Night of the Radishes – Oaxaca, Mexico

The curiously-titled Night of the Radishes, which takes place the day before Christmas Eve, may be a great way to keep yourself entertained later in the year. Oaxaca is home to ancient Zapotec and Mixtec ruins and promises a true local experience away from the well-trodden tourist trail. Locals carve thousands of dolls from radishes to depict anything from Jesus to aliens – and these sculptures are exhibited around the city. During the festival, you can also get your teeth around a traditional buñuelo – essentially a beautiful fried pastry – and make a wish by throwing your bowl into the air afterwards, enjoying processions, fireworks and floats as you unwind before Christmas.

Read more: Wikipedia

Songkran Festival – Thailand

Skip the shower post-Mudfest because you’re bound to clean off during Songkran Festival. Over the years, this traditional Thai New Year celebration has transformed from ceremonial sprinklings into the world’s largest water fight. Anyone brave enough to venture intro the streets during this H2O holiday is a fair target for garden hose drenchings and water balloon barrages. Definitely bring a towel.

Read more: Wikipedia.org

World Pea shooting Championship

The World Pea Shooting Championship has been held annually since 1971 in the village of Witcham near Ely in Cambridgeshire, England. It was conceived as a fund-raising idea for the Village Hall by the headmaster of the village school, John I. Tyson (1925–2002). In 2003 the Parish Council funded the purchase of the John Tyson Shield on which the champion’s name is recorded each year.

The competition tends to be dominated by local entrants, though a small number travel from around the world, notably the USA, and American personnel from the nearby US airbases of RAF Mildenhall and RAF Lakenheath have competed. The day is combined with village fete featuring games, stalls etc.

Read more: oddstuffmagazine.com

Roadkill Cook-off

The West Virginia RoadKill Cook-off is one of the region’s most fun and exciting annual events. In years past, the Food Network, the Travel Channel and the Discovery Channel have all covered this wild and wacky festival! If you’ve ever wanted to taste exotic dishes like squirrel gravy over biscuits, teriyaki-marinated bear or deer sausage, this is the place to be!

Last years dishes included Dixie Deer Chili to Route 219 Turtle Soup, it’s a centerline-smorgasbord of culinary creations. Pocahontas County is a favored destination for travelers seeking unsurpassed scenic beauty in a predominately rural and tranquil setting.
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Gilroy Garlic Festival

The festival was founded in 1979 by Dr. Rudy Melone, Don Christopher, and Val Filice, and has been a fundraiser for local charities, raising a total of about seven and a half million dollars for assorted causes. Individual groups and charities also run booths at the festival, raising additional funds for their causes. The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association is a non-profit organization intended to support non-profit groups and projects in Gilroy.

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Calaveras county fair and frog jump jubilee

This is definitely the world’s biggest frog jumping contest. The fair was held for the first time in 1893, but the frog competitions started in 1928. The frog trainers have to participate on a number of competitions during the whole year in order to gain an invitation for this event. In three days in May every year thousands of frogs show their skills. The world record was set in 1986 by Rosie the Ribiter with a jump of 21 feet and 5.75 inches.

Read more: www.frogtown.org

Pushkar camel fair

Pushkar is a little desert town in the state of Rajasthan, India, which host over 50,000 camels every November, depending on the moon cycle. Camel owners from the whole country come to the fair to do some weird things with their camels. The animals are shaved, dressed up, entered into beauty contests, paraded, raced, and finally, traded. The amazing numbers of 200,000 people who appear on the festival every year make it worth visiting.

Read more: www.pushkarcamelfair.com

Man eats 28 raw eggs, dies

"A Tunisian man may have won his bet--to eat 28 raw eggs--but in doing so, he lost his life.

A Tunisian man may have won his bet--to eat 28 raw eggs--but in doing so, he lost his life.

Dhaou Fatnassi, a 20-year-old man from the town of Kairouan, swallowed more than two dozen raw eggs on a dare from his friends.

According to Tunesia's Shems FM radio, the friends called an ambulance after realizing something was wrong, but it was too late."

