I Break The News

Hello dear readers, Nice to see you again! By now, you have probably heard of THE Australian breakdancing sensation Rachael Gunn or Raygun for short, at the Olympics.  She delivered a memorable breakdance performance which included a kangaroo hop and a floor windmill for lack of a better term. Sadly this epic showcase scored a total of zero points with the jury. As you know, this blog is not mean-spirited at all. If Raygun had actually been an Olympic hopeful, taking this hobby seriously and training with determination for years, we would have great compassion for her, regarding this outcome.  However, for  some reason, we don't feel that this is the case here. As you will find out in the video below,  breakdancing can be well-compensated, especially if you are aware of the various available funding programs.  While we do not know Raygun's true intentions, as one viewer pointed out in the comments section, it is rather sad that someone with a true passion for ...

Hey everyone,  I just came back from my short family trip to the baltic sea and I brought some news with me! While we were sitting on the beach (me trying hard to get a tan but I got more like a sunburn  🏖️ ) we saw a guy on a Fliteboard passing us by in the distance.. We were like: What is this thing?! So once I got back to my laptop, I googled flying surf board or something like that and there it was, listed on google shopping: The Fliteboard !   This is the Fliteboard available in 3 different colors A pricey gadget, probably for when you already have everything else. So I went on the website and found out it was invented by Australians a few years ago already and get this, on the website I also found the following quote: 'Described by Shopify founder Tobias Lütke as 'the most magical gadget on the planet' , the boards sell for $15,950 in Australia.' So some people already know about this board for a while. I know about it just now! 🌊 Matthe...

What is this cute, furry, bright white, little object standing there in the Australian outback you ask? Answer: It is a rare Albino Kangaroo . In opposite to its dark conspecifics, this little fellow has a reduced amount of melanin in its eyes, skin and fur. But what makes it special , is also causing a great amount of danger because the Albino Kangaroo can be spotted by predators easily. It also has a tendency to get a sunburn.. The one on these photos, is living in the Namadgi National Park in Australia and has already achieved the (for this rare type) great age of two, despite its hassles..  Read more about it and see additional pictures at The Sydney Morning Herald .   We for our part, think this little jumper is adorable and wish for it to have a long and happy life ! (photos © Rohan Thomson via SMH.com.au )