
Comparing Ernie's rubber ducky to the Kensei sword might be a stretch but I think we're on to something...
Hmmm... And Bert's love of Oatmeal? Apparently shared with Ando.
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Nice, Huh? Whats even creepier is that even the muscles around my right eye are hard to move because of the novocaine as well, so one eye gives this- "MUST KILL" kind of look. Really, this is as much as I can smile.
How will anyone know when I'm happy?
If this isn't a warning against botox, I don't know what is. It's not nice to not be able to move/feel your face. So don't inject toxins into it, people.
It's actually kind of reminiscent of an Elvis grin. See the freakish resemblance?
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Now hopefully my face can stop feeling funky now.
Until Later,
Sondra
Female kidney turns lumberjack on to housework(for this article and others, go to ananova)
A Croatia lumberjack claims he started 'enjoying housework and knitting' after he was given a female kidney.
Stjepan Lizacic, 56, from Osijek, is suing his local health authority because he says he's become a laughing stock.
He says his life changed from enjoying heavy drinking sessions with pals to prefering housework after the operation.
He told local newspaper 24sata: "The kidney transplant saved my life, but they never warned me about the side effects.
"I have developed a strange passion for female jobs like ironing, sewing, washing dishes, sorting clothes in wardrobes and even knitting."
He pointed out that before the kidney transplant he would not have been seen dead doing the housework, and expected his wife to do it all, but now found it both relaxing and fulfilling.
He said: "My wife is the only one that is pleased. I do most of the housework now, and I blame the hospital that transplanted me the kidney of a 50-year-old woman instead of a man's kidney."
His wife Radmila added: "If the new femine side to him is confined to housework I am very happy, I only hope he doesn't start looking at other men."