
The NFL is known as the No Fun League because of it's crackdown on end zone celebrations - Boo! But here comes the much maligned soccer/futball with a celebration that would make Chad Ochocinco jealous. ENJOY!
From Guyism.com
Pfizer is planning to distribute a children’s form of Viagra under the guise of treating a lung ailment that affects 600 kids each year.
According to the New York Post:
Viagra, which modifies blood flows, could reduce unusually high blood pressure in a child’s lungs, or pulmonary arterial hypertension. Symptoms include dizziness, chest pain and fatigue.
A panel of FDA advisers will determine on Thursday whether to green light the kid’s version.
If Pfizer’s drug meets FDA requirements for children’s treatment, Pfizer would get an extra six months of exclusive Viagra sales without generic competition. Viagra sales in 2009 were $1.89 billion. Its patents expire in 2012.
The FDA asked Pfizer to create this child-friendly version of Viagra to help children affected with the rare lung disorder in 2001, which Pfizer declined to do until now. Why the sudden change of heart to want to help kids? Presumably due to their desire to extend the patent since, as it currently stands, competitors would be able to sell a generic version of Viagra in 2012, a move which could cut Pfizer’s Viagra profits by half.
So, good news for people who are big fans of kids having healthy lungs and throbbing erections as well as shady corporate maneuvering. And funny, yet slightly misleading, headlines! Which accounts for pretty much all of us, I assume.
You may or may not know this, but the Japanese have a thing for weird drinks.
As a nation, they love soft drinks. Surveys show that about 40% of the nation's citizens drink at least one soft drink every day. That's about 50 million people.
And, trends come and go very quickly in Japan, so soft drink companies are constantly coming out with new stuff.
Here's a rundown of some bizarre soft drinks that are currently on sale in Japan:
I guess Van Halen just has problems with guys named "Dave". It’s taken him more than 30 years, but the The Kinks’ Dave Davies has finally offered his opinion on Van Halen’s cover of "You Really Got Me". His verdict? “I’m sure Eddie Van Halen played better when he was drunk.”
Classic Rock’s Rob Hughes met up with Davies last week and they got talking about Van Halen’s 1978 cover of The Kinks classic.
Davies didn’t seem overly impressed by the VH version. Here’s what he had to say:
“Van Halen’s version was very Middle America. It was like, ‘Hey man, look at me with my tight trousers! Here’s our version of You Really Got Me!’ “There’s the thing: good art isn’t always about having the comfiest technique. I shouldn’t encourage him, but I’m sure Eddie Van Halen played better when he was drunk. But it must be a good record if people like it.
“We got pissed off though, when we played America. The Kinks had an album out called Low Budget [1979] and we ended up touring and playing stadiums. Some kid came up to me after one of the gigs and said: ‘I like your cover of Van Halen’s You Really Got Me.’ You have to smile sometimes.” Ouch!
-- ACCORDING TO THE GROUP'S MANAGER "JARED WAS HIT SEVERAL TIMES DURING THE FIRST TWO SONGS. IT'S NOT ONLY DISGUSTING, IT'S A TOXIC HEALTH HAZARD. THE BAND REALLY TRIED TO HANG IN