Weird Tongue - Can somebody Kiss Him?

A horrifying chill comes when we give a glance at this weird picture that represents a weird tongue of a child. Dont thing he is making it up, With 3 folds on the tongue he is one of the astonishing child of the world.

I guess if some girl want to kiss him, will she get three tastes :-)

Nude Gym!!

If you want a pass in gym, well, you have to be nude. Yes, you read it right. A gym in Dutch has passed out this unusual way of entering into its premises.

On Sunday March 4, 2007, Dutch gym took its first nude workout session in Heteren (60 miles east of Amsterdam), eastern Netherlands. Many middle-age and elderly men enjoyed this invitation to workout nude at gym.

Fitworld owner Patrick de Man allowed the media in for the first session of “Naked Sunday.”

Ron van der Putten, a customer, said that he feel more free to workout without clothes.

For utter surprise there was no female to walk-into this ‘Naked Sunday.’

Weird hair cut

A young man from central China’s Henan province has asked his barber to cut his hair into the shape of eight Chinese characters, which literally means “Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Hong Kong’s Return” in English.

The resident of Kaifeng city believes the hairstyle expresses his excitement about the 10th anniversary this Sunday (July 11) since Hong Kong was returned to China from British administration.

Bravo to the barber… he showed some amazing skills there.

Weird Breasts: Can they be so big?

According to me, fashion is really unpredictable. When it comes to crazy hats or weird lower outfits then we could resist it. But when I saw this I was little bit horror-struck. “Breast at its peak” as I would refer it. In a recent modeling event the model was seen in a beautiful pink dress with nicely tied hairs but what made the difference was just one thing “A Big enhanced breast”. Though it looked weird but I think it was unique J .

I SAW THE SIGN (AND HEARD IT TOO)

The AcceleGlove can translate American Sign Language gestures into spoken works or text, allowing the deaf to communicate more easily with the sign-language illiterate.
Users wear the electronic glove, which is outfitted with micro-sensors, on one hand. A micro-controller on the back of the glove maps the position and movement of the hand and fingers, then broadcasts each word through a speaker or sends text to a computer screen. And, voila! The deaf and non-deaf are chatting.