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This is one of those freaky moments in nature when people aren’t 100 percent sure of what exactly happened. I read it in the newspaper and had to read it again just to make sure i wasn’t imagining what i was reading.

For all those of you blissfully unaware of what i am talking about. It is of course the (6) Six legged Kitten who was recently born and named “Hex”. Vets and animal experts alike suggest that Hex had a Siamese twin whilst he was developing in his mothers womb. But due to some kind of anomaly his twin just didn’t make it.

This anomaly has left “Hex” with an extra set of hind legs,two colons and a duplication of part of his intestine. The extra colon and intestine are fully functional. (For even more information do a quick google search for either Hex the cat, or six legged kitten.)

So how does Hex need your/our help?

Well the family who own Hex are trying to save up for the vet bills to remove the extra limbs and perform the surgery to remove his Colon and extra intestines. Naturally this doesn’t come cheap ($2000 - $3000). Which is where we come in! This is a call to all cat lovers across the world. You could help Hex the Kitten live a normal life, Just the way he was supposed to.

How To Help.

If your willing to help Hex It couldn’t be simpler. You can either donate via Paypal or send a cheque. Which ever is easier for you. See the Hexfoundation for more info.

If you make 20 searches a day. You could earn £218.40 a year!

Get Paid To Search The Internet!

With all the hype surrounding this new method of getting paid for doing very little. I thought i’d give it a look. (No not because it’s easier than waking up. I just thought i’d give it a looksie.)

The whole idea and concept is paid for by ASK.COM from what i understand, and its all about making people more aware of their search engine.

So the process goes a little like this. Me/You make a search through the provided link. You find the site your interested in and click it and get the info you wanted. Then if the owner of the website wonders where this new visitor came from. He may click the refferal link and use Ask.com just that little bit more. (This might not be exactly how it works. But in my mind this is EXACTLY how it works.)

They pay roughly 3 pence per search. Which certainly isn’t gunna make you a gazillionaire anytime soon. But if you search the web alot anyway. You may as well give it a try.

Here’s how the maths come up

20 searchs per day = 60p

20 searches per day over a week = £4.20

52 weeks @ £4.20 = £218.40

And thats just for searches that you would normally make! Read the rest of this entry »

This has got to be the best way to install that new shiny OS that Microsoft released not too long ago. Maybe not the way to get the most out of your shiny new OS but nevertheless it’s certainly worth thinking about when its not doing what you want it to do.