Pissky!
Those of you who follow the simply wonderful Stephen Fry on Twitter may have seen this morning a post regarding the drinking of whiskey made from the urine of diabetics.
Not one for disbelieving Stephen Fry, I had to follow it up, and as ludicrous as it sounds, the story is actually true.
One James Gilpin has started creating a whiskey in which the sugar rich urine of his diabetic grandmother, among others is used in the distilling process. Once the whiskey has been fully distilled, the product is bottled and labelled under the "Gilpin Family Whiskey" label, with the name and age of the person who "donated" to the process included on the label.
Not that I drink whiskey, but I can't say that I'm overly keen on drinking it! Still, you have to try everything once!
The Gilpin Whiskey site can be found here
Happy Hump Day :0)
Showing posts with label WTF Wednesdays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WTF Wednesdays. Show all posts
Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Wednesday, 25 August 2010
WTF Wednesdays - 25/08/2010
This week sees the start of a new weekly feature to this blog, which I have chosen to Christen WTF Wednesdays.
The idea of the WTF Wednesday is to deliver a small piece of the internet, or the outside world (hmm, natural light, *shudder*!!) which makes you stand still for just a few seconds and think "what the F***?!"
I'm hoping to make this a regular feature and would welcome any suggestions as to future posts.
As a start, I came across this apparently genuine sign this morning
It really does beggar belief that somebody would actually put a sign up informing people that the sign is dangerous. Not only that, but the sign in question appears to actually have rounded edges which may prove to be less sharp than would warrant such a sign!
Ho hum.
Happy Hump day, and I hope it is a good one for you :0)
The idea of the WTF Wednesday is to deliver a small piece of the internet, or the outside world (hmm, natural light, *shudder*!!) which makes you stand still for just a few seconds and think "what the F***?!"
I'm hoping to make this a regular feature and would welcome any suggestions as to future posts.
As a start, I came across this apparently genuine sign this morning
It really does beggar belief that somebody would actually put a sign up informing people that the sign is dangerous. Not only that, but the sign in question appears to actually have rounded edges which may prove to be less sharp than would warrant such a sign!
Ho hum.
Happy Hump day, and I hope it is a good one for you :0)
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