Dispensary Corner 12 Feb 14
February 12, 2014
IT’S a dog’s life.
You may need a bigger lamppost
to have this dog tied up outside
your pharmacy - a Great Dane
called Freddy is thought to be
Britain’s biggest dog at 2.24m,
and he’s still a puppy.
He lives in Essex, eats roughly
$137 worth of food every week
and has wrecked 14 sofas in his
18 month life so far, Orange UK
News reported.
JUST another day at the office.
It’d be a bit of an eye opener
if this crowd walked past your
window; hundreds of people
in underwear walked through
Colombia’s Medellin to River
Park for a ‘No Pants Day’ as
a statement of freedom of
expression.
No Pants Day was started by
performance art group Improv
Everywhere in 2002, since being
embraced on the subway and in
London on the Tube, but local
Sebastian Garcia said it was a
message to those who judged
what was on the outside, when it
was what was on the inside that
mattered, the Telegraph reported.
METH heads.
Three mannequin heads mailed
from California to Hawaii were
found to have two pounds of
methamphetamine stuffed inside
them, the Associated Press
reported.
Three men are facing drug
charges in Hawaii, the publication
reported.
The cardboard box with the
heads inside was intercepted in
May by a Riverside County Sheriff
and armed with a search warrant,
investigators found shirts, shorts,
towels and three individually
wrapped boxes in gold and
pink paper, the AP said, inside
which were the heads stuffed
with a total of 2,932 grams of
methamphetamine.
An agent posed as a delivery
man at the Honolulu address but
no one answered the door.
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