Name: Steel Dragon
Location: Nagashima Spaland, Japan
Date opened: August 01 2000
Length: 8,133 Feet ( 2,479 meters )
Top Speed: 95 mph ( 152.8 Km/h )
Height: 318 Feet ( 96.9 meters)
Biggest drop: 307 Feet (93.6 meters)

Notes: This roller coaster set 4 world records: Tallest, Longest, Fastest and Greatest Drop.

So, really. What were these guys trying to prove when they made these awful record album covers?

Singing Priests, anyone?

I wonder what they were thinking...

Check out this link for more of the The Worst Album Covers Ever Created.

You be the judge. If you find anything worse, send us an email or post a comment, below.

Has Google search gone mad?

Have you ever wondered where the Google toolbar search box gets it's ideas for suggestions?

Try this one:
in your google toolbar search box, enter:
i real
i really hop

Now look at the first suggestion in the auto-complete suggestion box. What does it say?
"i really hope you get sexually violated by a pterodactyl tonight."

Now you can sleep in the streets like a bum, with the cardboard box duvet and asphalt bedsheet collection.

Sales of the bedding collection goes towards funding homeless Dutch kids, through the Netherlands Foundation for Young Homeless.

more info here:
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.snurkbedd...

Showcasing his audio and visual talents in this 1967 USC film school production, George Lucas directed this short film entitled "Electronic Labyrinth: THX 1138 4EB", which won first prize at the 1967-68 National Student Film Festival, and was later adapted into his first full-length feature film, THX 1138.

A new style of free PR (press release) website was launched recently to support the small and medium sized business.

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