Read more: www.upi.com

The strange story of the Cyclops shark

It 's all white with one large eye in the middle of the forehead is the Cyclops shark, a small 56 cm shark found off Cerralvo Island in the Gulf of California (Mexico).
In fact, the animal was never born: it was removed when he was still a fetus from the mother's belly, legally fished in Mexican waters.
This is an example of carcarino (Carcharhinus obscurus), a shark that can reach 4 meters in length. This species is viviparous, but does not lay eggs that produce live pups.

Read more: it.notizie.yahoo.com

Its bite makes you vegetarian

A tick bite can make allergic to meat. The phenomenon has been recorded on the east coast of the United States and has been analyzed by researchers at the Virginia University.

It 's the saliva of this tick (in the world there are more than 800 species) to cause the reaction and the change of forced feeding. The allergic reaction begins a few hours of exposure to the flesh, at which point one may eat may experience even anaphylactic shock, risking their lives.

Were counted more than 400 cases in the United States, all people need to change their way of eating and become vegetarians from day to day, without the possibility of mistakes. The specific mechanism by which this allergy is born yet to be studied. The period of time of six hours makes this type of allergic reaction very atypical: usually shocks are instant, in this case the duration of the six hours also makes the depth scientific very complicated.

Read more: it.notizie.yahoo.com

Killer Burger - Quadruple Bypass Burger

You can eat until you have a breakdown or a heart attack.


This is what happened at the restaurant Heart Attack Grill in Los Angeles, which has been certified by the Guinness Book of Records for having the burger on their menus more calories in the world. 6.91 calories per gram, 9.982 calories in everything: Quadruple Bypass Burger ® is the, which is written with the ® because it is a registered trademark.



Between the two traditional half sandwich, a monument to the fat and cholesterol has four hamburger meat, eight slices of cheese, bacon like rain (twenty slices), tomato and onions, ketchup. The recipe, in short, is very traditional: it is the quantity of ingredients to make the QBB a kind of Christmas dinner, equal to four times the energy intake of an average human being.






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Bagelheads – Japan’s Take on the Klingon Forehead

"Japanese bagelheads really do look like they came from a galaxy far far away. For some reason, injecting saline into the forehead is becoming an increasingly popular trend in the land of the rising sun.

Bagelheads have been around for years, but they recently caused international controversy after the body modification technique was featured on National Geographic’s Taboo program.
Three people underwent the bagelhead procedure in Tokyo, under the supervision of an expert and the watchful eyes of several body modification enthusiasts.

They had large needles inserted into their foreheads through which saline slowly dripped forming a kind of reservoir. When enough saline built up under the skin creating a nice bulge, the body mod master simply pressed his thumb on it to give it that coveted bagel shape. For some reason, every one of the three subjects seemed pretty happy to have a deformed head."



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Brazilian Burger Chain Introduces Edible Paper Wrappers

"Have you ever been so hungry that you actually munched on your burger’s paper wrapper without even noticing? It happens to me all the time, and while I don’t think it’s a big deal, some people are actually disgusted when that happens. But thanks to Brazilian fast-food chain Bob’s, they don’t have to worry about it anymore.
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 At the start of 2012, Harvard scientist reported they have developed a WikiCells, “novel edible forms” that could be used to wrap, bottle and package food, and take the flavor of whatever they contained. Now, almost a year since their announcement, a Brazilian burger chain has launched an intriguing ad showcasing edible wrappers."

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Man’s Addiction to Heavy-Metal Earns Him Disability Benefits

"Here’s something worth banging your head over: 42-year-old Roger Tullgren, from Hässleholm, Sweden, was cleared for state disability benefits after he’s been certified by three psychologists as a heavy-metal addict who can’t function at his workplace unless he is allowed to wear black T-shirts and camo pants, and rock out to loud heavy metal music.

The Swedish edition of The Local first reported about Roger Tullgren back in 2007, soon after his addiction to heavy-metal was acknowledged by psychologists and the state employment service agreed to pay part of his salary. Apparently, his interest in heavy-metal started in 1971, when his brother came home with a Black Sabbath album. Since then he’s been hooked to everything that screams heavy-metal, sports long black hair, a collection of tattoos and wears skull and crossbones jewelry."

