The world’s first money-throwing championships, announced only last month, have already attracted a huge number of entrants, each paying a large non-refundable entry fee.
Posted: Feb 15th, 2010
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Brewer-Sharp Systems, makers of software for pub tills, has succeeded where generations of video conferencing and meeting room systems have failed. It has invented a simple method for instantly gathering the entire staff of a pub in one place.
‘Simply install a new electronic till in a pub and, in minutes, the entire staff will be gathered around it, staring it as if waiting for aliens to emerge from the mothership,’ said MD Fee Brewer.
Posted: Feb 14th, 2010
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Though the beleagured country was all but destroyed by a recent earthquake, the people of Haiti have been quick to recognise the global significance of a passing fashion designer.
Posted: Feb 13th, 2010
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In his most revealing interview to date, Mr Morgan sobbed as he came to terms with the loss of his moral compass.
Posted: Feb 13th, 2010
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The rioting at Wimbledon Theatre moved into its third day yesterday, as physicists attending a pantomime continue to react angrily to a balloon gag that defied the laws of physics. ‘I like a joke as much as the next man, and I’m prepared to suspend disbelief for a night at the theatre,’ said physics lecturer Marek Banasiak, who had treated his students to a night at the theatre. ‘But when you see a man being handed a balloon, filled with air, and he subsequently begins to levitate, that really is beyond the pale of scientific feasibility.’
Posted: Feb 13th, 2010
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