Showing posts with label Norway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norway. Show all posts

1 Day, 2 Continents, 30 Hours Of Partying

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Hi Huneybees,



Having recently found Singapore’s Fightiest Comic, DARK DOG is “em-bark-ing” on a new adventure, set up to re-invent partying as we know it.

The Longest Day of Fun – will be a 30 hour, round-the-world party, and from 23 September to 26 October 2013, DARK DOG will give participants the chance to win this ultimate prize.

Comprising of three phases, the contest will firstly draw in DARK DOG Facebook fans to submit videos or pictures of themselves partying (partying can be anything that involves participants having fun) with a DARK DOG.

In the second phase, once the top three contests have been nominated through Facebook, the three contestants will be sent to one of three Asian cities to pack in as much as they can in a day. At the end of the day, as part of the final phase, they will fly across the International Date Line to another city, where they will get to relive the entire day and have fun all over again.

With their entire journey documented on Facebook, the contestant with the most number of “Likes” for their fun-filled posts will win tickets to Dark Dog’s Longest Day of Fun.

“The Longest Day of Fun takes partying to a whole new level. It seriously pushes the partying boundaries and we cannot wait to see the crazy and exciting ideas that will be sparked by the participants and their DARK DOG." --- Dinesh Singh, Sales and Marketing Director for Teerath & Company (distributors of Dark Dog).

The contest is open to all Singaporean, Permanent Residents and foreigners residing in Singapore only.


About Dark Dog

Dark Dog is a refreshing energy drink that has been developed by nutritionists to provide consumers’ minds with and bodies with MORE ENERGY and necessary 8 vitamins that are essential to the human system. With a variety of natural (unprocessed) quality ingredients, Dark Dog gives you with MORE ENERGY – a longer lasting energy boost without the side effects caused by other energy drinks with synthetic caffeine.

First launched in Norway in 2001, Dark Dog is now one of the most recognised energy drinks in the world. It is now available in more than 30 countries worldwide, and has enjoyed explosive growth in Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile and the Seychelles, and is the leading energy drink in France, Bolivia and Sweden.
Dark Dog can be found at all Cold Storage, Giant, NTUC Fairprice and Fairprice Express, NTUC Finest, and Cheers supermarkets, and Caltex outlets. RRP ranges from $2.30 in supermarkets up to $2.80 in convenience stores.


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SERIOUSLY! What Does The Fox Say?!

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Hi Huneybees,


I bet you have heard this amazingly viral song on YouTube and on your radio stations. It's the "Fox Song"  by Norwegian duo - Ylvis (Bård Ylvisåker and Vegard Ylvisåker). The song might seem as a joke at first and when I first heard it on 987FM, I still tot it was a parody song that The Muttons made up on their own. *OOPS!*

But then, it grows! My hubby and I would wake up with this song in our heads, sing the song out of nowhere and then listen to the song before we sleep. It's like our lullaby and it never cease to keep us giggling everytime we hear this song!




The song went viral overnight (although still not as high as Miley's outrageously gorgeous body showing video "Wrecking Ball") with its ridiculous sounds like "Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding" and "Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow." But the sentence in the pre-chorus - "What The Fox Say?" got me thinking and cracking me brain hard. 

SERIOUSLY! What Does The Fox Say?!

Photo credits: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com
So, curious Huney went buzzing around Google and found the answer! I thought it will be a bark like dog's but actually...


It is this horrible, scary shrill. If I didn't see this video, I would still imagine a lady being scared the sh*t out of her by her pranky friends. It's thought that this call is used by vixens (female foxes) to lure male foxes to them for mating, though males have been found to make this sound occasionally as well. *Eh, sounds more like a call to de-mating, I'd rather the "Hotee Hotee Hotee Ho" from the song*

Yipee! So now, the mystery is solved! But then it got me thinking, why is it that the sound of fox is so uncommon? Well, it's coz teachers at schools and books always teaches the animal sounds of dogs, cats, lions, etc. It's hardly sounds of the hardly seen wildlife that is mentioned.


So, let me ask you, "What does the deer say?"
Go Google it. I bet you will be shocked!



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