Read more: www.odditycentral.com

Wonderful New Year’s Eve night out - London

New Year's Eve in London 2012

"Mon Dec 31, The Arches - The Blitz Party NYE
Rewind to the '40s at this air raid styled shindig, where sandbags, blackout curtains, searchlights and oil lamps with military bunkbeds to sit on will complete your authentic experience, while ration books replace bar tabs and provisions will line the walls. "

"Dec 15-31, Secret London location - The Candlelight Club's NYE Party
A dazzling, clandestine pop-up cocktail bar with a 1920s speakeasy flavour in a secret den lit entirely by candles, from the people that bring you The New Sheridan Club. "





"Mon Dec 31, Paramount - Wiggle NYE Party
See in 2013 with razor-sharp tech-house grooves 385 feet above central London in Paramount, a venue located in the towering landmark that is Centre Point on New Oxford Street."


Read more: timeout.com

World Swamp Soccer Cup

"Pölhövaara is a swampy area near the town of Hyrynsalmi, some 650 kilometers northeast of Helsinki. Forests and swamps stretch across the countryside as far as the eye can see.
Once a year, this unassuming area becomes home to a very unusual sports event: swamp soccer. It all started 10 years ago with a handful of Finnish teams. Since then, the event has grown into a major spectacle, attracting some 260 men's, women's and mixed teams from various countries.
The soccer fields, marked with yellow plastic bands, actually have more similarities to pig pens than they do to pitches. The game lasts for two periods of 25 minutes each. On this swampy ground, it involves wading, crawling or sculling in dark brown mud. A bright red t-shirt soon turns into a dirty rag after kickoff, and many a face and hair is smeared with dirt."

Read more: www.dw.de

Snowshoe Football World Championship

"Tired of waiting for the spring and the start of the football season? Well, why not try another crazy Finnish sport as a substitute: Snowshoe Football. The rules are pretty much the same as in regular football, just with less players, a pair of showshoes on your feet and played out in the freezing cold."

Read more: Snowshoe Football World Championship

Ant-Nest Sitting Competition

"Let's sit on an ant nest! Well, if you're not quite up for that, just watch and enjoy the contestants suffer while they place their buttocks on an ant hill for as long as possible... "

Read more: goscandinavia.about.com

Mosquito Swatting Championships

"It’s hard to believe that a country as cold as Finland is during the winter could have mosquitoes in the summer but up here in the north they are quite prevalent. They are also quite annoying. I say this sitting here scratching several bites I got last night whilst sleeping.
There is a local ‘sport’ the people around here tell me about which involves standing naked in the forest with a slice of buttered bread and trying to catch as many mosquitoes as you can,but thankfully that is not what’s involved in the world championships. Although I don’t think I’d have been too surprised if it were.

The mosquito swatting championships are very simple. Each contestant gets five minutes to swat as many mosquitoes as they can."

Read more: Weird finnish world championships

Air Guitar World Championship

"A weird event for music lovers: The Air Guitar World Championship in Oulu, Finland. Ever played the air guitar? It's not easy to get in as a contestant, but it's a lot of fun to watch. Part of the Oulu Music Video Festival in late summer. You can also watch a 2006 documentary about this event, called Air Guitar Nation."

Read more: www.airguitarworldchampionships.com

Cell Phone Throwing in Finland

"Have you ever wanted to throw your cell phone? Throw it far, or throw it away? Then this is certainly the sport for you. Cell Phone Throwing got its start in 2000 in Finland (and is also one of the weirdest events in Finland) and has reached all the way into the United States since then.
When throwing your cell phone in a Finnish contest, you are judged by distance and sometimes technique. Depending on the contest rules, you'll either throw the cell phone backwards over your shoulder and count the distance of the best of three attempts. Alternatively, and even more fun, you can do a freestyle throw for creativity points."

Read more: goscandinavia.about.com

Wife Carrying World Championships

Each summer, this weird event in Sonkajärvi, Finland, becomes more and more popular. The wife-carrying contest has been at a world championship level for over 13 years now.

