Dispensary Corner 17 Feb 12
February 17, 2012
HEART attack grill.
The infamous US burger joint,
the Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas
has lived up to its name after a
patron suffered a heart attack
whist chowing down on one of
the restaurant’s fattiest burgers.
The man was elbow deep in a
Triple Bypass Burger when he
began to have chest pains and
sweat profusely.
Noticing the man’s condition, a
waitress, dressed as a nurse, went
to fetch the restaurant’s owner Dr
Jon Basso.
Dr Basso told reporters that
fellow patrons thought that the
man’s condition was a stunt.
“Even with our morbid sense of
humour we wouldn’t pull a stunt
like that,” he said.
There is a happy ending for the
burger lover, as according to
reports, he is recuperating well in
hospital.
He may however reconsider the
type of foods he will chow down
on in the future.
TINY discovery.
The world’s smallest chameleon
has been discovered in the
wildlife powerhouse of
Madagascar.
With a maximum measurement
of 29mm the Brookesia micra is
one of four new species which
have been uncovered by scientists
in the wilds of Madagascar.
The tiny creature was
discovered on one of the Island’s
a remote limestone inlets, with
scientists positing that it may
have, over the years, adapted to
living on a small island by
becoming small itself.
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