Jap Chef serves gourmet meat balls... of a different kind.

Speechless , absolutely.

This has to be the weirdest and most brow raising post yet. I just don't think it gets weirder than this.
I have nothing to write. I am speechless. I am about to throw up. I am sick.

The above post and video is graphic. I haven't seen it. Please be warned it is graphic.


Personally, I like my horror served with the ghostly kind, so I'd rather watch the clip below.

Have a good dust free weekend.

This is just sad.

The world is nearing the end. Seriously.

Married for 34 years and you do this????? 

Seriously, I mean really...  WTF.

He's definitely s'car'red for life.

Reading on, this guy was a bad bad rotten seed. Poor woman. No one should die like that.

Meanwhile, I read another story about how a couple put their infant in the washing machine for a 'fun prank', but I found it too depressing to read on , leave alone watch the video.

People like that just don't deserve to live. Seriously.

If you wanna watch,  just Google under pathetic dumbasses. 

I don't even wanna give the link here.

BTW: Google Chrome just beat IE as the best net browser. Did I mention I use Chrome now? Yayyyyy...

I always thought Firefox was in 2nd place..surprise, surprise.

Take care everyone.

Adieu

This post is not so much about Hmmmm, as in strange, but Hmmmm, as in sad. 
We, the world, have lost two great performers and great personalities.


Donna Summer 1948-2012

Donna, doing what she loved best.

(picture courtesy Wikipedia)

Donna rocked the music scene in the 70's and 80's. Her music brought her international fame and success. 
Her contemporaries were Diana Ross among others.

She lost the battle with cancer. 
Once again we are reminded that in death there are no beggars and princes. We are all alike.

She works hard for the money.

Youth icons of the 70's and 80's

Robin Gibb (1942-2012)
Adieu Robin 
(pic courtesy Wikipedia)


Robin , is one part of the famous Aussie export, the BEEGEES (Brothers Gibb).
The BeeGees enthralled us all with their songs in the 80's and 90's, with lead singer Barry Gibb, who had already lost another brother Maurice earlier in 2003.
Their youngest Andy ,was also lost at a very young age.
The BeeGees were a huge part of the 70's/80's generation. Their music was groundbreaking and their stage presence was mesmerizing. 
Sadly, Robin too lost his battle with cancer, like Donna.






Watch 'Tribute to Robin.'

Many of us didn't know them personally but it's hard to see them go. Somewhere we feel connected and it's a reminder of our growing up , our childhood, our school life, our holidays, our life 30 years ago. 
Reminds us that time is flying by. How old were we then?

Like their music , our memories can never die.


Adieu and thank you.