Dispensary Corner 05 Jul 11
July 5, 2011
ANTI-venom anyone?
A one-metre long snake has
forced a bullet train in Japan to
stop in its tracks - literally - after it
was found nestled into a
passenger’s seat.
The snake, described as black
and red in colouring, is believed
to be a Hinduran milk snake
which escaped from its owner’s
cage whilst travelling on the train.
Following the cessation of the
train journey, animal experts were
called in to remove the reptile
from the seat and transfer it to a
local wildlife sanctuary.
NO supplements needed.
Reigning champions Taisto
Miettinen and Kristiina Haapanen
have successfully defended their
coveted title at this year’s Finnish
Wife Carrying Competition.
To win, the 46-year old Taisto
sprinted 253 metres, leaping
hurdles and wading through a
pool of water, with his partner
Kristiina clinging to him upside
down with her legs wrapped
around his neck, in front of a
crowd of 6,500 spectators.
Taisto said the secret to
defending his title was to train on
the course wearing ski boots.
A DEGREE in ...robbery.
Innsbruck University has come
under fire after details of an
unusual assignment set by an
architecture professor, Armin
Blasbichler, were discovered by
mainstream media.
According to reports, Blasbicher
asked his students to plan a way
to rob 21 banks across Austria, in
a bid to highlight their security
weaknesses.
The main problem that many
have with the assignment
however, is Blasbicher’s
publication of the proposed
robbery plans in a book.
“It was astonishingly
irresponsible,” said one outraged
citizen.
“This book is now a blueprint
for every violent criminal in the
city,” the person added.
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