The Big Thing...

[psxphill]

They only seem to understand teasing as an awesome marketing campaign?

It's time saving for me, the site just has a countdown on it & I closed it within seconds. If they had announced something then I'd have spent far more time reading it and maybe trying it.
 
 You are probably thinking that when the time comes then I'll still spend the time anyway. But no, that won't be a problem. I never need go to that again.
 
 I fast forward through bad attempts at building tension in movies and tv programs too.

[whabang]

It could be simple SEO cheating - AO's got a fairly decent PageRank.

[Faerytale]

What happened with the countdown? Is it on hold?

[persia]

Only two weeks more. I hear there's vouchers involved.

[persia]

Standing at an impressive 18 metres, The Big Lobster can be found in Kingston, SA.

[persia]

The Big Galah is perched exactly midway between the east and west coasts of Australia.

[commodorejohn]

This lovely walleye is fifteen feet long and graces the shores of Lake Mille Lacs in Garrison, Minnesota:

[amoskodare]

The largest Dalecarlian horse (Dalahäst) in the world is located in Avesta, Sweden. It is 13 meters tall and weighs 67 tons.

[delshay]

Standing at an impressive 18 metres, The Big Lobster can be found in Kingston, SA.

Reminds me of  "It Came From The Desert"..  Scared Stiff.

[Faerytale]

Its released!! Pre-installed CF-card!
Yamyamyamyam yamyamyamyam crashhh!

[amyren]

Running a bit late here, since the "big thing" already have been exposed.

Here is the world biggest Troll. Located in Senja, in the north of norway.

The Senja Troll was registered in Guinness Record Book in 1997. Height 17.96 meters in the sitting position and with a weight of 125.000 kg. Inside the troll stomach is an exciting adventure the world spread over two floors full of adventures for young and old, built on the old legends from Senja.

Recently there was an argument that lead to that Hunderfossen had to withdraw their claim of having the largest troll. Although I must admit that it does look better

Last picture is the world largest "spark" (norwegian word for this winter vehicle), in Tynset.