A real-life Barny Juno, caring for the wingéd and stepping animals of the Earth :)

People that would live in one of these are the holidaygoer market that Das Park Hotel are aiming at:

http://www.dasparkhotel.net/index.php?lang=EN

:)

HSBC in the UK have a coin machine that will take all your change and credit it straight into your account. I told a friend just before xmas I'd do his change for him rather than him pay the 8% in a supermarket machine; he met me with (no kidding) a small suitcase full of change, £50 in 5ps and another £70 in copper - we monopolized the macine for 55mins feeding it all in, 6000+ coins :)

I was wikisurfing today and read up on a bunch of nuclear-based topics; the Shoe-Fitting Fluoroscope was a particular favourite:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe-fitting_fluoroscope

Best way to see if your child's new shoes fit? Xray them so you can see where the bones are! And incidentally get a 4x maximum safe yearly dose of radiation in one minute. I'd hate to have been a sales-floor op around one of these things.

Briefly, natch.

I'm siding with Q*bert on this one...

I was kinda hoping they'd use some of his earlier adventures, as blogged herein:

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=63946957&blogID=287571640

Who wouldn't want to see a rhino blown up with dynamite!? :)

As always, Ebay has some nice examples; I bought one from the guy who runs http://www.russianwatch.net and sells from both the site and ebay.

Mine has the 24 at the top, and took some time getting used to :)

http://www.nonemorenegative.myby.co.uk/24hrwatch.jpg

('scuse the fingerprints)