Like every year, Google has made a short video titled "Zeitgeist" of events and most wanted last year in the network.

Mazda Laputa

Laputa is a type of car manufactured by Mazda and is a clone of the Suzuki Kei. Was introduced in 1999, redesigned in 2001 and withdrawn from sale in 2006. The name is no accident, comes from the book "Gulliver's Travels" by Jonathan Swift, although Spanish is not a word that sounds great. Too bad it has not been marketed in Spain, as the slogans have been most curious.

Lamborghini Reventón
The Reventón is a model of car produced by Italian automaker Lamborghini from 2007 and which have been produced only 20 units. Its price is around one million euros and its design is similar to a F22. Named after the bull that killed matador Felix in 1943 to Guzman, but is rather unfortunate for a car that reaches 340 km / h.

Mitsubishi Pajero
The Pajero is a SUV model manufactured by Mitsubishi, whose prototype was first introduced in 1973 and offered for sale in 1982. Its name was changed to Montero in Spanish-speaking countries and the United States because in Spanish stands for masturbating jerk.

Palma Peña
Curious to say the least the name of this company that makes fire extinguishers, whose name means "People die" so colloquial.

AMD Palomino
In May 2001, AMD released the third revision of the Athlon processor, known as key "Palomino". Its features include increased speed by 10% compared to an Athlon Thunderbird, the inclusion of SSE instruction set from Intel as well as the 3DNow! AMD's own. But still suffering the same problem as its predecessors, the dissipation of heat, causing them to heat up too. Another small detail that failed to consider its creators are the different meanings in Spanish the name of your processor:

-Chicken of the pigeon.
-Person awkward or silly.
Stain-stool in the underwear.

Rabobank
Rabobank is a Dutch bank founded in 1972 and found mainly in the Netherlands, but also have branches in other countries. They also have their own professional cycling team with the same name. Although the "tail" in Spanish does not sound very good for the name of a bank, the entity has changed its name in Spanish speaking countries in which it is located.

A phobia (word derived from Phobos, which in ancient Greek meant panic) is an emotional health disorder that occurs in about one in 20 people and is characterized by an intense fear in certain situations, objects, animals, etc..
There are plenty of phobias, some well-known as xenophobia (fear or hatred of foreigners), claustrophobia (fear of enclosed spaces) or arachnophobia (fear of spiders). But there are others that are rare and curious how are you:

- Ablutofobia. - Fear of washing or bathing.
- Allodoxafobia. - Fear of the opinions of others.
- Araquibutirofobia. - Fear of peanut shells.
- Aulofobia. - Fear of flutes.
- Aurofobia. - Fear of gold.
- Catisofobia. - Fear of sitting.
- Chorofobia. - Fear of dancing.
- Crematofobia. - Fear of money.
- Dishabiliofobia. - Fear of undressing in front of someone.
- Dutchfobia. - Fear of German or Dutch.
- Elurofobia.-Fear of cats.
- Eosofobia. - Fear of dawn.
- Erautifobia. - Fear of red.
- Ergofobia. - Fear of work.
- Gerontophobia. - Fear of old people.
- Hedenofobia. - Fear of fun.
- Hemofobia. - Fear of blood.
- Hipopotomonstrosesquipedaliofobia. - Fear of long words.
- Homilofobia. - Fear of sermons.
- Hydrofobia.-Fear of water.
- Hypsifobia. - Fear of height.
- Ichthyofobia. - Fear of fish.
- Lachanofobia. - Fear of vehicles.
- Lygofobia. - Fear of darkness.
- Macrofobia. - Fear to wait.
- Megalofobia. - Fear of large things.
- Menofobia. - Fear of menstruation.
- Metathesiofobia. - Fear of changes.
- Pognofobia. - Fear of beards.
- Turofobia. - Fear of cheese.

The coin is a piece of sturdy material that is usually coined metal disc-shaped. There are some coins that are out of the either conventional in form, include colors or embossing. Here are a few:


$ 10 Easter Island
Despite being a commemorative coin is legal tender. It belongs to Easter Island, a Chilean territory located in the Pacific Ocean. This coin has two particularities, the moai that appears is a different color than the rest of the coin and has a small hinge that allows lifting.

Pyramid-shaped coin of the Isle of Man
In 2008 the Isle of Man, territory belonging to the United Kingdom, launched a pyramid-shaped coin dedicated to Tutankhamun and full of hieroglyphics. The obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II for not skipping the law.

Palau $ 5
This is the second currency in a series entitled "Scent of Paradise". It is a silver coin showing a surfer on a wave that is in blue. The coin also has the peculiarity that smells of the sea.

Sierra Leone commemorative coin
To mark the centenary of the birth of Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, Sierra Leone launched a commemorative coin in 2010 made of silver and crystal. 5000 only exist because of the difficulty of manufacture in such materials.

Currency of 100 francs in Togo
This coin is made of silver, has the peculiarity of the bird in his back is of a different color from the rest and it changes color with light.