First this week saw the 2006 Chelsea Flower Show, rule 2.25 of the regulations bans entrants from including garden gnomes, bunting, balloons and flags are also banned. But artificial flowers aren't, they were exhibited for the first time this year and made by a company called Ruckley.

2nd the egg came first. (and there's a web site called the Great British Chicken)

And Europe has (in my opinion) very bad taste in music as Lordi the Finish Rock band won the Eurovision Song Contest. BBC

And finally

The Many Strange Products That Come From Japan.

These are all true.
"Face Slimmer"
Having a slim face as a Japanese woman is considered as a rare beauty feature. So that's why they made this Slimming Face Mask. The mask works by putting it over your face and letting contact pressure do its job. It also acts as a sauna for your face. That way you can sweat the fat off your face."Water Salad"
Japan has some unusual tasting drink products and the salad flavoured water proves that fact. It looks like this water salad comes in many nasty flavors like cool ranch, fat-free Italian, and vinegar and garbage. Just kidding! I don't know what flavours it comes in, but it probably makes your poop change colour."Personal Karaoke"
We know Japan goes crazy for Karaoke just like the Americans go crazy for Chuck Norris. This personal soundproof microphone will let you practice your awful singing without disturbing your family. It also comes with little earphones which lets you torture yourself, by yourself. Just remember to brush your teeth before using it."The Nap Helmet"
Long subway rides in the mornings can be tiring, and sleeping in a seated position can be bad for your health. So that's why The Nap Helmet got invented. Put this "thing" on your head and pop the plunger onto the window as you dose off in Japanese dreamland. I wonder if they make one with a chin strap?"Nose Stretcher"
A flat little nose is a common feature among Japanese women. But that all changed with this nose lengthening gadget. The thing works by stretching the cartilage in your nose to a needed size after wearing it for a few minutes a couple times a week. Soon all Japanese women will have noses like Barbara Strasen.
"Noodle Cooler"
There's nothing worst than burning your mouth while eating some tasty noodles. And that's why the Japanese came up with the Noodle Cooling Fan. Attach the thing to your chopsticks and set the little fan to chill my noodles muthasucka... I hope the fan doesn't blow away your noodles, or the soup all over your lap.
"Head Bath Cap"
I think we should give our heads a bath. And this head bathing cap is perfect for that. Begin by putting the cap over your head, and then let water run inside the cap's opening. The water trapped inside will help penetrate the pores on your scalp. Which helps your hair grow faster and fuller, unlike your dignity.
"Double Umbrella" The Japanese have a great sense of humor, and you can see that with this Double Umbrella. This is perfect for you and your significant other when it rains. You two can walk down the street and lose your self-respect together. I just want to know if you'll get 14 years of bad luck if you open this umbrella indoors? Its true you can buy a 'Doubrella' The Umbrella For Two on Amazon!

"Square Watermelon"
How in the hell can the Japanese make these square watermelons? I can't see a field in which these would grow in. Oh wait! I just remembered the Japanese have special powers, and probably have magical seeds that can grow this stuff. I just hope they don't use their seeds to make square bananas.

The first of todays facts is that Google is one of Britian's favourate brands
and that "Restaurant" is the most mis-spelled word in search engines.

The Sony Bravia advert (click here to watch it) took the unusual step of having a bold idea and actually creating it in real life, not merely on a computer screen. To advertise its plasma screens, it released hundreds of thousands of coloured bouncy balls in San Francisco, a city whose geography could have been invented for the effective display of just such items.

An entire block of the city was cordoned off, and 250,000 balls were shot into the air with compressed-air cannons. Others were poured down the street from dumper trucks. And since the balls could actually do quite a bit of damage, all the cars on the streets were actually props.

And lastly a quite bizarre fact is that you can carry, hide/bury and someone else can find a piano, 4,418 ft high on the peak of Ben Nevis.a McVities wholemeal biscuit wrapper also found with the instrument and dated best before December 1986. As well in 1911, a Model T Ford was brought to the summit in a stunt to promote the car. From BBC News

“I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.” - Bill Cosby

And someone who tries to plaese everyone David Cameran. An anargram of David Cameran is random advice.

And Also employees of the British Nuclear Group are entitled to an annual underwear allowance of £70.

Well you can call it a fact.

So Random Fact of the Day. Well not every day, most days...
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In September 2001, the Democratic Republic of the Congo discovered that it had 21,652 civil servants on its payroll who do not exist.

Also if you want to go to Africa.
Don't fly.
The worst continent in the world to fly from is Africa. In 2003, it generated only 3% of all the flights, but accounted for 28% of all the air crashes.

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