Dispensary Corner 03 Mar 14
March 3, 2014
MOAT you be lost?
It might be a good thing
pharmacies don’t have moats,
judging by what happened
outside the National Gallery of
Victoria.
An Irishman in his 40s crossed St
Kilda Rd on Thursday dressed in
board shorts, a snorkel mask and
flippers, and proceeded to explore
the moat outside the Gallery, the
Age reported.
Fairfax Radio reported that the
man was understood to have
caused trouble outside the gallery
before, and police were called to
arrest the man when he refused
to leave the pool, the publication
reported.
ALL signs point to ‘no’.
If you’re visiting the US, maybe
avoid driving around Boston for
a while - the city has dozens of
incorrect new signs, including one
for a route that doesn’t exist.
WFXT Fox 25 reported on the
errors, including road signs for
the same route, placed next to
each other, pointing in opposite
directions, as well as signs for East
and West Route 9 pointing in the
same direction.
Officials planned to meet with
the consultant firm hired by the
city to draft an installation plan
for the new signs, to make them
pay for any costs of the mistake,
WFXT reported.
FUZZTASTIC.
If you see an influx of bearded
or patchy young men in your
pharmacy, it may be due to the
hipster trend.
An increasing number of late 20s
to early 30s men were undergoing
a beard transplant operation,
thanks to the hipster look, Reuters
reported.
One New York surgeon said he
performed 175 such procedures
in 2013, and that it was
generally young people living in
Brooklyn wanting to look cool
who underwent the one-day
operation.
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