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The baby can't even walk yet, but she's already been kicked out of a fast food restaurant for not wearing shoes. "No shoes, no shirt, no service!" That's what the mother of 6-month-old Kaylin Frederich was told by the manager of her local St. Louis , Missouri , Burger King when she tried to order a Whopper. Local FOX affiliate KTVI reports that Kaylin, her mom, Jennifer, and Jennifer's mother were booted from the restaurant due to "health concerns."
No Shoes, No Service! Burger King 86s Baby | momlogic.com
My Zombie Pin-up | Where Beauty Eats BRAAAAAIIIIINS!!!
This 12 month calendar is stuffed with more dead sexy girls than you can fit in a shallow grave. We dug up the idea of the vintage 1950’s pin-up and hit it over the head with a shovel. Let yourself get infected by these bloody gore-geous women who are just dying to get under your skin. Now with more holidays for absolutely FREE!!! In addition to the standard boring every day holidays My Zombie Pinup’s 2010 Wall calendar includes action packed holidays you just won’t get from other calendars. Like: No Pants Day!There, I Fixed It is a user-submitted photo blog that spotlights the jury-rigged genius that results when people try to fix their broken stuff with duct tape and whatever else they can find lying around. In this economy, it's downright motivational. DIY will save us all.
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From the NASA Archive: Astronaut-Butt Molds | Wired Science | Wired.com
In addition to the many obvious perks of being an astronaut in the early days of NASA — fame, glory, hero status and, of course, going to space — there was the lesser known benefit of having your butt immortalized. 287 diggs digg These molded astronaut couches are the same kind that were made for the Mercury capsules. The NASA employees whose names grace these seats didn’t get to go to space, but certainly a couch molded precisely to their behinds had to be the next best thing.
Currently, the MRPS holds regularly-scheduled overnight ghost tours for those brave enough to explore the remains of this foreboding prison. On June 25th, 2005, we attended one of these tours with some friends, including paranormal investigator Dennis Lytle, whose Michigan-based website Phantoms in the Dark features his extensive work using infrared video photography and EVP. At approximately 9:00 p.m., the operators shut off the lights, and left us to our own devices as we explored the dark, dank cell blocks and warden's quarters. Nothing prepares you for the immense size and scale of the prison. Considered to have the largest free-standing steel cell block in the world, the prison's 6 levels of imposing cells tower over you.
Mansfield Reformatory
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Traditional shoes in China - Allpics4u
The origin of lily feet is not very certain. It is often said that it appeared during the Five Dynasties (907–960). According to legend, a king asked a lady-in-waiting named Ruiniang to bind her feet and dance on a golden lotus flower, so it was called three-cun lily feet. After that, the custom of foot-binding emerged.
Next time you're washing your hands and the water temperature isn't just how you like it, think about how things used to be. Here are some facts about the 1500s. Most people got married in June because they took their yearly bath in May and still smelled pretty good by June. However, they were starting to smell, so brides carried a bouquet of flowers to hide the body odour.
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Scientists use pig bladder to help man regrow his fingertip | Mail Online
Lee Spievack's finger has regrown thanks to powdered extract of pig bladder When Lee Spievack cried out in pain after slicing off his fingertip he had no idea he was about to find himself at the centre of a medical mystery that appeared to have more in common with Harry Potter than the British Medical Journal. Rather than follow his doctor's advice and have a skin graft to cover what was left of his finger, the 68-year-old shopkeeper sprinkled the wound with a powdered extract of pig bladder. Within four weeks, his finger had regained its original length and by the end of four months it was almost back to normal. Now scientists in America believe the pig bladder "potion" may lead to an extraordinary breakthrough in regenerative medicine that could re-grow fingers, toes and limbs and even one day help replace damaged parts of hearts and spinal cords and heal wounds and burns with new skin instead of scar tissue.
I try not to laugh too loudly, while she searches from room to room like some innocent sprite from a French movie, calling, “Blue Gnome? Blue Gnome? It’s time to go back to your home now!” I sit there watching her, thinking: She has to know, right? She can’t believe this thing just simply wanders away.