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song is “sundown” by moonbootica

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Do you ever feel lonely or sad and just need someone to listen?

Well, this might be your solution: The brand new listening-plant, PEKOPPA!

Pekoppa is an electronic plant that nods after you told it something. While the magic 8-Ball provides you with actual answers to your question, Pekoppa will listen and give you strength in showing sympathies.

Do you think, the fact that this gadget was invented in Japan is an indicator for a sustaining social isolation in the country?

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Last week while having lunch with my friend I discovered “the little wonders“.

Little wonders are the small things in your day that put a smile on your face even though they maybe absurd in any way. Maybe you’re even a little embarrassed to tell other people that this actually delights you.

For me it was the suricate in the bread…

If you have any little wonder to report please leave a comment!

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These Seaworld-Dolphins discoverd a way to control their air-bubbles under water and actually play with them! I’m wondering if this behaviour  just came up through life in captivity or has anyone seen this before in the wild?

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Christian Bales freak out on the set to his new movie “Terminator” is now all over youtube. However you might judge about this…I mean: He’s Batman, he propably is allowed to freak out for over three minutes.

But even more interesting is what happened with this taped freak out since then. Down below you find my favourite remix!

For original freak out click here.

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Only one question is appropriate on this matter: What were they thinking?
While Microsoft is trying so hard to keep up with Apple,  this commercial for Microsofts new music-application “Songsmith” indicates a high level of suspiciousness. It seems more like a “Joining the Microsoft-Sect”-Commercial, reminding me of scientology ads. But please watch it yourself!

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