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Snails: The New Facial
In Salt Lake City, an 11-year-old boy hopes to break the world record for the most snails on his face. When asked how he got such an idea, he replied that his sister originally gave her the idea when he found out about her facial, breaking the Utah record for the most s**** on her face.
You Need That Like You Need Another Hole in Your ... Oh.
In Australia, a young boy who suffered a head injury was saved by a doctor. The doctor didn't have the neurological drill to relieve the pressure in the boy's skull, so he grabbed a household drill. He saved the boy's life, while a neurosurgeon talked him through the procedure over the phone. As a bonus, the boy no longer gets the response, "Like you need another hole in your head," when he asks his parents if he can have a Tattoo.
Locally,
Our monsoon is approaching, so people are preparing for the worst. Shown below is the image of the worst. The caption for this photo said "Lynne Wolfe, of Mesa, keeps dry with an umbrella." Dry from what rain?
And Finally,
LJ doesn't degraded the quality of the image for some odd reason, but I got this image in email the other day:
What's up with the kid's face? He's smiling like the Devil.
In Salt Lake City, an 11-year-old boy hopes to break the world record for the most snails on his face. When asked how he got such an idea, he replied that his sister originally gave her the idea when he found out about her facial, breaking the Utah record for the most s**** on her face.
You Need That Like You Need Another Hole in Your ... Oh.
In Australia, a young boy who suffered a head injury was saved by a doctor. The doctor didn't have the neurological drill to relieve the pressure in the boy's skull, so he grabbed a household drill. He saved the boy's life, while a neurosurgeon talked him through the procedure over the phone. As a bonus, the boy no longer gets the response, "Like you need another hole in your head," when he asks his parents if he can have a Tattoo.
Locally,
Our monsoon is approaching, so people are preparing for the worst. Shown below is the image of the worst. The caption for this photo said "Lynne Wolfe, of Mesa, keeps dry with an umbrella." Dry from what rain?
And Finally,
LJ doesn't degraded the quality of the image for some odd reason, but I got this image in email the other day:
What's up with the kid's face? He's smiling like the Devil.