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Do You See What I See?
That's right: a giant fortune cookie! And maybe a big, curvaceous bum, but that's only if I drag my mind down the gutter. Which is exactly what the following "nature shots" require: a filthy mind and a juvenile amusement with the nether regions of the human body.
The Veggie Orchestra
I bet these were the kids that never ate their veggies at the dinner table. From carrot flutes to pumpkin basses to celery bongos, The Vegetable Orchestra makes sweet music of dull-tasting produce. They just need to add some crunchy croutons to the mix, with maybe a splash of ranch dressing.
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Uh Oh! Counterfeit Condom Factory Discovered in China
Condoms might top the list of things that should never be counterfeited. Unfortunately, there may be as many as one million ineffective knock-off condoms on the market in China right now.
Four people were arrested this week at a factory allegedly producing and selling condoms that provide little to no protection against disease or pregnancy.
Hump Day: Why Do I Get Dry Sometimes?
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's sex advice column. Are you confused about sex? Do you have trouble having an orgasm?
Women Take Better Care of Themselves Than Men
When British scientists discovered, to their surprise, that men have a greater risk of cancer than women, they came upon an explanation that has nothing to do with biology: women take better care of themselves.
The new study looked at cancer that afflicts both men and women and found that men were 40 percent more likely than women to die from such cancer and 16 percent more likely to get it in the first place.
Researchers pointed out that men typically put off reporting symptoms to doctors.
Retro Is Eco: A 1970s Lifestyle Could Protect the Planet
Want to stop climate change? Start by trying to fit into a pair of vintage bell bottoms.
A new study reveals that if the current world population was more like that of the 1970s (aka slimmer), there would be less pollution.
Picture It: Time to Plant the Garden
A jet-lagged Michelle Obama slipped on brown-and-white gardening gloves (no, we don't know where to find them) and went to work on the South Lawn's garden yesterday. With the help of 25 beshoveled schoolchildren, she planted perennials, herbs, vegetables, and fruits. If all goes well, the assistant chef said the White House could be serving blueberries by June.
The Most Dramatic Cat Video You'll See All Day!
"Dinner has finished for the humans. They appear to have left a few pieces of meat and some exciting green cruciferous vegetable on a plate. I believe it is out of their purr-view.
Week in Weird News: Underwater Volcano Blows Up the Sky
- Volcano Blows Up the Sky and Wildlife — A volcanic eruption off the coast of Tonga destroyed birdlife and vegetation this week.
- Woman Says $43 Million Divorce Settlement Not Enough — A 36-year-old Swedish countess who's divorcing an ex-CEO says her $43 million divorce settlement won't cover her $54,000 in weekly expenses. She would like $99 million, which is 30 percent of her husband's fortune.
- Woman Bites Her Son's Principal — Talk about an embarrassing parent! A mom in Rhode Island is facing charges after she allegedly punched and bit the principal of her 11-year-old son.
- Nigeria Plans National Rebranding — Nigeria has chosen "Nigeria: Good People, Great Nation" as its new slogan, which will be plastered on t-shirts and baseball hats in an attempt to improve its reputation.
- Rhode Island Strip Club Plans Job Fair — The Foxy Lady strip club is holding a job fair today, hoping to recruit strippers, waitresses, DJs, and bartenders from the state's unemployed.
Briefing Book! Michelle Obama Is America's First Gardener
- Michelle Obama plants a vegetable garden on the White House lawn. — YumSugar
- The CIA has a sex tape problem. — Wonkette
- Joe the Plumber is horny.
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