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Walking on water? That’s Jesus’ job, right? WRONG, because whatever Jesus can do Spanish freedivers can do too.
Or at least, they can trick us into thinking they’re walking on water when actually it’s all just an illusion and a mastery of freediving.
Politicians might claim they work for us, but we all know that’s just a bunch of horsesh*t, right?
But what if (I know, it’s a BIG what if) they committed, pledged even, to let the people decide on the big issues? And what if we harnessed technology to hold MPs accountable to that pledge?
We’re all guilty of missing something because we’re too busy looking at our phones.
Whether it’s a special moment, some stunning scenery, or your kid’s entire childhood—this video will make you think twice the next time you reach for your handset.
Amazon has just released the pilots for six new kids’ shows commissioned by Amazon Studios. Launched in 2010 Amazon Studios enables anyone to submit a script online for review and the possibility of getting made into a pilot. Scripts can be for films or episodic series.
The main problem with this video is, it looks like so much fun it hurts to watch it and not actually be there.
And what a sight this must’ve been had you chanced upon it, it’s like something out of a surreal cartoon.
Mostly with newborn babies you dress them in a onesie, the all-in-one bodysuit that ensures they’re kept warm and relatively dry but means you can also get access to their diaper quickly when you need to.
This baby has a kind of onesie, but this onesie is the sort of onesie you expect Iron Man to dress his child in.
Dust away all the glitter and the tinsel, put aside the turkey and the trimmings because Christmas is all about giving. That’s what makes it such a great time of year.
Sure, the mulled wine’s great for a glass or two and everyone loves a mince pie, but there’s no greater feeling than seeing someone’s face light up after they’ve received a gift they really, really wanted.
Landline telephones, surely they’ll be obsolete pretty soon because no one but telemarketers—and possibly your gran—uses them any more.
Relish broadband decided to find out just how irrelevant they are and took to the streets of London waving a £50 note around, offering it up to anyone who could dive into their mind and come back with their landline number.
