"Blood Rain" to Fall Over Britain

Rare 'blood rain' is set to fall on Britain, staining windows and cars.

The sinister sounding-soaking occurs when sand from the Saharan Desert mixes with precipitation, giving it a reddish-tint.

When dry, it leaves a thin layer of red dust which can coat houses, cars and garden furniture- hence its ominous name.

All parts of Britain could be at risk from the rouge rain.

MeteoGroup forecaster Billy Payne said: “The air plume still contains dust from the Sahara.

"Rain on Friday night and Saturday morning means Saturday is the most likely time to find cars covered with reddish or orange dust, meaning the rain is known as ‘blood rain.’

“This dust could be found anywhere in the UK - including Scotland.”

Forecaster Brian Gaze of The Weather Outlook said: “’Blood rain’ due to dust from the Sahara Desert means orange dust is expected to be seen quite clearly on house windows, garden furniture and cars.”

Story and source: Mirror

KFC is launching a comic book featuring Colonel Sanders next week

KFC shot down rumours Colonel Sanders was cooking up mutant chickens with eight legs and six wings… but maybe fictional ones will appear in the new comic book he’s writing.

Judging from the teaser image it will feature a standard Western plotline, but we think some robotic alien cockerels could really shake things up.

Fast food fans can get a copy of ‘KFC Presents: The Colonel’s Adventure Comics’ at next weekend’s San Diego Comic-Con.

The Colonel tempted fans on Twitter telling them: ‘If you love comics and fried chicken and subliminal marketing, then you’ll love this exclusive comic about me!’

His website promises people can ‘learn the true story of how Colonel Sanders shot a man, delivered babies, and made the world’s best chicken’, so maybe his new graphic novel will grapple with these gripping themes.

Story nd Source: Metro

This strawberry looks weirdly like a chicken

BWAAAAAARK!

That’s the noise we’d expect this strawberry to make – as it looks freakily like a chicken.

But it isn’t the work of some talented food artist, the resemblance is entirely natural.

There’s a head, wings, and even a leafy beak.

It was found at Grove Farm in Bonnyrigg, near Edinburgh, when farmers Reuben and April Welch were harvesting their strawberry plants for the summer.

Story and source: Metro

Freaky Picture

My bro sent me this picture to stick on the blog.

I wont point out what is strange about this picture, I'll let you work it out yourself.

But when you see it, you'll know!