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Guinness Gives the Iranians the Bird

You remember Iran’s attempt to smash the record for the world’s biggest ostrich sandwich?
Well, it didn’t go so well. Can you guess why?
A. The Israeli team turned up with their own sandwich, forcing the Iranians to withdraw, complaining of stomach cramps.
B. The judges discovered the Iranians had photoshopped some extra meters on to the sandwich.
C. [...]

October 19, 2008 | Aussie Dave | Comments

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Food For Thought

While the world buries its head in the sand regarding Iran’s nuclear activities, the Iranians are attempting to smash the record for the world’s biggest ostrich sandwich.

October 16, 2008 | Aussie Dave | Comments

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