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Funny Acts of Birds
Advantages of being Tall The Mother Pick Pockter Whose Share is in The Ice Cream What a Place to Relieve Result of Teasing Birds Who is Mighter Greed of Food keeps Fear Away The Alone Baby in Flock of Birds Shit of Birds covers the Car Wait for the Army to Cross the Road (source: user
China tea set and brooch among royals’ gifts to Obamas
The gifts from the Royal Family and Cameron came during the Obamas’ visit to the UK in May 2011 Among the gifts from the Royal Family and UK PM David Cameron to US President Barack Obama in 2011 were a china tea set, an eagle tapestry and a dog toy, the US state department has revealed. Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy gave the Obamas an array of luxury goods valued at $41,676 (
Living a conjoined life
Abby (l) and Brittany (r) Hensel and friends Abby and Brittany Hensel are conjoined twins determined to live the normal, active life of outgoing 20-somethings anywhere. They have been to university, they travel, they have jobs. But how easy is it for two people to inhabit one body? Like most 23-year-olds Abby and Brittany Hensel love spending time with their friends, going on holiday, driving, playing sport such as volleyball and living life to the full. The identical, conjoined twins from Minnesota, in the United States, have graduated from Bethel University and are setting out on their career as primary school teachers with an emphasis on maths. Although they have two teaching licences, there is one practical difference when it comes to the finances. “Obviously right away we understand that we are going to get one salary because we’re doing the job of one person,” says Abby. “As maybe experience …Read More
Raining Money
‘Raining money’: Belgians urged to return stolen cash The local prosecutor says it was “self service” as passers-by pocketed the scattered cash Continue reading the main story Related Stories Belgium country profile Police are urging people from a small town in Belgium to return tens of thousands of euros in cash that were thrown out of a speeding car by thieves attempting to make a getaway. The incident occurred in the Flemish town of Zedelgem after the thieves stole a safe from a nearby house. The thieves threw the safe out of the car to distract police officers. It broke open and passers-by grabbed 50, 100 and 200-euro notes that were scattered. The thieves are still on the run. ‘Raining money’ One man said he had picked up two rolls of 5,000 euros only to have a police officer grab them back, reports the BBC’s Matthew Price. Another said it …Read More
