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How Common Is Female Nipple Hair?
Hair on a guy's chest — now that can be sexy, but when it comes to women, hair on your breasts is not something you want to find. Or worse, it's not something you want someone else to point out. I'm sure you think that hair on a woman's nipples just shouldn't be happening, but it's more common than you might think.
I Need a Massage!
There are times when I am so stressed out that I just need a massage. It's totally relaxing and calms my mind and nerves brilliantly. We spend so much time giving of ourselves and helping others that sometimes, we need to stop and let someone else give to us for a change.
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Wild Thai Light Bulb Commercial
Sylvania sells light bulbs in the U.S., but their Thai ads are way better! In this ad, a family has a picnic while Thai ghosts (and one transvestite) haunt the proceedings. The father calmly explains them, one by one, to his son--the gist being that nothing's scary when the lights are on...
Lovin' It? Thai Students Happily Work at McDonald's in US
Every Summer thousands of Thai college students come to the US and change into McDonald's uniforms. They not only do it with a smile, they pay money for it.
The reward?
Front Page: Protesters Trap Thai Legislators, Fed Considers Plan to Buy Debt, Report of Western Plane Down
- Thai Legislators Trapped: Thousands of anti-government protesters surrounded the Thai Parliament today, trapping legislators inside for more than five hours. The incident followed a day of street clashes that left more than 100 people injured. The siege was an escalation of a six-week sit-in seeking to change the country’s democratic system to weaken the electoral power of the rural poor.
- Fed Considers Plan to Buy Debt: The Federal Reserve is considering a proposal to buy large amounts of unsecured short-term debt that companies use to finance daily activities.
Front Page: Bush to Announce Troop Levels, Thai PM Told to Resign, Kim Jong-Il's Health Questioned
- Bush on Troop Levels: In moments, President Bush is set to order a reduction of 8,000 more combat and support troops out of Iraq by February, leaving about the same level for the rest of the year. Bush's address today may be the final stamp on the war during his presidency. Of the 146,000 US troops in Iraq, there have been hints that troops could come home in the first half of 2009 if conditions improve.
- Thai PM Told to Resign: The Thai Prime Minister has been ordered to resign after being found guilty of constitutional misdeeds on a TV cooking show.
Front Page: Violent Protesters Try to Unseat Thai Government
- Protesters in Bangkok, Thailand, fired guns and beat government supporters today, manifesting violent opposition to Thai prime minister Somchai Wongsawat. At least six people were injured, and the protesters forced the cancellation of a crucial session of Parliament, blocked traffic to the airport, and cut electricity from police headquarters. — New York Times
- The US Commerce Department released its latest reading on the economy, determining that the economy slowed down more than expected this past summer.
Thai Teen Kills Taxi Driver, Video Game Pulled Off Every Shelf
The strikingly violent video game Grand Theft Auto IV will no longer be sold in Thailand, after a teenager murdered a taxi driver while trying to bring the virtual violence into reality. Video retailers have pulled the game off the shelves, and replaced it with other games. As for the teen who played the game for hours a day over a few years span, he now faces a possible death sentence.
Italian Town Bans "Ethnic" Restaurants
Lucca, Italy has barred new ethnic restaurants from opening in its medieval center — but there's still no word whether an establishment could get away with putting moo shu pork on a pizza. The conservative city council says it wants to protect local specialties from an exotic-food invasion.
Hoping to clear things up, a spokesman said: "By ethnic cuisine we mean a different cuisine."
Thailand Protesters Shut Down Airport and Tourist Economy
Thailand's opposition is set to form a new government, after protesters help wrestle power from the prime minister. Thai courts banished PM Somchai Wongsawat from politics thanks to electoral fraud. Shutting down Bangkok's airport proved to be the most successful protest tactic, but it also left 300,000 foreign travelers stranded.
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