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This isn't the first time someone has played upside-down.  I think Keith Emerson was the first back 1970-something with his spinning piano.  You can see it here.

The Smoking Gun, the Masters of obtaining documents of interest, have produced a 25-page excerpt from the Foo Fighters’ 52-page 2011 Tour Rider. The document includes a wildly entertaining ‘Field Guide to Food: Coloring Book and Activity Pages’ section along with a detailed outline of their food requirements with hilarious jokes and references littered throughout. 

See it all at TwistedSifter.com

Robert Hodges, a.k.a. Prince Mongo from the planet Zambodia and frequent Memphis mayoral candidate, has taken his creative landscaping to his home in Daytona Beach Shores.  He's been all over the news there because the city has begged, threatened and taken bulldozer action to clean up his yard full of sand, dirty underwear, and various implements of distraction.

For the uninitiated, Mongo likes to run around barefoot wearing a fashion that can best be described as nouveau witch doctor.  Over the years, he's run for mayor several times including the one that effectively elected Willie Herenton by siphoning votes from Dick Hackett.  Several of his establishments were cited or closed for serving minors.  And the conventional wisdom is that he lives off his wealthy brother's money along with a tidy sum of disability payments. 

I guess you need to cause some serious commotion every few years to convince the authorities of your disability?  If Mongo is crazy, it's of the fox persuasion.

Read all about it at The Memphis Blog

So a scientist walks into a bar and the bartender says, "What'll it be, mister?"  And the scientist says, "I'll have a delicious burger made from proteins extracted from human waste!"  Okay, there's no punchline because this could be reality.  Tokyo Sewage approached a scientist named Mitsuyuki Ikeda and asked him to find a use for the overabundance of human "sewage mud."   Did anyone really think he would envision people eating it!? 

From i09.com: "Ikeda found that the mud contained a great deal of protein because of all the bacteria. The researchers then extracted those proteins, combined them with a reaction enhancer and put it in an exploder which created the artificial steak. ... Initial tests have people saying it even tastes like beef."  Oh, really?  Was that before or after you told them what it was?

Source: i09.com