This is one funny condom advertisement! The boy in the ad is so cute too, doing rebellious activities, because his mum said Yes! Lol.
This Peter Chao is a really funny guy with great comedy timing. See his video take on the Singapore guy who got hit in the face and groin by his ferocious girlfriend. Really hilarious stuff! Must watch! Click on the picture of this Peter Chao wearing sunglasses above to watch.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Funny Condom Advert Video – Yes Yes Yes! - And Peter Chio fully commentary on singapore scandal gf hitting bf ball and slapping his face.
Bottle tops, shotgun caps and toothbrushes: Scientists discover giant plastic rubbish patch in the Atlantic
A giant rubbish tip made up of thousands of pieces of plastic has been found floating in the Atlantic Ocean.
The large dump is north of the Caribbean and is a similar in volume to the 'great Pacific garbage patch' that lies between Hawaii and California.
Discarded plastic is known to harm seabirds and marine life, but Karen Lavender Law of the Sea Education Association said the problem in the Atlantic ocean had been 'largely ignored.'
The revelations come after the results of a 22-year study were unveiled at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Portland, U.S.
During the study, the longest and most extensive record of plastic marine debris in any ocean basin, SEA undergraduates collected more than 64,000 tiny bits of plastic.
Scientists and students carried out 6,100 sweeps of the North Atlantic towing fine mesh nets behind a research vessel.
More than half of these expeditions revealed floating pieces of plastic on the water surface.
The researchers described the sheer diversity of what they had found in this synthetic soup in a voyage blog.
They wrote: 'We saw embedded in each patch a disturbing mosaic of plastic junk.
'We grabbed our nets and began fishing furiously, amassing a pile of bottle caps, shotgun shells, crates, toothbrushes, a boxer’s mouthpiece, and myriad unidentifiable chunks floated by, gently pulsating with the ocean’s currents.'
Dr Lavender Law said that most of the pieces of plastic were generally very small - about one centimetre across, and were accumulating fairly far north in the Atlantic.
The maximum 'plastic density' was 200,000 pieces of debris per square kilometre. It is impossible to measure the exact size of the patch as much of it floats beneath the surface.
'That's a maximum that is comparable with the Great Pacific Garbage Patch,' said Dr Lavender Law.
The full impact on the marine environment of the plastics if not yet known, she said.
'But we know that many marine organisms are consuming these plastics and we know this has a bad effect on seabirds in particular.'
When plastic is in the sea for a long time it photodegrades into smaller and smaller pieces until it is small enough to be ingested by organisms near the surface - thus entering the food chain. Some plastic leaches potentially toxic chemicals such as bisphenol A.
Fish captured off the Azores have been sent to a lab in California for stomach analysis. More than one third of fish collected from the North Pacific patch were found to have ingested plastic fragments.
Both the Pacific and North Atlantic patches are called gyres, which are areas with few ocean currents surrounded by strong ocean currents.
They create spinning vortexes and once plastic floats into the area it cannot escape and so accumulates over time.
The Pacific Gyre was discovered in 1997 by Captain Charles Moore and was the first to be documented.
There are now thought to be five major oceanic gyres and all are likely to form large plastic patches
The researchers wrote on their voyage blog: 'There is no doubt in our minds that the Pacific plastic plague is not an isolated phenomenon, but an International problem.
'We’ve seen plastic trash covering beaches in Bermuda, carried from the mainland by the Gulf Stream. We’ve seen broken down fragments in our trawls after sieving the ocean’s surface.
'And we’ve now seen mini “islands” of plastic trash entangled in Sargassum (seaweed).'
Just some of the rubbish picked up during a sweep in the North Atlantic. Most pieces are only 1cm wide and can be swallowed by fish and birds
The five areas or 'gyres' where plastic is believed to be collecting in large synthetic soups
Researchers believe these fish died after swallowing bits of plastic found floating in the Atlantic Ocean
As the debris is so small it mingles in with the seaweed. Sea birds mistake the discarded plastic for food
The large dump is north of the Caribbean and is a similar in volume to the 'great Pacific garbage patch' that lies between Hawaii and California.
Discarded plastic is known to harm seabirds and marine life, but Karen Lavender Law of the Sea Education Association said the problem in the Atlantic ocean had been 'largely ignored.'
The revelations come after the results of a 22-year study were unveiled at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Portland, U.S.
