No, this is not a misunderstanding. We’re not talking about a cuckoo’s nest here, but about a pool full of snakes!

Remember Kobe Bryant jumping over an Aston Martin? The famous basketball player is back with his Nike shoes, and this time he’s trying to overcome a new kind of fear with his new friends from Jackass while doing what he does best: playing basketball… Does Kobe want to pretend to be as cool as Johnny Knoxville?

Who knows. Anyway, kids, please don’t try this at home!

Another buzz-filled month has passed and it’s time for our second blogbuzzter:

• MSN loves China: Chinese patriots found an unusual way of responding to the anti-China hype in Western media about the Olympic torch relay and the Tibet conflict by demonstrating their love of their country on MSN.

• Greenpeace Onslaughter: The conservation organisation beat Dove at their own game by alluding to the brand’s video and putting a sensitive subject on the agenda: the use of palm oil in cosmetics.

• Kobe Bryant: The basketball star’s unrealistic jump over an Aston Martin left many people baffled. Guys, of course it’s a fake - Kobe would never risk his health and career for an ad!

• April fool’s jokes: There were plenty of them, and many excellent ones. We especially loved Google’s fake project “Virgle” and the punch-in-the-face service…

• The exotic buzz of the month: You know American Idol? In France this programme is called La nouvelle star and it is just as hilarious sometimes. Cindy Sander for example did not give up when she had to leave the show and released a song called Papillon de Lumière (Butterfly of light, ehemm…) – and France has been laughing ever since.

You will surely have seen the video in which basketball star Kobe Bryant jumps over an Aston Martin (if not, check out the video on Youtube). Not only has this viral ad for Nike sparked heated discussions about its being a fake or not (which of course it is), it has also inspired our colleagues at Vanksen agency in Paris to test their own jumping talent. Here is Nicolas, showing the world that a common-or-garden office chair can come in just as handy as an Aston Martin sometimes: