That is a new way of giving some stuff for looking sexy…
Rolling the dice and playing the slots at one Atlantic City casino may have gamblers in New Jersey cashing in on an unexpected jackpot: botox, cheek implants or liposuction.One winner of the Trump Taj Mahal Nip, Tuck and Lift Sweepstakes could walk away with $25,000 toward an array of plastic surgery procedures, according to the casino.Players earn chances to win the lucrative makeover throughout the month of October, with a drawing for the winner held on Oct. 29 at the casino.“We wanted to change the face of a typical casino promotion and with this one we are literally doing it,” Trump Entertainment Resorts Senior Vice President of Marketing Kathleen McSweeney said.“Many people have something they want to change; a nip and tuck here, a lift there, but the cost of these procedures can be quite costly,” she said in a statement.
The estimated cost of a breast augmentation is between $5,000 and $8,000 with an upper and lower eyelid tuck costing roughly $5,000, according to infoplasticsurgery.com pricing cited by the casino.Botox injections run a couple hundred dollars while liposuction could cost between $2,500 and $10,000, according to the estimates.The sweepstakes are open to Trump One Card holders who earn a certain number of points and then must be playing at the time of the drawing for a chance to win, the casino said.
The prize money will be awarded in cash, it said. (Source by REUTERS)
More weird news:
1. Lucky-Sexy Chicken ruffles feathers, is now on Twitter
2. Beware- Fraudster fined for selling fake erectile pumps
3. Crazy-Shut-in hoarder had thousands of child porn images
4. How- Student website links to gay porn
5. LOL-For a fun time (and a fake girlfriend), text this number
6. Bad-Woman, 67, abandons her car after getting stuck reversing
Wow-Bear gobbles up pies at B.C. pizza joint (video)
Pizza is popular food for animals too…
Beware- Fraudster fined for selling fake erectile pumps
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An Illinois man who sold hundreds of cheap penis enlargers as medical "erectile pumps" has agreed to plead guilty and forfeit $2 million.Gary Winner, 49, will admit he shipped the devices to diabetes patients, claiming they helped treat erectile dysfunction, reports the Chicago Tribune.He bought them off an adult website for $26 apiece, repackaged them with information claiming they improved "bladder control, urinary flow and prostate comfort," then billed Medicare an average of $284 apiece, according to the report.Federal prosecutors in Rhode Island, where the fraud charges originated, announced the plea agreement Thursday. (Source- QMI Agency)
Crazy-Shut-in hoarder had thousands of child porn images
Too much time four years and spent up to 15 hours a day on his computer…
How- Student website links to gay porn
That was a weird surprise…..
VANCOUVER -- A Vancouver school board trustee is calling for annual reviews of online teaching materials after it was discovered a popular learning resource linked to a gay porn website.Ken Denike said the Out in Schools booklet, which teaches students about health for gay men, drastically changed in August to include a link to explicit videos.“I thought it was really inappropriate, especially for a 13-year-old,” the long-term trustee said. “This is material that’s on Xtube, which is really adult material.”The booklet has been available in school libraries for years and refers students to several websites, including HiM (Health Initiative for Men), which according to Denike is a “catchy”-looking site.Clicking on the link opens explicit videos of naked men having sex and messages such as, “If you f--- without a condom go get tested.”Denike wants teachers to start reviewing online teaching materials because they can change without warning. (Source- QMI Agency)
Lucky-Sexy Chicken ruffles feathers, is now on Twitter
This is chicken is more popular than peoples…
The chicken that was just too sexy for her skin now has a voice, thanks to Twitter.It all started when an image of a naked chicken, propped up like a '70s centerfold (bow-chicka-bow-wow), was featured as art Tuesday on an accompanying New York Times story about a growing obsession among chefs for crispy, greasy, tasty chicken skin. While the image was buzzing (clucking?) all over Twitter, by Wednesday, PETA’s feathers were ruffled. The animal rights organization was not amused by the image, calling it “downright offensive.”"When I saw it I just couldn't believe that an editor of The New York Times would find it acceptable," PETA's founder and president, Ingrid Newkirk, told The Atlantic Wire. "It's a plucked, beheaded, young chicken in a young pose," she said. (Source-New York Times)
LOL-For a fun time (and a fake girlfriend), text this number
Good site for single peoples…
Maybe you're lonely, maybe you're tired of being teased over your single status, or maybe you're just a bit odd — there are plenty of almost reasonable sounding excuses to get a fake girlfriend. And thanks to a new service, it's now easier than ever.This service is called FakeGirlfriend.co — no, there really isn't supposed to be an "m" after the "co" — and it'll provide you with a fake girlfriend who'll send text messages and even call you.
Here's how it works:
•You save the FakeGirlfriend.co phone number — which is (212) 804-6979 — in your contacts as Natasha or Lisa (or whatever pretend name you've given your beloved).
•When you're out with friends and want to make them think that you've got a hot girl waiting for you, you send a text message to that number.
•A few moments later, you'll receive a text message back.
•Another few moments later, you'll get a call with a pre-recorded voice message.
From what I can tell after briefly trying out FakeGirlfriend.co, the text messages and pre-recorded calls vary each time. (Source-MSNBC)
Bad-Woman, 67, abandons her car after getting stuck reversing
Reversing car is still difficult….
Wiola Nowicka, 67, attempted to turn around in the car park's narrow driveway once she noticed the high prices she would have to pay. Nowicka's bad sense of judgement resulted in the driveway being blocked for five hours, as her car was wedged between the driveway walls.'I didn't mean to be a nuisance,' said Nowicka. 'After a few turns I couldn't go backwards or forwards any more.'
Engineers were able to get the car out from the tight space, with careful inch by inch precision.
Nowicka isn't the only driver over 50, to have misjudged at the wheel.Earlier this year, an 86-year-old Californian woman crashed her car through the Rock N' Road cycling shop, narrowly missing customers.(Source- metro.co.uk)