Elementary students forced to run naked around school
A South Korean school baseball coach has been fired for forcing elementary school players to run naked in freezing weather after losing several games in a row.
A South Korean school baseball coach has been fired for forcing elementary school players to run naked in freezing weather after losing several games in a row.
Gum disease may even be more important than being overweight or old. Researchers at the University of Buffalo in New York found blood sugar levels could be reduced and kept at a lower level most effectively with a single dose of oral antibiotic and repeated application of a topical antibiotic to the gums. The effects were equal to and independent of those induced by diabetes medication, the researchers said.
A 25-year-old Maryland man has been arrested and charged with taking socks from schoolgirls mainly between the ages of 12 to 14.Allegedly, the perpetrator would pretend to be taking a footware survey and then ask the girl to voluntarily give him her socks. In one case, he is believed to have knocked a fourteen-year-old down and forcibly removed her socks.
70-year-old twins in Finland have died two hours apart in separate accidents, both being hit by trucks while crossing the same road on bicycles. The second twin was unaware of his brother’s fate at the time of his accident.
The Drudge Report today outed another lesbian actress. This is on the heels of him scooping everyone about Rosie O’Donnell being gay. Here’s a screenshot of the carefully worded announcement.![]()
A 25-year-old Fort Worth, Texas, woman got drunk and used drugs before driving into a pedestrian. The man she struck got stuck in her windshield and she panicked so she drove home and left the car in her garage until he died two days later, still stuck in the windshield.
University of Iowa doctors are treating inflammatory bowel disease with worm eggs. The helminthic worms hatch and grow in your intestines like sea-monkeys and tend to make the gut work better.
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