Tuesday, February 9, 2010

3 Legged Bear Chooses Walking Upright

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Dogs Dinner – The Funny Version

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Monday, February 8, 2010

Dog Saves Diabetic Owner!

Don Callahan rescued his four-legged companion, Wyatt Earp, at an adoption fair held at the Detroit Zoo five years ago. Now, Wyatt Earp has returned the favor.
On January 23, Callahan collapsed while on a walk with the dog by Rotary Park on 13 Mile Road. Drivers and pedestrians couldn't see Callahan as he lay in the dark on the sidewalk.
His loyal companion stayed by his side and barked incessantly. Finally, someone called the police about the dog being a nuisance. When police responded, they found Callahan and rushed him to the hospital.
Callahan who is a diabetic, went into a coma after his blood sugar level dropped to 18, far below normal levels.
Besides being thankful for Wyatt Earp, Callahan says he is thankful to Marlene Burgess who called the police about the barking dog, which brought him the help he so greatly needed.
Callahan is recuperating at home with Wyatt Earp right by his side.
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Retirement village is exclusively for cats

Homeleigh retirement village is a perfect place to spend the twilight years, with staff to clean and cook, a garden and immaculate quarters.
But forget about signing up - unless you are a cat.
Inside a fully functional house next to Keysborough Animal Shelter in outer Melbourne, the only residents are eight aged felines.
A shelter staff member visits every morning and night to feed the cats and human visitors pop and to spend a few hours.
Elizabeth Johns, one of the directors of the village, said the cats never fought and would roam the house and garden at will.
Ms Johns, who visits twice a week, said owners can rest easy knowing their pets will be cared for. That's the case even if an owner dies or is incapacitated.
"You can't often rehome a cat, especially an older cat, and people want peace of mind," she said.
To become a resident, cats must be at least eight years old and owners must donate $6000 to cover expenses for the cat's life.
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Tiki the Chinchilla loves the guitar

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"Flying 101"

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Sunday, February 7, 2010

The Double Big Gulp and the Average Adult Human’s Stomach

The 7-11 Double Big Gulp holds about twice the amount of fluid than the average adult human’s stomach.
The average adult human’s stomach can hold comfortably about 32 ounces at any given time.
The Double Big Gulp holds about 64 ounces of soda or Slurpee.
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In the News

Court orders boy to clean bedroom and do chores
A boy who went on a rampage at home in the Republic of Ireland has been ordered by a judge to do the household chores for the next six months.
Judge Clare Leonard yesterday told the boy, 15, he must attend school, not lose his temper at home when his parents say "no", attend sporting clubs, and “clean his room and do cooking".
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Queens
12-year-old girl Alexa Gonzalez from Queens was hauled out of school in handcuffs after getting caught doodling on desk
Alexa is the latest in a string of city students who have been cuffed for minor infractions. In 2007, 13-year-old Chelsea Fraser was placed under arrest for writing "okay" on her desk at Intermediate School 201. And in 2008, 5-year-old Dennis Rivera was cuffed and sent to a psych ward after throwing a fit in his kindergarten.
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Wife laughs at husband with two left feet
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Ex-Burger King employee breaks in, waits for police
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NBC Serves Fried Chicken & Collard Greens
In Celebration Of Black History Month
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Notebook Case

Vintage Style
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6 Double Yolk Eggs

Six extra yolks in just one cartoon
A woman opening a box of eggs was left shell-shocked after beating odds of more than a trillion to one by cracking open six double-yolk eggs from the same carton.
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