DISPENSARY CORNER 06 Oct 15
October 6, 2015
A VERTICALLY challenged Saudi
Arabian man has been divorced
by his wife of seven months
because she thinks he’s too short.
According to legal documents
from the Saudi city of Al Qatif
reported by Gulf News, the
woman claimed she had had
enough of being ridiculed because
she towered over him.
She said the height disparity had
made her feel “painfully uneasy”
and “distressingly uncomfortable”.
HERE’S a way to get your vitamins.
A food truck at the University of
Connecticut in the US is offering
students roasted crickets, in
snack-packs costing 99c.
Said to be high in protein and
low in fat, the bugs are sold whole
in small plastic containers, and are
apparently ideal as a taco topping.
The university’s dining service is
advertising the insects as organic
and earth-friendly, obtaining
them from a farm which kills
them with carbon dioxide before
roasting them.
AN AMERICAN football team
has brought a special supply of
toilet paper to the UK where they
are playing a match, because the
British version is too thin.
The New York Jets will play an
exhibition match at London’s
Wembley Stadium against the
Miami Dolphins - and nothing has
been left to chance, according to
the UK Telegraph newspaper.
It’s not clear what impact
it’s expected to have on their
performance, but the 350 rolls
of home-grown toilet paper are
just one of the measures taken to
ensure everything goes to plan.
In preparation for the visit, the
Jets also flew the chef from their
London hotel to New York for
some preparatory training so the
players get their favourite foods
and the right nutrition in the UK.
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