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Python Swallows Alligator And Bursts

HEARD the one about the 6-foot (1.8m) alligator and a 13-foot (3.9m) python?

They are out walking along the Florida swamps. The python tries to swallow the alligator whole.

Success.

And then – pop – the python bursts.

Should have got a better gastric band…

Posted: 16th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment (1)


To Obama The Power And The Glory, Amen

BARACK Obama’s campaign headquarters in Lake City, Florida. has posted a victory sign in its window.

The legend reads:

“To God be the glory. Great things he has done. Obama. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done.”

The power and the glory…

Posted: 15th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Politicians | Comments (2)


Obama Takes A Room At Bin Laden’s Ministry Of Peace

NOW Obama is our president elect, the rosy-fingered dawn of a new era in world affairs is upon us.

The world is changed forever. Now a goat farmer in Kenya can say that he can be whatever he wants. An Hawaiian can be King. A small child whose name ends in vowel can have hope. A half-white man can be cheered by Black Panthers.

And now it comes to pass that Obama can be at all places at all times. Thanks to the internets, Obama can truly be the world president.

As the Huffington Post reports:

President-elect Obama’s office gave the media a new way to present him as Franklin Roosevelt 2.0 by announcing Friday that it will be posting weekly addresses – fireside chats for the web generation – on YouTube.

A weekly address for the world as part of the “digital, transparent presidency”. How we will sit glued to the screen as Obama speak unto us.

Only one other leader has harnessed the power of the web in such a fashion, and he lives in a cave in Afghanistan.

Posted: 15th, November 2008 | In: Key Posts, Photojournalism, Politicians | Comments (3)


The Transformer Pet: Turning A Dog Into A Cat

BORED of your pet? Here’s how to turn your dog into a cat, and vice versa…

Posted: 15th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (3)


Hand Scanners Of Satan

A HEAD scanner at work:

The story:

Posted: 15th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment (1)


Butchered Peasants For Sale

BUTCHERED peasants for sale. Make great conversation pieces, burgers and draft excluders…

Spotter: Tom Mayhew

Posted: 14th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment (1)


Birthday Sadness

FOR those of you reading this without a telephone, internet nor carrier pigeon…

Posted: 13th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment


Wanted: 18 Years Old Waitress With 20 Years Experience

ARE waitresses made or are they born?

Posted: 13th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment


George Bush Introduces Obama To The Indian Telephone

AFTER so much kissing and hugging and waving and kissing and smiling and hugging, Barack Obama “finally “called Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

ABC Live, in New Delhi, salutes the coming together of leaders, what Obama termed a “very important partnership”.

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Posted: 13th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Politicians | Comments (2)


Car Of Flames In Flames

A DEFINITION of irony…

Posted: 13th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment


Camilla Gives Charles A Box Of 60

PRINCE Charles turns 60 tomorrow, and the fragrant Camilla is planning to give him 60 individual gifts – one to mark every year of his life.

Look way now, Charles, because Anorak has taken a peek within the Palace’s gift-wrapping suite.

Our computer wizards have gotten to work and now you can see Charles with his gifts a full day before he receives them…

Image: Michael Kritharis

Posted: 13th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Reviews | Comments (2)


Looking Up Girls’ Skirts In Japan

JAPAN…

Posted: 10th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment (1)


Kim Jong II Glitters With Health And Vigour: Proof

ANORAK’S man in the Koreas can confirm that North Korea’s 66-year-old supreme leader Kim Jong II is alive and well.

Rumours abound that newly released images of Leader No 1, 2, 3 and 4 have been in some way doctored.

One picture shows Kim Jong Not Il In The Slightest watching a game of football between no footballers.

Another image shows Mr Kim inspecting two military units. It can be studied after the jump.

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Posted: 7th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Politicians | Comment


Teen Learns To Live With Stu-t-t-t-ering.

GOOD news. Teen learns to live with stu-t-t-t-ering. When you’re ready…

Posted: 7th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (2)


Update: Yasser Barack Guardian

UPDATE: It’s not Ros Taylor’s baby. She tells us that she has not given birth to a new hope yet and is but four months into her pregnancy.

Ros has yet to put her name down for any baby names. Indeed, before doing so she may like to consult with Laurence Y Payg, an expert in such matters.

Jemima Kiss points out our error in not investigating her twitter annoucement.

So whose little Barack is it? He does exist, right?

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THE Deputy editor of the Guardian’s Comment Is Free site (Ros Taylor?) A Guardian writer has given their newborn child the middlename… Barack. Says Jemima Kiss (see comments):

Beyond parody: “Matt Seaton is editor of Comment is free. He is the author of three books on cycling.” Wanna see a picture?

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Posted: 7th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Reviews | Comments (13)


Wanted For Witness Intimidation

WHICH of them is the wanted man, then?

Spotter: TJay

Posted: 7th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment (1)


The Bullingdon Club: Old Mr Anorak III Photoshopped Out

HERE’S the now famous picture of the great and good of the Bullingdon Club, as it appeared in the Times.

You will see that Old Anorak III The Younger has been removed, so too the image of his Thai half-brother (ringed).

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Posted: 6th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Politicians | Comments (6)


Chickens Killed By Inflatable Jamie Oliver Balloon

“AS soon as the gas is released to raise the balloon they go absolutely crazy.

“It is absolute chaos, when they go into anything and that causes the egg to explode inside them.

“The fragments of the egg and its contents then infect them and then they die from it – it’s a horrible way to go.”

No doubting that. Being killed by your unfertilised unborn is just about the one crime that had never featured on Anorak’s pages.

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Posted: 6th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (3)


Viagra Beneficiary Wanted

Viagra. Check…

Posted: 6th, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (11)


Wanko Clothes For The Discerning Wanko

FOR football supporters everywhere, the Wanko clothes chain…

Wanko, Wankas, wanka, wankamus…

Posted: 3rd, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (10)


The Perfect Credit Crunch Retreat

CREDIT Crunch Watch: Anorak’s look at credit crunch in the news…

YOURS for $189,000…

With built in wood burning stove, bed, sofa…

Posted: 3rd, November 2008 | In: Money, Photojournalism | Comments (4)


More John McCain Ageism

JOHN McCain Halloween special…

Misogyny. Racism. Ageism. The US election has got the lot…

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Posted: 3rd, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Politicians | Comment


Surviving Gary Glitter’s Halloween Party

MEANWHILE, in the park…

Via

Posted: 2nd, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comment (1)


Jesus In The John

JESUS. He is everywhere… Today Jesus is watching you in the toilet…

Source

Posted: 1st, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (6)


The Secret Of Happiness Is

THE Secret of happiness Is…

… pulling the shoelace out from under your foot

– Spotter Nikki Smudeck

Posted: 1st, November 2008 | In: Photojournalism, Strange But True | Comments (3)