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Cuts through the truck like a hot knife through butter! Wouldn't want to be the crash test dummy in the driver's seat!
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I would never want to be MM, Robin or Hooked under most circumstances.
Lazarus, a mixed-breed dog who survived a euthanasia attempt and a car accident, sits by his new owner, Jane Holston, in Helena, Ala., on Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2014. Turned in to an animal shelter by his previous owner, a volunteer found the dog alive in the shelter the morning after he was injected with deadly chemicals. Holston adopted the dog from Two by Two Animal Rescue, which named him Lazarus after the man the Bible says Jesus raised from the dead. (AP Photo/Jay Reeves)
OZARK, Ala. (AP) — Animal control officer Wanda Snell knows what she saw: A veterinarian inserted a needle into the black-and-brown mutt and injected a chemical meant to euthanize the dog no one had adopted. The animal moved a bit and was still and quiet by the time she left the shelter for home.
What Snell can't explain is how or why a mixed-breed dog that nobody wanted recovered overnight and has since bounced back fully from what should have been a lethal injection.
Less than a month later, the dog lives with a family in a suburb of the Alabama city of Birmingham, where the animal romps and plays with another rescue dog. His survival seemed all the more surprising since the same dog already been struck by a car before arriving at the Ozark City Animal Shelter.
A rescue worker who retrieved the roughly 4-year-old male dog after the failed procedure named him "Lazarus" after the man the Bible says Jesus brought back to life. Snell has another name for that escape artist of a dog. "I call him Houdini," she said.
No one connected with the shelter is exactly sure what happened to prevent Lazarus' death, and officials declined to release the name of the contract veterinarian who performed the injection.
Shelter volunteer Cortney Blankenship has an idea, however. "His body overcame and he had a will to live and somehow, someway he made it through," said Blankenship.
OZARK, Ala. (AP) — Animal control officer Wanda Snell knows what she saw: A veterinarian inserted a needle into the black-and-brown mutt and injected a chemical meant to euthanize the dog no one had adopted. The animal moved a bit and was still and quiet by the time she left the shelter for home.
What Snell can't explain is how or why a mixed-breed dog that nobody wanted recovered overnight and has since bounced back fully from what should have been a lethal injection.
Less than a month later, the dog lives with a family in a suburb of the Alabama city of Birmingham, where the animal romps and plays with another rescue dog. His survival seemed all the more surprising since the same dog already been struck by a car before arriving at the Ozark City Animal Shelter.
A rescue worker who retrieved the roughly 4-year-old male dog after the failed procedure named him "Lazarus" after the man the Bible says Jesus brought back to life. Snell has another name for that escape artist of a dog. "I call him Houdini," she said.
No one connected with the shelter is exactly sure what happened to prevent Lazarus' death, and officials declined to release the name of the contract veterinarian who performed the injection.
Shelter volunteer Cortney Blankenship has an idea, however. "His body overcame and he had a will to live and somehow, someway he made it through," said Blankenship.
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Burger King's black 'Kuro Burger' is harrowing in real life - Lists - Weird News - The Independent
If the Tim Horton's-Burger King merger goes through, and Tim Horton's is put in charge of the combined company, then make sure that this monstrosity never makes it out of the Japanese market to anywhere else! Bamboo charcoal cheese? Squid-ink ketchup?
Gross!
If the Tim Horton's-Burger King merger goes through, and Tim Horton's is put in charge of the combined company, then make sure that this monstrosity never makes it out of the Japanese market to anywhere else! Bamboo charcoal cheese? Squid-ink ketchup?
Gross!
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Swallowing frozen pills made of poop?
Study: Frozen poop pills may make fecal transplants simpler and safer - LA Times
Study: Frozen poop pills may make fecal transplants simpler and safer - LA Times
[h=1]Baby girl dies after 'being left alone in her crib for 16 hours by her parents'[/h]
- Avarice Alexander, 9 months, was pronounced dead Sunday October 5
- On Thursday her parents were charged with felony neglect
- The baby hadn't been to a doctor in 7 months despite breathing problems
- A GoFundMe page was set up hours after her death for 'burial expenses'
- Avarice, not common as a name, is also a noun meaning extreme greed
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The Largest Glacier Movement Ever Filmed-Words Can’t Describe
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https://earthweareone.com/the-largest-glacier-movement-ever-filmed-words-cant-describe/
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Mother nature doing her thing again.
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This is so gross! :don'twantto-see:/
Woman finds three-inch leech in nose after South East Asia trip
It was when Ms Liverani was in the shower that the leech's presence was most noticeable.
She said: "Obviously my nasal passages would open up because of the steam and the heat and the water, and it would come out quite far, about as far as my lip. So I could kind of see it out of the corner of my eye but still didn't think it was a worm because it just looked like a blood clot. On Thursday I jumped out the shower and I unsteamed the mirror and I had a proper good look, and I could see little ridges on him."
That was the moment when Ms Liverani realised she was housing a parasite.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-29595164
Woman finds three-inch leech in nose after South East Asia trip
It was when Ms Liverani was in the shower that the leech's presence was most noticeable.
She said: "Obviously my nasal passages would open up because of the steam and the heat and the water, and it would come out quite far, about as far as my lip. So I could kind of see it out of the corner of my eye but still didn't think it was a worm because it just looked like a blood clot. On Thursday I jumped out the shower and I unsteamed the mirror and I had a proper good look, and I could see little ridges on him."
That was the moment when Ms Liverani realised she was housing a parasite.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-29595164
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Safari boat in Botswana is charged by protective mother hippo
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papasmerf said:
Hittin' the sauce a bit early today papa? Hmmmmmm
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Great minds ... LOL
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papasmerf said:
This has to be one of the most bizarre hi-jacks in the history of HUBGFEdom. :biggrin2:
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