More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
Well it’s been a while, so we thought we should hit you up with some more Nibblets. Badger has stopped eating crisps and watching Youtube videos long enough to throw this together for you. What the Spok?! After the death of actor Leonard Nimoy, most famous for his portrayal of
7 Questions is a new addition to Newsnibbles, where we ask one of our Twitter followers 7 questions (thus the name…) This week we as @Amadeusivan 1. What is Ammy’s Delight, and where did the idea come from for it? Ammy’s Delight is a small business which makes home made dog biscuits.
I’m typing this from under 30 inches of snow from Blizzard Juno. Just kidding! Only 15 inches. This was a veritable Edsel of storms–it was hyped as an uberevent, which made the actual event anticlimactic although it was significant in its own right. Gotta love advertising. Mayor de Blasio, normally
This one’s clever, see if you can work it out. Not bothering giving entry details, if you think you know the answers and want to play then post a comment. Who starred in the films Ransom, Braveheart and What Women Want? What do you call a rock flying through space?
The weather in NYC is craptastic–thanks for asking. If one more of our California friends mentions “sunny and high 70s,” we’re gonna book a flight to LA just to punch them out personally. It’s literally freezing, and I mean “literally” literally. After a warm, Spring-like Sunday, it got progressively colder
Award winning independent film Pride is due for release on DVD March 2nd 2015 in the UK. You may recall from Badger’s 2014 Movie Picks she felt it was rather good. The movie has already been released on DVD in America, and the cover has already inspired some controversy, but not the
Well, only Chimp entered last week’s quiz, and with only three correct answers we can’t really call him a winner, but he gets a well done mention for taking part. We can only conclude that the quiz was just too hard for the rest of you, so we have dumbed
To celebrate 2015 the Royal Mint has introduced £100 coin. It will be sold at “face value”, which means that you pay £100 for it, then in theory you could trade it for £100 worth of merchandise, just like real money, or add it to your collection, which is what
Greetings Nibblers, and welcome to the return of the Monday Quiz. Please do your best to answer all the questions below, and send them, along with the picture you would like us to publish should you be lucky enough to win to quiz@newsnibbles.co.uk Note: You must own the copyright to
Badger has had a busy few months, moving setts and working an actual job (would you believe that Newsnibbles does not pay the bills?) and still doesn’t have a proper internet connection in her sett, but hopefully soon normal service will resume. In the meanwhile, what is Christmas for if
