Wow-Naked Sledgers Hot things up on the ice in sledging race (video)

Thirteen men and 13 women dressed only in panties and helmets to protect their heads, took to the 90 metre long iced snowy piste to battle it out in the famous sledging race, a team event, which attracted over 17,000 visitors. The winners were a trio of hotel workers form the local area and they

took home the title of 'Naked Sledging World Champion' as well as a shared prize of £1,000.It is the third year the contest has taken place. Over 400 people applied for a place in the annual race but only 30 were selected to participate. Race organiser Tobias Wannemaker said: 'This year attracted more people than ever. The naked sledgers definitely got things hotting up, even in such cold conditions.' The 2012 naked sledging competition is already planned.

Nice-Jobseeker cites God as a reference on his CV

 

The careers website questioned 700 companies, who revealed an absolute treasure trove of blunders by potential candidates.Well; they were potential up until the point where bosses read their CVs.One candidate boldly claimed that his experience included being Master Of Time And Universe while another listed the Vikings as his direct descendants.

There can be few jobs, surely, where it would be necessary to include such a flamboyant piece of fiction. At present, there are no firms needing to fill any Pillager-in-Chief roles. At least not that we know of.Others took a less imaginative route to completely ruining their chances of employment. One person simply listed their name and address and wrote underneath it: ‘I want a job.’obviously that’s not really the way to sell yourself. And neither is using an email address called ‘lovesbeer’. Or specifically pointing out, as one job hunter did, that he 'was not a gypsy'. What employers do want, according to the survey, are applications that highlight a track record in problem solving, efficient communication skills and computer-software know-how.

Very Busy-Man has 39 wives, 94 kids

GUWAHATI, India - The more, the merrier is certainly true for Ziona Chana, a 66-year-old man in India’s remote northeast who has 39 wives, 94 children and 33 grandchildren — and wouldn’t mind having more. They all live in a four storied building with 100 rooms in a mountainous village in Mizoram state, sharing borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh, media reports said. “I once married 10 women in one year,” he was quoted as saying. His wives share a dormitory near Ziona’s private bedroom and locals said he likes to have seven or eight of them by his side at all times. The sons and their wives, and all their children, live in different rooms in the same building, but share a common kitchen. The wives take turns cooking, while his daughters clean the house and do washing. The men do outdoor jobs like farming and taking care of livestock. The family, all 167 of them, consumes around 91 kg (200 pounds) of rice and more than 59 kg (130 pounds) of potatoes a day. They are supported by their own resources and occasional donations from followers. “Even today, I am ready to expand my family and willing to go to any extent to marry,” Ziona said.

Very New-Spider Venom better than Viagra

Most of us get a little excited when we see a big spider, but for the unfortunate few who fall victim to the bite of the daunting Brazilian wandering spider, that “excitement” takes on a whole new meaning: The venom of the wandering spider -- also known as the banana spider (or more formally Phoneutria nigriventer) causes erections in men.

“The venom of the P. nigriventer spider is a very rich mixture of several molecules,” says Dr. Kenia Nunes, a physiologist at the Medical College of Georgia who is currently studying the odd side effect. “These molecules are called toxins, and then we have various toxins in this venom with different activity. Because of this, when a human is bitten by this spider, we can observe many different symptoms including priapism, a condition in which the penis is continually erect.”

New Taste-Britons love 'Cat Soup Curry'

LONDON - Once it was easy. Even after a few pints too many on a Friday night, Britons could pronounce their favourite take-away dish — fish and chips.But tastes have changed, and now exotic takeaways have become the nation’s favourite foods-to-go, bringing with them a host of linguistic pitfalls.Top of a survey of mispronounced dishes carried out this month among 8,783 customers by takeaway ordering service JustEat.co.uk was Japanese Katsu Curry, which most frequently becomes “Cat Soup Curry” when ordered over the phone.Other howlers are “One Tonne Soup,” Kung Fu Chicken” and “Wogan Josh,” thanks to popular UK TV presenter Terry Wogan.

The 12 most common mistakes (with the correct name in brackets) were:

1. Cat Soup Curry (Katsu curry)

2. Kung Fu Chicken (Gung Po Chicken)

3. One tonne soup (Won Ton Soup)

4. Wogan Josh (Rogan Josh)

5. Hashish Kebab (Shish Kebab)

6. Porn Crackers (Prawn Crackers)

7. Pillow Rice (Pilau Rice)

8. Beef Jimmy Changa (Beef Chimichanga)

9. Chicken Jal Frenzy (Chicken Jalfrezi)

10. Crispy Acrobatic Duck (Crispy Aromatic Duck)