It’s time to slap Nick Griffin!

After the British National Party’s terrible showing at the BBC’s Question time someone’s come up with a brilliant site where you can slap Nick Griffin, the leader of the BNP, online.

Go to www.slapnickgriffin.co.uk and slap him in the face while he’s on stage with a former KKK leader in Texas (video below).

With the new launch of Windows 7, Japan has proven itself totally weird again. The Japanese Burger King has come out with a Windows 7 Whopper for only ¥1450 (£9).

The monster burger has a 13cm diameter and that each of the seven beef patties weighs 113g.

Like a bad cold that keeps coming back: another slideshow. Presenting a video of a number of photoshops from the #english chat channel.

Here’s a slideshow I made with Google’s Picasa client.. mainly to test it out, but also to give you all some of the best motivational posters, photos and pictures promoting Atheism and debunking Religion.

Here’s 96 slides with a nice audiotrack behind it…

After the Youtube success of the Carl Sagan/Stephen Hawking auto-tune video (as featured on our website in the article titled ‘Carl Sagan was higher than the ISS’), the composer and producer of the track, a certain John Boswell, has come out with a new site dedicated to music about science. The new website is called ‘The Symphony of Science‘.

According to the preface on the website:

The Symphony of Science is a musical project by John Boswell designed to deliver scientific knowledge and philosophy in musical form.

His first Youtube hit garnered him over 1 million hits on the video sharing site in just under a month, so there’s definitely an audience out there for his work. Here’s his latest video which features eminent astronomers such as Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye. It is aptly titled ‘We are all connected’.