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[shanmonster]

Bruno Fashion Show: This Ali G. clip amused me greatly.

The $67 Million Pants: I think this is the most ridiculous court case I've encountered, and the plaintiff is a judge. What a travesty (thanks, fourcorners).

Student arrested for essay's imaginary violence: And mystery/horror writers everywhere prepare to be imprisoned, right?

An Unusual Cause Of Vaginal Bleeding: "A 9 years old girl was admitted to Hospital USM with vaginal bleeding. She had a history of swimming in a river prior to the incident. She was pale. An aquatic leech bloated with blood detached from the vagina after 20 milliliters of normal saline flushing of the vagina. The bleeding continued after the detachment. The patient needed 1 unit (250 milliliters) of Packed Cell transfusion. The bleeding stopped 24 hours later. Professionals must be aware of the possibility of leech bites in the vagina as the differential diagnosis for abnormal vaginal bleeding, especially in places where leeches are prevalent."

Magic Water: Like an overflowing Coke, but different. What sort of fluid is this, anyhow?

Korean Sex Theme Park: NSFW due to nekkid artwork (thanks, balthcat).

I hunger. Time for lunch.

Comments

[shanmonster.livejournal.com]

That is a possibility, too. But the liquid really does appear to be changing consistency from the beginning to the end.

[abraxasrutrem.livejournal.com]

LOL...I've done the illusion many times.
His milk just gets thinned with water (which is inside the center tube of the double-walled glasses and therefore cannot be differentiated from the glass)

[shanmonster.livejournal.com]

Well, that's just funky, then!

[abraxasrutrem.livejournal.com]

You'll note that you never see the tops of the glasses, even though the center tube stops just short of the exterior diamond texturing, and that all pours are done in an uncomfortable profile instead of naturally from the kids position.
If you look closely at the kids refraction in the largest glass you can see the outline of the center tube and during some of the pours you can see it through the diamonds.
If you use powdered dyes, you can "salt" the bottom of the center tubes and when you pour, the liquid starts changing colors.
My boss did an excellent routine called "Royal banquet". He salted the same color dye so the "wine" didn't fade and lose color.

[abraxasrutrem.livejournal.com]

...sorry...chatty mood again.