Read more: Wikipedia

Ivrea Carnival and Orange Battle

"The first thing you'll see is a maelstrom of red hats. Violetta and the crowd wear long, bright red, Phrygian hats symbolizing freedom. They come from far away. They're called berretti di Frigia or berretti frigi, from the ancient area of Phrygia, in what is now Turkish Anatolia. They used to be worn by the worshippers of the sun. They were then worn, in ancient Rome, by emancipated slaves and finally became one of the symbols of the French Revolution: the red bonnet meant Liberté. When you walk around with a red hat in Ivrea, people say you're wearing the berretto frigio and therefore you must be free to pass unharmed. The red hat means you won't be throwing oranges and therefore no one will throw oranges at you. If you're near the battle areas (even if you're behind the protective nets) you'll still get orange shrapnel, but no direct hits."

Read more: goitaly.about.com

Thaipusam

"Thaipusam is a Hindu festival (celebrated mostly by Tamils) held in January/February each year to celebrate the birth of Murugan (the son of gods Shiva and Parvati). The participants shave their heads and perform a pilgrimage, at the end of which they shove very sharp skewers through their tongues or cheeks. Some of the practitioners put hooks into their back and pull heavy objects like tractors. The aim is to cause as much pain as possible – the more you endure, the more “blessings” you receive from the gods. The festival is popular in India, but the largest celebrations take place in Singapore and Malaysia, where it is a public holiday."

From: listverse.com

Kanamara Matsuri - The Steel Phallus

"Every year in spring, the festival of Kanamara Matsuri (The Steel Phallus) is held in Kawasaki, Japan. It is a Shinto fertility festival and, as you would expect, it involves a rather large penis statue. During the festival, people can buy candies, vegetables, and gifts in the shape of a phallus. The festival was very popular amongst prostitutes who thought that participation would help to prevent them getting sexually transmitted diseases."

Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme

"Every year in Las Nieves, Spain, people who have suffered a near death experience in the previous year get together to attend Mass in celebration of Saint Marta de Ribarteme, the Patron Saint of resurrection. But here is the twist: they turn up at Mass carrying a coffin, or being carried in a coffin. After Mass, the coffins all proceed to the top of a nearby hill with a statue of the saint. Despite the somberness of the event, people light fireworks and shopkeepers fill the streets to sell religious objects."

Read more: www.odditycentral.com

Goat Tossing Festival

"The Spanish certainly like their odd festivals. Every year on the fourth Sunday in January, the locals of a small town named Manganeses de la Polvorosa gather together for the goat tossing festival, in honor of St Vincent de Paul, their patron saint. The festival has been around for so long that no one knows when it started. It involves a young man who finds a goat in the village, ties it up, and takes it to the top of the local Church belfry. He then tosses the goat over the side and it falls 50 feet where it is (hopefully) caught by villagers holding up a sheet of tarpaulin. The village officials banned the event but it continues regardless. Various animal rights agencies have complained about it – though their complaints have also been ignored."

Read more: Wikipedia

World Beard and Mustache Championships

In 2009, the American Festivals Project headed to the World Beard and Mustache Championships in Anchorage, Alaska. Every other year, the weeklong event draws young and old hirsute competitors from around the world, vying for awards in arenas such as Sideburns/Muttonchops, Full Natural Beard, and Dalí Mustache. The contest began in Germany two decades ago and has since been held in the U.S. and countries across Europe. The current champions: Americans, with 12 medals and a best in show win in Anchorage.

Read more about the World Beard and Mustache Championships on the American Festivals Project blog.

Okie Noodling Tournament

Once a year, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, is home to the Okie Noodling Tournament, a 24-hour race to bring in the biggest catch using an unusual—and sometimes dangerous—technique. Unlike traditional anglers, noodlers forego the rod and reel and take on massive catfish with their hands, pulling them from holes by their toothless mouths. The American Festivals Project was on the scene to capture the action in 2009.


Read more about the Okie Noodling Tournament from the American Festivals Project blog.

