C'est en faisant n'importe quoi qu'on devient n'importe qui!

Remi Gaillard, I know I'm a little late but I had to post this. For those who don't know who Gaillard is (born 7 February 1975, in Montpellier (Hérault), France) a French humorist. He gained attention in the French media after performing a well-documented series of pranks, including a famous appearance disguised as a Lorient football player in the 2002 Coupe de France final match, during which he took part in the winner's celebrations and was even greeted by the then president of the French Republic Jacques Chirac. He is also an amateur football player and has posted videos of his unique skills. Gaillard has appeared in several sport events, TV game shows and political rallies.

Enjoy the rest of his pranks...

Peugeot ex1 concept

To celebrate their 200th anniversary, the french car maker peugeot developed a new concept car that merges its motorcycle and automotive expertise in the ex1. The lightweight car features two seats and no top with power coming from 4 wheel mounted electric motors that add up to 340 horsepower. The exterior design is quite dramatic with a large front air intake, side scoops and low-profile wind screen. While the car won’t likely see a production line, the prototypes constructed by peugeot are said to have achieved excellent results.

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Camel milk

With a much higher nutritional value than any other food product Camel milk is the ultimate type of nutrition your body can ask for.
This is not only something I read about but in the years that I spend in Kuwait, I have witnessed it and tried it. When I went on a trip to the desert once I encountered a Kuwaiti tribe, we spoke and it wasn't long before they offered us to join they're camp. In the camp they told us to try camel milk and went on and on about how good it is for our health. So I said what the hek I've eaten worse, it can't be worse than a vodka shot. Not too long after I agreed to such thing they took us to a camel and started milking it. Not exactly what I was expecting... I thought it was a packaged kind of milk, chilled and would be found in supermarkets. When they handed me the glass of milk I was having second thoughts. I don't like milk to begin with so I wasn't too excited about it, specially that it was still at the same temperature as the camels body under the very cruel sun of Kuwait.