Christine Schofield was amused by this unusual chicken product on the billboard outside Delboy's Quality Meats in Howick. "I would imagine that they would be as scarce as hen's teeth!" she says.
Why Steve is such a wonder
Urban Dictionary defines the name Steve: "Steve (short for Steven/Stephen) is a name associated with power and awesomeness. An Australian male with the name Steve should be praised constantly. Historians have noted that the name derives from a line of kings, sports stars and top blokes. Philosophers in the mould of Nostradamus and Albert Einstein have stated that the name Steve should be put away because it would be difficult for any young male to have such a burden placed on their shoulders. However this theory was rebuked by the AOS (Association of Steves) who correctly suggested that once a child is named Steve they can automatically take on such a mantle, as with the name they are the recipient of much greatness, authority and laid-backedness. Parents who embed their children with this hallowed name shall receive an all-round champ of a son for their knowledgeable choice. My name is Steve. All hail Steve, The Almighty."
Luminous ice-cream glows in your mouth
The world's first glow-in-the-dark ice cream has been created - but it will cost you 140 ($270) for a single scoop. The eerie-looking dessert, made by Bristol inventor Charlie Francis, gets its green sheen from a synthesised version of the protein that makes jellyfish luminous. "The protein in the ice cream reacts with your tongue at neutral pH. So as your mouth warms up the protein it will raise the pH level and the ice cream will glow." (Source: Metro.co.uk)