Idiotarod Racers, Manhattan Bridge

Welcome to the Idiotarod, where sabotage is encouraged, elaborate costumes are required, and physical stamina is an afterthought. This five-mile (eight-kilometer) race through New York City in winter is only for the (fool)hardiest. The American Festivals Project captured the madness in 2009.

Here, a competitor from Team Scuba takes a breather and obstructs racers on the Manhattan Bridge.

Read more about the Idiotarod on the American Festivals Project blog

Tunarama: the Tuna Tossing Festival (Australia)

"The Tunarama festival is held in Port Lincoln, on the tip of Eyre Peninsula, over the Australia Day (26 January) long weekend. When the festival began in 1962, it was intended to promote the emerging tuna fishing industry in Port Lincoln. Tuna fishing is now one of the town's biggest industries and Australia's largest tuna cannery is located there. The highlight of the festival is the tuna tossing competition. Ex-Olympic hammer thrower, Sean Carlin, holds the record for the longest toss at 37.23 metres set in 1998. "

From: oddee.com

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Cheese Rolling Festival (England)

"Running full-tilt down a very steep hill behind a madly spinning 7-pound wheel of cheese can be well-nigh lethal. In fact, police have attempted to ban the event, but participants have refused to observe the ban. Men and their cheese wheels can not be separated easily, evidently. So what happens during a cheese roll? Simple: the cheese is set to rolling, and racers zoom down the hill after the cheese. However, as the cheese can reach speeds of up to 70 mph, it rarely happens that someone catches the cheese. First to the bottom wins the cheese. Glorious. "

Read more: Official Cheese Rolling Page

The Monkey Buffet Festival (Thailand)

"Every year, all of the province's approximately 600 monkeys are invited to eat fruits and vegetables during an annual feast held in honor of Rama, a hero of the Ramayana, who, it is said, rewarded his friend and ally, Hanuman the Monkey King, with the fiefdom of what is now Lopburi. Organizers of the annual monkey buffet use more than 3,000 kg of fruits and vegetables for the festival. "

Read more: Wikipedia

Hadakamatsuri: The Naked Festival (Japan)

"A hadakamatsuri --naked festival-- is a type of Japanese festival where participants wear a minimum amount of clothing; usually just a Japanese loincloth (called fundoshi), sometimes with a short happi coat, and very rarely completely naked. Whatever the clothing, it is considered to be above vulgar, or everyday, undergarments, and on the level of holy Japanese shrine attire. Naked festivals are held in dozens of places throughout Japan every year, usually in the summer or winter. Hidden somewhere in the midst of all these men in loincloths is one fully naked man. Touching him is believed to bring good luck and happiness."

Read more: www.oddee.com

The Spanish Baby Jumping Festival of El Colacho

"Every year during the month of June, the Spanish village of Castrillo de Murcia near Burgos holds its traditional Baby-Jumping Festival as part of its Corpus Christi celebrations. During the act, known as El Colacho, men dressed as the Devil (known as the Colacho) leaps over babies born during the previous twelve months of the year who lie on mattresses in the street."

Read more: www.amusingplanet.com

Sapporo Snow Festival

"A world plaza evokes a pristine snow fantasy

The Sapporo Snow Festival, one of Japan's largest winter events, attracts a growing number of visitors from Japan and abroad every year.
Every winter, about two million people come to Sapporo to see the hundreds of beautiful snow statues and ice sculptures which line Odori Park,the grounds at Community Dome Tsudome, and the main street in Susukino.
For seven days in February,these statues and sculptures(both large and small) turn Sapporo into a winter dreamland of crystal-like ice and white snow."

Read more:Sapporo Snow Festival site

NCBI ROFL: The role of pet dogs in casual conversations of elderly adults.

transitioning.org

"Casual conversations were recorded as elderly persons routinely walked their dogs through a familiar mobile home park in the United States. Control observations included walks without dogs by owners and non-owners of dogs. All owners talked to and about their dogs. Transcribed conversations indicated that dogs were a primary focus of conversation. A majority of sentences to dogs were imperatives; the owners were instructing the dogs. Dog owners frequently included dogs’ names or nicknames in their sentences when they spoke to the dogs and made reference to the dogs’ wishes or needs."