During the study, the longest and most extensive record of plastic marine debris in any ocean basin, SEA undergraduates collected more than 64,000 tiny bits of plastic.
Scientists and students carried out 6,100 sweeps of the North Atlantic towing fine mesh nets behind a research vessel.
More than half of these expeditions revealed floating pieces of plastic on the water surface.
The researchers described the sheer diversity of what they had found in this synthetic soup in a voyage blog.
They wrote: 'We saw embedded in each patch a disturbing mosaic of plastic junk.
'We grabbed our nets and began fishing furiously, amassing a pile of bottle caps, shotgun shells, crates, toothbrushes, a boxer’s mouthpiece, and myriad unidentifiable chunks floated by, gently pulsating with the ocean’s currents.'
Dr Lavender Law said that most of the pieces of plastic were generally very small - about one centimetre across, and were accumulating fairly far north in the Atlantic.
The maximum 'plastic density' was 200,000 pieces of debris per square kilometre. It is impossible to measure the exact size of the patch as much of it floats beneath the surface.
'That's a maximum that is comparable with the Great Pacific Garbage Patch,' said Dr Lavender Law.
The full impact on the marine environment of the plastics if not yet known, she said.
'But we know that many marine organisms are consuming these plastics and we know this has a bad effect on seabirds in particular.'
When plastic is in the sea for a long time it photodegrades into smaller and smaller pieces until it is small enough to be ingested by organisms near the surface - thus entering the food chain. Some plastic leaches potentially toxic chemicals such as bisphenol A.
Fish captured off the Azores have been sent to a lab in California for stomach analysis. More than one third of fish collected from the North Pacific patch were found to have ingested plastic fragments.
Both the Pacific and North Atlantic patches are called gyres, which are areas with few ocean currents surrounded by strong ocean currents.
They create spinning vortexes and once plastic floats into the area it cannot escape and so accumulates over time.
The Pacific Gyre was discovered in 1997 by Captain Charles Moore and was the first to be documented.
There are now thought to be five major oceanic gyres and all are likely to form large plastic patches
The researchers wrote on their voyage blog: 'There is no doubt in our minds that the Pacific plastic plague is not an isolated phenomenon, but an International problem.
'We’ve seen plastic trash covering beaches in Bermuda, carried from the mainland by the Gulf Stream. We’ve seen broken down fragments in our trawls after sieving the ocean’s surface.
'And we’ve now seen mini “islands” of plastic trash entangled in Sargassum (seaweed).'
Just some of the rubbish picked up during a sweep in the North Atlantic. Most pieces are only 1cm wide and can be swallowed by fish and birds
The five areas or 'gyres' where plastic is believed to be collecting in large synthetic soups
Researchers believe these fish died after swallowing bits of plastic found floating in the Atlantic Ocean
As the debris is so small it mingles in with the seaweed. Sea birds mistake the discarded plastic for food
10,000,000,000 and counting: 10billionth tune downloaded from Apple iTunes... by a 71-year-old man
The 10 billionth song has been downloaded from Apple iTunes, just seven years after the online store shook up the flagging music industry.
The 10 billionth song - Johnny Cash's 'Guess Things Happen That Way' - was downloaded by 71-year-old Louie Sulcer in Woodstock, Georgia, U.S.
Apple has rewarded him with a $10,000 iTunes gift card.
An online counter of the popular music website read: '10 billion songs downloaded from iTunes. And counting' on Wednesday.
The California company behind the iPhone, iPod and Macbook series have promised a $10,000 iTunes gift card to the lucky customer who downloaded the 10-billionth song.
Apple has also provided a list of the all-time top 20 songs on iTunes to mark the occasion.
'I Gotta Feeling' by the Black Eyed Peas, which debuted in May 2009 topped the list, followed by Lady Gaga's electronic-inspired 'Poker Face.'
The iTunes Music Store had dominated the music download industry ever since its launch in 2003. This is because of the enormous popularity of Apple music devices such as iPods that automatically synced with the iTunes store.
Many iPod owners still do not realise they can buy cheaper music on websites other than iTunes, as most providers now don't use DRM (Digital Rights Management) to protect their tracks.
For instance Apple's top download from the Black Eyed Peas is 99p in the UK, but can be bought for 65p from play.com and 50p from 7digital.
iTunes has expanded over the years and now offers television shows, movies, audio books and podcasts.
