Fast-Food Ice Dirtier Than Toilet Water
The 12-year-old collected ice samples from five restaurants in South Florida — from both self-serve machines inside the restaurant and from drive-thru windows. She then collected toilet water samples from the same restaurants and tested all of them for bacteria at the University of South Florida.
In several cases, the ice tested positive for E. coli bacteria, which comes from human waste and has been linked to several illness outbreaks across the country.
Source: ABCNews
Is this something new? No, it’s not! Even in Malaysia, almost everybody know the “cleanliness” of the eateries, but people still likes to eat out. Some said it’s good though, to help our immune system build up the body defense system. What do you think? I would rather cook by myself, cheaper and cleaner. 
Man unaware being shot on the head
PORT ORANGE, Fla. (AP) — A man who woke up and found his head bleeding, drove to work and left a note for his boss before going to the hospital to find he had a bullet lodged in his brain, authorities said.
Source: USAToday.com
Isn’t this a bit….over? Shot in the head but yet unaware of it? I really don’t know what has gotten into this guy’s head (besides the bullet).
A dog that earns GBP200K a year
Her sense of smell, so keen that she can sniff traces of blood on weapons that have been scrubbed after attacks, has her so much in demand by forces up and down the country that she is hired out at £530 a day, plus expenses.Thought to be the only one of her kind, the crime scenes dog earns nearly £200,000 a year. Her daily rate, ten times that of ordinary police dogs, puts her on more than the chief constable, Meredydd Hughes, who picks up £129,963.
Amazing or not? That dog earns GBP200 000 a year! That is much much more than an average salary worker in the UK. Seems like it’s better to be a dog than to be a human? LOL!
I wonder where the money goes… into the dog’s bank account or…someone else’s pocket?
Source: TimesOnline
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