Read more: blogs.discovermagazine.com

The automatic cleaning for dogs and cats

You can not get to wash your dog or your cat? For some time it was put on the market a machine that makes the automatic washing of dogs and cats. Of course, it is completely harmless, but we must admit that there is a little 'impression the idea of ​​putting an animal in there ... it will be this that has not yet been so successful?

Read more: notizie.delmondo.info

Big hips 'impair' women's memory, a study finds

A woman's body shape may influence how good her memory is, according to US researchers.

Although carrying excess weight anywhere appears to impair older women's brains, carrying it on the hips may make matters worse, they say.

The Northwestern Medicine team found "apple-shaped" women fared better than "pears" on cognitive tests.


But depositing fat around the waist increases the risk of cancer, diabetes and heart disease, experts warn.

They said the findings, in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, highlighted the importance of maintaining a healthy weight for both body and mind.

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Moderate drinkers are better than non-drinkers, says French research

People who drink alcohol in moderation are on average better health than abstainers.

They said today a group of French scientists, led by Boris Hansel Pitie-Salpetriere hospital in Paris, in a study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

The researchers found that the main benefits from alcohol but does not directly result from indirect effects: less stress, exercise more and enjoy better health.

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The researchers studied over 150,000 French, dividing them into four groups according to alcohol consumption: those who never drank, occasional drinkers (less than 10 grams of alcohol per day), moderate drinkers (10-30 grams per day) and habitual drinkers (more than 30 grams).


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Glass Shape Influences Consumption Rate for Alcoholic Beverages

"High levels of alcohol consumption and increases in heavy episodic drinking (binge drinking) are a growing public concern, due to their association with increased risk of personal and societal harm. Alcohol consumption has been shown to be sensitive to factors such as price and availability. The aim of this study was to explore the influence of glass shape on the rate of consumption of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages."

A scientific study conducted by a study group of the Faculty of Experimental Psychology, University of Bristol, UK, analyzed the relationship between the shape of the glass and the consumption of alcohol.

The study involved several subjects in which they were made drink beverages, both alcoholic and non, in glasses of different shapes: it was found that the rate of consumption of the drinks is influenced by the shape of the glass, but this influence is greater in the case of alcoholic beverages, compared to the "soft drink."

It was found that when the subjects drank from a glass cylindrical employing around 60% more time to finish the glass, than when the drink was served in a glass "curved".

Read more:www.plosone.org

Man found dead standing up in his kitchen

A coroner has described a man's death as 'bizarre' after he was found dead standing up in his kitchen.
Andrew Evans was discovered by a friend, who visited him at his home in East Grinstead, West Sussex, on May 10 this year.

Horsham Coroner's Court heard how the 35-year-old had injured his head earlier in the day, but is not believed to have realised how serious the injury was.
The court heard how Mr Evans had consumed a lot of alcohol on the day and was four times over the drink drive limit.

It is believed he died after blacking out as he reached into a cupboard in his kitchen, with his body falling against the kitchen fittings and remaining standing up.

The court heard how a friend of Mr Evans, who was not named, arrived at this home on May 10 to see him "standing in the kitchen" with his right hand reaching into a cupboard.

Read more:www.telegraph.co.uk

Boiling water freezes instantly in Siberia's -41C

A pot of boiling water thrown from a balcony instantly turns into frozen droplets in Siberia's minus 41C weather.

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A 'dad' is tenth most popular Christmas list request for children

A 'dad' is tenth most popular Christmas list request for children with youngsters happy to forgo the latest iPad, toy or new pet, a survey has found.

A study of 2,000 British parents found most children will put a new baby brother or sister at the top of their Christmas list, closely followed by a request for a real-life reindeer.

A "pet horse" was the third most popular choice, with a "car" making a bizarre entry at number four.

Despite their material requests, the tenth most popular Christmas wish on the list was a "Dad".

