Dispensary Corner 25 Aug 10
March 27, 2013
AND he thought he only had to
worry about a hangover.
A 32 year old Polish man living
in Germany received a blow to
the head five years ago when he
was attending a street party on
New Year’s Eve, but did not seek
medical assistance.
After feeling a lump in the back
of his head recently he saw a
doctor who discovered a .22
calibre bullet had been shot into
his head five years ago, that
fortunately had not penetrated his
skull.
Police say the bullet must have
been a stray fired from a reveller
in celebration.
WHAT a great motivation to stay
the same size.
A British man was refused entry
back into the UK in Aug 2006,
after border control authorities in
the Netherlands could not
correctly identify 37 year old
Derrick Agyeman because he had
gained 31kg since getting his
passport photo taken nine years
ago.
Border control said he was not
the same person because of the
differences in the thickness of his
ears and lips.
The weekend trip to Amsterdam
ended up lasting three months
and a court case over his
treatment by the country’s
Foreign Office.
A LABRADOR who ate a beehive
has been awarded the dubious
honour of being accorded the
most unusal pet insurance claim
in the USA.
The beehive contained
pesticides and thousands of dead
bees, but thanks to rapid
veterinary intervention the dog,
named Ellie, fully recovered from
the unfortunate incident.
Runners up in the unusual
award ceremony included a
border collie which ran through a
window in an attempt to bite a
postman, and a terrier that bit a
chainsaw while it was running.
“The beehive in the backyard
was just another culinary
adventure for Ellie,” said the
labrador’s owner.
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