Excuse Me Sir, Can I have Some Salt For My Coffee?

Attention all coffee addicts! Have you ran out of sugar for your coffee, no problem-o just add some salt to it, and you should be fine.Okay, on a second thought, you probably should not, after all you are not Wu Cheng-hsueh. Yup, Mr.Wu is the owner of the 85C Bakery Cafe in Taiwan. And also happens to be the founder of the sea-salt coffee. (No kidding) Though it may sound strange, but this coffee is actually a hit since its introduction into the market last December. For someone who loves trying something new, I wouldn't mind trying this one out.Plus it scored "hero" on the zero-o-meter(that's the zero2hero TV show for those wondering what am I blabbering about). So the next time you happen to be in Taiwan , give it a shot!

P/S= Now, that's a good news for all diabetics but not so for all hypertensives.

Interest

How do you define interest? I had a conversation with mum today regarding it. She strongly tells me that interest is something that I create. "Ruby ma, when you don't like something, you have to learn how to like it, you have to create an interest for it". For me, it is something that is inborn. Like how you fall in love when you meet that certain someone, when you have tears of joy for your friend's happiness...it is a feeling that comes without saying, without you knowing, without being force. It is certainly not the effort. It is something so natural, like a bond of love...

Kissing

Ten Interesting and Amusing Facts About Kissing

1.The scientific name for kissing, snogging, osculating and bussing is philematology.

2.Just kissing can burn off 26 calories in one minute. ( Interesting!)

3.The average person spends two weeks of their life kissing. (Really?)

4.Eskimos, Polynesians and Malaysians and indeed, Ancient Egyptians, rub noses instead of kissing. ( Malaysians don't kiss? I strongly disagree!)

5.Ancient Romans kissed each other on the eyes or the mouth as a greeting.

6.Victorian etiquette, in the UK, required a man to kiss the back of a ladies hand.

7.A standard greeting in Europe is a kiss on both cheeks or it could be two. . .or
three or maybe four. =)

8.African tribes pay homage to their Chief by kissing the ground on which he has
walked.

9.In Ireland, you will have good luck if you kiss the Blarney Stone.

10.Allegedly the Chinese didn't kiss until the practice was introduced by Westerners, and they're still not very keen on it. ( Still not keen? Don't think so...)

More On Kissing, Snogging, Osculating and Bussing

1.Snogging helps reduce tooth decay because the extra saliva it creates helps clean out your mouth ( See, finally, that's why we like kissing=)

2.In Naples, Italy, in the 16th century, bussing was an offence that carried the death penalty. Ouch.

3.A passionate kiss uses 29 facial muscles.

4.Sensitivity of the lips is many times higher than that of the fingers.

5.It is thought that 66% of people keep their eyes closed while kissing.(I think they should too, it feels so right, doesn't it?)

6.Osculating can actually be a beauty treatment. Scientific tests show that good kissing helps reduce dermatitis, skin rashes and blemishes. It also makes your skin glow and your eyes shine. [that is, if they're open] ( Kiss,people, so many benefits!)

7.Fifty percent of all people have kissed romantically before they reach 14 years old. (Huh? Really? I fall into the other 50 percent than)

8.Just one kiss can contain up to 278 different bacteria, 95% of which are non-dangerous. (Interesting!)

9.Men who kiss their wives every morning before going to work supposedly live 5 years longer than men who don't. Who works these things out? ( Men, now you know how to live long life)

10.A real kiss quickens your pulse to 100 beats in a minute.

p/s = Taken from www.guy-sports.com- my favourite site, makes my day
And, the word "bussing" is new to me