Tunes from The Black Eyed Peas came first and third in a list of the top songs on Apple iTunes. The list was released to mark the 10billionth download
Steve Jobs, at the UK launch of Apple's iTunes back in 2004. It continues to dominate the download market
ITUNES TOP 20 SONGS
1) I Gotta Feeling, Black Eyed Peas
2) Poker Face, Lady GaGa
3) Boom Boom Pow, Black Eyed Peas
4) I'm Yours, Jason Mraz
5) Viva la Vida, Coldplay
6) Just Dance, Lady GaGa
7) Low, Flo Rida
8) Love Story, Taylor Swift
9) Bleeding Love, Leona Lewis
10) Tik Tok, Keisha
11) Disturbia, Rihanna
12) So What, Pink
13) I Kissed a Girl, Katy Perry
14) Single Ladies, Beyonce
15) Hot N Cold, Katy Perry
16) Stronger, Kanye West
17) Live Your Life, T.I
18) Hey There Delilah, Plain White T's
19) Right Round, Flo Rida
20) Party in the USA, Miley Cyrus
Get Apple stuffs.
The 10 billionth song - Johnny Cash's 'Guess Things Happen That Way' - was downloaded by 71-year-old Louie Sulcer in Woodstock, Georgia, U.S.
Apple has rewarded him with a $10,000 iTunes gift card.
An online counter of the popular music website read: '10 billion songs downloaded from iTunes. And counting' on Wednesday.
The California company behind the iPhone, iPod and Macbook series have promised a $10,000 iTunes gift card to the lucky customer who downloaded the 10-billionth song.
Apple has also provided a list of the all-time top 20 songs on iTunes to mark the occasion.
'I Gotta Feeling' by the Black Eyed Peas, which debuted in May 2009 topped the list, followed by Lady Gaga's electronic-inspired 'Poker Face.'
The iTunes Music Store had dominated the music download industry ever since its launch in 2003. This is because of the enormous popularity of Apple music devices such as iPods that automatically synced with the iTunes store.
Many iPod owners still do not realise they can buy cheaper music on websites other than iTunes, as most providers now don't use DRM (Digital Rights Management) to protect their tracks.
For instance Apple's top download from the Black Eyed Peas is 99p in the UK, but can be bought for 65p from play.com and 50p from 7digital.
iTunes has expanded over the years and now offers television shows, movies, audio books and podcasts.
Tunes from The Black Eyed Peas came first and third in a list of the top songs on Apple iTunes. The list was released to mark the 10billionth download
Steve Jobs, at the UK launch of Apple's iTunes back in 2004. It continues to dominate the download market
ITUNES TOP 20 SONGS
1) I Gotta Feeling, Black Eyed Peas
2) Poker Face, Lady GaGa
3) Boom Boom Pow, Black Eyed Peas
4) I'm Yours, Jason Mraz
5) Viva la Vida, Coldplay
6) Just Dance, Lady GaGa
7) Low, Flo Rida
8) Love Story, Taylor Swift
9) Bleeding Love, Leona Lewis
10) Tik Tok, Keisha
11) Disturbia, Rihanna
12) So What, Pink
13) I Kissed a Girl, Katy Perry
14) Single Ladies, Beyonce
15) Hot N Cold, Katy Perry
16) Stronger, Kanye West
17) Live Your Life, T.I
18) Hey There Delilah, Plain White T's
19) Right Round, Flo Rida
20) Party in the USA, Miley Cyrus
Get Apple stuffs.
Extreme Gore,Girl mutate herself cutting deep into forearms,legs and other parts. Free gore bizzare self mutating pictures.
An EMO girl who could really use some serious counseling takes pictures of herself cutting up her body. No other information came with the pictures but if anyone knows this girl, please get her some help ASAP.
Girl seems to cut her legs , forearms and other parts. The cuts are damn deep can see bones and muscle..I wonder how she did not bleed to death. Some picturse showing her draining the blood from her limbs.Is tat the trick? to drain the blood first and then cut?
This is the slowest and painful way to commit suicide.
Girl seems to cut her legs , forearms and other parts. The cuts are damn deep can see bones and muscle..I wonder how she did not bleed to death. Some picturse showing her draining the blood from her limbs.Is tat the trick? to drain the blood first and then cut?
This is the slowest and painful way to commit suicide.
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