‘Bring Your Own Semen’ Cookery Class coming to London

The unusual cooking class called ‘cooking with Semen’ is coming to Shoreditch London.

The strange class will go ahead if there will be at least 30 participants to register interest at Wonderush. This is a subscription platform to find and book a variety of local classes and experiences.

The session will run on a BYOS {Bring Your Own Semen} basis, wherein participants will be taught how to sex up their meal using their own bodily fluid. The participants are required to bring their own or their partner’s fluids to be used as the main ingredient of different appetizers, mains, desserts, and drinks.

The recipes include “Victoria spooge cake”, “jerk chicken” and “Schlong Island iced tea”.

“The health benefits of semen have long been debated, but for the first time ever, amateur chefs will be taught how to use it as a cooking ingredient in appetizers, mains, desserts and drinks,” the advert reads.

Surprisingly, this strange cooking method using ‘semen’ isn’t a new thing.

Back in 2011 Paul ‘Fotie’ Photenhauer proudly oversaw the publication of ‘Natural Harvest: A Collection of Semen-Based Recipes’ and created his own list of cocktail recipes using “man-made” ingredients.

Recently he said: “If you want your partner to swallow, you should be willing to eat your own semen – I mean, it’s your semen.

“Then I started thinking about it. People eat all kinds of weird shit. Eggs are the menstruation of chickens. Milk is the mammary excretion from cows. Semen is… at least it’s fresh and you know who the producer is.” He added.

Citing the new strange class, Alix Fox a renowned sex educator said, “While the idea of bringing cum into the kitchen will doubtless appall many people, some individuals find the idea of consuming such an intimate substance an incredible turn-on.”

Meanwhile, Wonderush founder Nelson added: “I know some people will find this hard to swallow, but the idea of cooking with semen isn’t as farfetched as one might think.

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Self-Driving Vehicle To Be Put To The Test In UK Streets

As part of tests aimed at laying the groundwork for self-driving vehicles to hit the roads by the end of the decade, a driverless car carrying passengers will take to Britain’s public roads for the first time on Tuesday.

Setting sights on building an industry to provide the worldwide market, projected to be worth up to 900 billion pounds ($1.1 trillion) by 2025, the government is urging technology companies, start-ups and carmakers to develop and test their autonomous driving technologies in Britain.

The country began a discussion on amendments to insurance rules and motoring regulations to permit the use of driverless cars by 2020. The government also said it would allow the testing of such vehicles on thoroughfares from next year.

On Tuesday, a pod, or small two-seater car, will be tested in the southern English town of Milton Keynes. The organizers hope to derive crucial information on how the vehicle interacts with pedestrians and other road-users from the trial.

Oxbotica, a spin-off company from Oxford University, developed the pod and its software was created the university’s Oxford Robotics Institute. The pod will use data from radars and cameras to move around pedestrian areas.

Carmakers Ford and Jaguar Land Rover are trying to forestall the challenge from technology companies such as Google. They are now taking part in the driverless car projects in Britain. Google is also developing their own driverless vehicle.

Still unsafe

However, recent accidents involving autonomous driving systems have provoked safety concerns. As a result, all parties still need to surmount legal and technological obstacles.
This includes resolving who would be accountable in the event of an accident.

Organizers in Milton Keynes administered several drills before of the trial. They conducted safety planning with the local council and mapped the town in advance of Tuesday’s trial.

The northern city was chosen for the technology projects along with three other sites relatively due to its cycle path network and wide pavements.

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Philippines’ Duterte: Russia, China Supportive When He Complained Against US

In a new tirade against Washington, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said on Sunday he received support from China and Russia when he complained to them about the United States.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev had agreed with him during a meeting on the sidelines of a leader’s summit in Laos last month when he criticized the United States, Duterte said.

Duterte disclosed during a speech, “I am revealing it to you now. I told him this is the situation: They are giving me a hard time. They are disrespecting me. They are shameless.”

“He said: ‘That is really how the Americans are.’ He said: ‘We will help you.’”

US President Barack Obama’s voicing over his opposition to Duterte’s deadly war on drugs has been a cause for annoyance for the Filipino president.

Duterte had called Obama a “son of a bitch” when Obama raised concerns about Duterte’s bloody campaign on drugs. This has caused the White House to cancel a meeting between the two leaders in Laos.

Duterte also mentioned his complaints about the United States to China, he said on Sunday. According to Duterte, a Chinese official said that the Philippines would not gain from siding with the United States.

As part of Duterte’s quest for an independent foreign policy, he has mentioned frequently that he intends to forge new partnerships with Russia and China, specifically for trade and commerce.

Duterte will visit Beijing on October 19 to 21 accompanied by a Philippine business delegation.

Re-evaluation of security arrangement with the US

In another jab at the US, Duterte said that he would review a significant security agreement with the United States, as it may not be binding since it does not bear the signature of the president of the Philippines. The US ambassador and then Philippine defense secretary signed the agreement.

The landmark security deal, known as Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, was signed before Obama visited the Philippines in 2014. It grants US troops access to Philippine military bases. It also gives them authority to put up storage facilities for maritime security and disaster response operations.

Although Duterte did not overtly say that the deal would be cancelled, it would be a huge setback for US attempts to enhance its authority in Asia and offset that of a rapidly emerging China if it does happens.

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