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Of the top 50 festive requests, 17 related to pets and animals, with some imaginative children hoping for a donkey, chicken and elephant.

iPhones and iPads also appeared on the list, with some quirky children asking for the moon, a time machine, a pond cover and beetroot. One child asked for Eva Longoria and another wanted Harry Styles from One Direction.

A request for a "mum" reached number 23 on the list.

Read more:www.telegraph.co.uk

31 years living as a baby

Stanley Thornton lives a double life, as (almost) normal adult outside the home but as a newborn in the house. The "typical day" of Stalney is more or less this: the night sleeping in a "giant baby" with a jumpsuit and toys hanging from the ceiling. The next morning her mother wakes him up and give him to eat, often with a bottle. Then you change and as "adult" and leaves the house. When he returns home, however, again wearing his clothes as a child, playing with his lego and its puppets of cloth.

There are those who define the life of Stanley as the result of a psychological pathology, others consider it a form of fetishism. He said that is the best way which is able to get rid of stress.

When she was 13 years old, Stanley suffered abuse, and shock began to wet the bed at night and ended up having to wear diapers. Gradually, his desire to have all the comforts of childhood has increased immoderate.

Read more:notizie.delmondo.info

Turn dead cat in Helicopter

When your pet passes to a better life, there are those who decide to bury him, others who chose to cremate him. Still others decide to do stuff, to be able to get close even after the departure. The Danish artist Bart Jansen instead decided to transform his cat into a radio-controlled helicopter.

Jansen has created '"Orville-cottero" after her cat (named Orville, in fact) was killed hit by a car, using the body of the animal, properly reinforced, as a frame for the radio controlled helicopter, equipped of four rotors (one per paw).

Jansen explains that the idea was to honor the memory of his cat, giving it the ability to reach a goal that no cat had ever achieved before flying with the birds, which Orville loved, as always chasing them ...

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Keeps a blog where he explains how to avoid to work: sacked

Emmalee Bauer, 25, of Elkhart, Iowa, now former employee of the hotel chain Sheraton, not content to avoid work, but has seen fit to keep (of course, during working hours) a blog in which he explained how he worked the little as possible.

From the same writing the post, as "write on this blog makes it seem like he's working hard on something important." Reaching a condition in some ways enviable, because (as always, wrote on his blog) "work less and get paid much more than in all my previous work."

One of the leaders of Emmalee found her diary, and she was inevitably fired.

Not only that, the Labour Court has also denied access to unemployment benefits, since the behavior of the girl showed "fun" to avoid the work entrusted to it.


Read more: notizie.delmondo.info

Man orders prostitute, daughter arrives

The man, originally from Zimbabwe, had called for an agency that provides girls for sexual encounters, to have a night of sex. After a while, came into her room the girl, a beautiful young twenties. The man almost fainted in shock, because the young prostitute was his daughter. She recognized her father, she ran from the room crying.

The man then said he had spoken with his daughter and his wife, apologizing for his behavior, and making promises his daughter that would change lives.


Read more:Upi.com

4 years living in a mall

The slogan of the Providence Place Mall in Rhode Island said "it would be nice to live in our mall."

Michael Townsend decided to try this experience, and so began to build in an old warehouse in the mall a real house, with a bedroom, kitchen and living room.
The entrance was by a secondary parking lot of the mall and it was hidden, so that Michael could walk undisturbed inside.
His desire to grow and build a second bedroom betrayed him.
He has been discovered by security guards who have reported to the police for illegal occupation of their property.
Michael Townsend justified himself, claiming to be an artist, and that his action was in reality a sort of contemporary art installation.

Read more: TgCom

New "bawding school" launched

At the 1,400 Euro-a-term International Sex School in Vienna, Austria, corporal punishment is part of the curriculum, not a punishment.

The headmistress Ylva-Maria Thompson, Swedish by birth, says that anyone 16 years of age, can enroll in the school that is the only one that can be defined as "the world's first college of applied sexuality."

Students live in a mixed dorm sex block in which they are expected to practice their homework.

Added the school head: "Our core education is not theoretical, but very practical The emphasis is on how to be a better lover sexual positions, caressing techniques, anatomical features and teach people hands on .... '


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