The six-year-old Utah boy was sick for no clear reason. Just bad luck. For years, he had terrible sinus problems, and doctors assumed that it was bacterial, prescribing antibiotic after antibiotic that never solved the problem. Then one physician looked outside of the box (outside of the nostril?) a bit and noticed that there was some kind of foreign object up the child’s nose. Did he remember putting anything up there? No, of course not. A specialist removed the obstruction, which turned out to be a “ball of fungus” surrounding a tiny, flexible LEGO tire. The child’s health problems abruptly disappeared. [More]
LEGO Piece Crammed Up Nose For 3 Years Causes Child's Chronic Health Problems
By August 7, 2012
Laid-Off Workers Keep Up Appearances, Pretend To Be Employed
By August 16, 2009
Earlier this week, the Washington Post shared the story of a man who tried hard to keep up appearances, and to carefully choreograph his routine so his friends and neighbors wouldn’t think of him differently. Finally, he tired of the charade, and outed himself. As an unemployed person.
Get Your Own Ill-Gotten Gains At PropertyRoom.com
By July 28, 2009
Homer Simpson: Well, I bet there’s drug dresses and drug vacuum cleaners too.
Credit Card Companies Return To Soliciting Children, Household Pets For Cards
By July 1, 2009
I’m pleased to announce that the credit crunch is officially over. I’m basing this on a credit card solicitation sent to a Mr. Lazarus H. of Iowa. Lazarus, pictured at left, is seven years old.
