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KW

For example, last night’s game was ‘Human claw’. Remember the arcade game where you try to get a toy out with a claw? Now imagine you are the claw, and you are hands are wrapped in cardboard claw shapes. You then have 3 teammates moving you, each with control of only 2 directions and you yelling to tell them where to lead you? Definitely hysterical.

Then of course, the winners get pampered and the losers…don’t. This week, the winers went to a Japanese spa, with traditional treatments of sand burial and fish that eat dead skin off your feet! The losers were foced to clean balls and serve drinks in a Pachinko Palace. And the losers then have to eliminate someone.

In addition to the games and elimination, the entire crowd, host and crew is Japanese, speaking Japanese, with dubbing in English. It reminds me of the old SNL skit with Chris Farley and Mike Myers:

All I can say is any show that makes American’s do silly things while they can barely understand what is going on is bound to be good… Anyone else watching it? What do you think?

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KW

Click here to hear Heidi Montag’s latest attmept to sing…

…sounds a little like a ripped off version of Britney Spears’  ’Gimme more’.

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KW

Ok….so I realize how bitter I sound, and it is only because:

1. These teens/young adults/reality ‘stars’ give Orange County and LA a bad name. Not all us girls are attention grubbing celebrity wanna-be’s
2. I miss when singing/performing was really about the voice, not the ‘looks’.

What do you think? Can she pull it off? Want more about her desire to make an album? http://perezhilton.com/2008-06-30-praise-jesus

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KW

Click here to read the full article

A man found asleep in a motorized wheelchair on a highway in northern Australia was charged with drunk driving, police said Monday. Officers in a patrol car noticed the man slumped in the stationary chair about 10 a.m. Friday on an exit lane near the tourist city of Cairns, regional traffic Inspector Bob Waters said. Cars were swerving to get around him, Waters said.

The officers breath-tested the 64-year-old man, who registered a blood alcohol reading of 0.301 — more than six times the legal driving limit. He was charged with operating a vehicle while drunk and ordered to report to court on July 7, where he faces a stiff fine if convicted. "The vehicles that we normally hear about with drink driving are the family car, the truck, the motorbike," Waters said. "But there are also other classes of vehicles that are subject to drink-driving laws," including horses, bicycles, and motorized wheelchairs.

The man, whose name was not released, told police he was making a nine-mile trip from his home to a friend’s place, Waters said. "He placed himself in a very dangerous situation," he said. All I have to say is wow…at least they got him before he seriously injured himself or someone else!

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KW