And now for some news that has nothing at all to do with nude women . . . yet:
As of about an hour ago, I am the nervously proud owner of a Toyota, the first car with my name on it since some clown wrecked my Chevy in – has it really been fourteen years?
Now to deal with insurance. Kibitzing is invited.
Three Romanian women gymnasts have been punished by their national federation for giving a nude performance in Japan.
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The trio had “tarnished the image of gymnastics” with their naked performance . . . said the Romanian gymnastics federation president Nicolae Vieru. . . .
Spoilsport. He should look up the etymology of gymnast sometime.
Someone just offered me bigger breasts. That doesn’t happen every day.
Once again, a seaside resort restores a man’s health.
For the first time, cancer has been treated by removing an organ from the body, giving it radiotherapy and then re-implanting it. The out-of-body operation allows doctors to administer high doses of radiation to widespread tumours without affecting other organs.
The technique has been dubbed TAORMINA after a resort town in Sicily. It’s also an acronym for Trattamento Avanzato degli Organi per Mezzo d’Irradiazione con Neutroni e Autotrapianto.
Paracelsus gives some links about something of concern to many of us at this time of year: the time of sunset. FAQ; Navy calculator
2006: the FAQ link is broken; I imagine it’s merely moved on the same site, but …