Dispensary Corner 13 Jul 11
July 13, 2011
THAT’S one sensitive nose.
A seven-year old bloodhound,
Louisa Bella, has scored a job most
people would love, as a wine
tester.
Rather than having spent years
honing the craft of viniculture,
Louisa simply slipped into the job
because of her extra sensitive nose.
But before the jealousy takes
hold, it should be noted that
Louisa does not get to sample any
of her employer’s produce, but
rather sniffs out barrels of wine
which have gone off.
DANGEROUS driving.
A television show in Holland
aimed at finding the nation’s
worst driver ended filming
abruptly when one of the
contestants ran over a camera
man and the show’s host.
The ‘Who is the Worst Driver in
the Netherlands’ contestant, Pim,
was taking a traffic cone test
where he had to navigate through
cones when he lost concentration,
took his eyes off the road and lost
control of the car.
The wayward automobile then
ploughed its way through the
cones, hitting the camera man
and the host, before Pim’s driving
instructor could take control of
the situation.
Both the camera man and the
host were subsequently rushed to
hospital suffering minor injuries,
whilst Pim and his passengers
(two friends and his instructor)
were not injured.
MACHINES can do anything.
A US company has launched the
world’s first vending machine for
weddings.
Described as a cross between a
parking meter and a Cadillac, the
machine plays a wedding march,
delivers the ceremony in a robotic
voice, then gets couples to press
an I Do button or an Escape button.
The machine then delivers a
wedding certificate, as well as two
plastic rings.
As an added bonus the
AutoWed also offers AutoDivorces.
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