local pond and grabbed a bowl full of tadpoles for her grandson. She then forced the boy to swallow 20 per day for a week. After about 4 days Pang Pang became ill and went to the doctor. Although...

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10 facts about Mario the Plumber

Here are 10 things you may not know about our favorite video game character Mario: Mario was first seen in the video game Donkey Kong, but he was called "Jumpman." He was also a carpenter then, not a plumber. Mario was named after Mario Segale, the landlord of Nintendo of America’s office, who barged in on a company meeting demanding an overdue rent. Shigeru Miyamoto drew Mario as wearing a cap because he found drawing hair difficult. He also drew in the moustache, because it...

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5 year old Kid Dancing

Break dancing has been a popular underground and urban style of dance in the US and around the world for almost 40 years. In recent years the dance has become so popular that even seniors and young children are performing the complicated dance steps and taking part in the breakdancing culture. Check out this awesome little Chinese 5 year-old breakdancing and tearing up the sta...

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Platinum Cake worth $130000

A cake fit for a queen has been baked and decorated by famous Japanese pastry chef, Nobue Ikara, to show tribute to beautiful women. The cake, decorated with about $130,000 in platinum ornaments, necklaces, and pendants, was dedicated to Rinko Kikuchi and Chie Kumazawa, as well as all the famous women who have dazzled millions with their beauty, charm, and talent. Of course their is the marketing message included that platinum signifies the beauty in women and promotion hopes...

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Nokia N81 Specs

Nokia N81 is a multimedia phone that comes with dedicated music and gaming keys, 3.5 mm headphone connector and 3G and WLAN connectivity. It is configured to find, buy, manage and play music and games purchased from the Nokia Music Store and N-Gage games service. The Nokia N81 will be available in Cobalt blue or Graphite grey color for 360 EUR ($490) while the 8GB N81 is expected to retail for 430 EUR ($585) and available only in Cocoa brown color. Both of them are expected...

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Lion Rock of Sigiriya - Srilanka

Standing tall over the surrounding plains, Sigiriya Rock offers splended views for miles in all directions. Sigiriya Rock lies on a steep mound that rises over the otherwise flat plains, and is itself a further 370 meters tall. The rock is sheer on all sides, and in many parts even overhangs the base. From the top, it is elliptical in plan. Its top is flat, and slopes gradually along the elliptical axis. Archeological Remains at Sigiriya The ancient king's Upper Palace...

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Worlds Smallest LAPTOP

Fujitsu Japan has announced the world’s smallest laptop, the super compact Lifebook U. It measures only 171×133×26.5 - 32mm and weighs a mere 280 grams. Configuration : Intel A110 processor at 800Mhz and Intel 945GU Express chipset which has an onboard graphics processor. This Lifebook U features Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Fingerprint sensor, 1 x USB 2.0 port, CF and SD card slot, Ethernet and VGA out. It can be run on Windows XP Professional or Vista Business. It has a 5.6 inch (1024...

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Bath time Ducks travel more than 17,000 miles

For 15 years there have been thousands of “Made in China” bathtime ducks floating halfway around the world’s oceans. Just recently the armada of yellow rubber friends started to arrive in Clyde, Scotland and are about to begin showing up in the Glasgow river.The mass of yellow ducks, blue turtles, and green frogs broke free from a container in Pacific ocean due to bad weather 15 years ago.The destination was supposed to be Tacoma, Washington but instead, they have traveled over...

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Baby With Elvis like Hair

Every parent hopes their baby will attract admiring glances. But adorable as she is, Katie-Lee Webster receives attention for only one reason - her spectacular shock of ginger hair. At only ten weeks old she already has the flowing locks of a child several times her age.Red alert: Katie-Lee needs her ginger hair cut after just 10 weeksRuss Abbot as CU JimmyHer mother, Stephanie Pleasance, said: "Most people when they see a baby say 'Isn't she cute?'. When people see her, they...

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MOTOROKR E6 TRANSFORMER

Transformer mania has officially taken hold of the world. The Optimus Prime Case Mod should have been a clear warning of what was to come. And now, a clever Motorola modder has turned his MOTOROKR E6 into a fully functional transformer cellphone.Whoever could have predicted that a camera phone lens could work so well as a robotic head? This bad ass mod is sure to light a fire of envy under the asses of those who have wanted to create a truly elite phone mod. Bow down and weep,...

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