Dispensary Corner 19 Jan 12

January 19, 2012

FAST food is bad for you. The list of reasons not to eat fast food just got longer with the revelation that it may cause zebra attacks, particularly when eating potato chips. The warning comes after one unwitting chip snacker left her window open whilst driving through a wildlife safari park in Texas. The draw of salty potato goodness simply proved too much for one zebra who leaned in the woman’s car to score some chips, and ended up actually accidentally biting the woman’s shoulder. Fortunately for the woman, the bite was not serious, but it will cause her to reconsider her food options in the future. BEWARE health risks of the morning commute. Authorities in Indonesia have come up with an unusual solution to stop the thousands of “train surfers” who travel on top of commuter trains everyday to avoid crowded carriages or simply to avoid paying the fare. The “last resort” solution involves suspending grapefruit sized concrete balls over railway lines, which for someone who does not duck quickly enough could cause some serious damage.

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Pharmacy Daily | Dispensary Corner 19 Jan 12

Dispensary Corner 19 Jan 12

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