Mexico is a country famous for its signature dish...
This is the non-wargaming little-maintained blog of Madaxeman. For the Wargaming Blogger version of Madaxeman.com go here This blog is a random collection of the bizzarre, odd and downright wierd stuff that I stumble across on the web. But its not gaming related.
Friday, May 26, 2006
Mexico - the Worlds Most Unimaginative Chefs?
Mexico is a country famous for its signature dish...
Victor Kiam
But shavers can't be that exciting, surely?
My theory revolves around te fact that Remington also do ear and nose hair removal technology
Maybe he bought the company because one day (just after middle age crept up on him unexpectedly) he found the need to own some nose-hair clippers. However after he walked into the shop, a "teenage boy & condoms incident" happened to him, and faced with the shame of being seen asking for the latest hairy-ear-trimmers, he decided that buying the whole company was maybe the less embarassing option ?
nasal
hair
remington
Sunday, May 21, 2006
Sunday, May 14, 2006
Saturday, May 13, 2006
For those "Must Have" Items...
They promise to be able to deliver all the following items to your room:
Now, most of these look pretty sensible. I have myself forgotten a razor, and a missing button creates a need for a sewing kit that otherwise would be unlikley to make it through airport security.
Plasters, Savlon & Dettol - I can envisage an urgent need for these items.
But.... an "entangling comb"?
Erm, no...
What bizzarre situation or contrived sequence of improbably events could possibly result in you suddenly - in the middle of the night perhaps - feeling a desparate need to have tangled and knotted hair?
I can't imagine of such an occurrence.
But - if you can, I certainly know a hotel where you should stay when visiting Bangalore
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
A View of the Tarmac
This appealing proposition was on offer in Brussels Airport.
Other competing restaurants offered views of brick walls, a patch of bare earth and a slab of unpainted concrete to entice the diner. In each case there was no apparent correlation with the ethnicity of the food on offer...
On visiting the establishment, I now believe the word they may actually have been looking for was "runway"