A YOUNG Toowoomba man yesterday tied the knot with his best friend - a five-year-old labrador named Honey. In perhaps a first for the Garden City, Laurel Bank Park hosted the wedding of Joseph Guiso and Honey, a labrador he adopted five years ago.Thirty of the couple's closest friends and family were in attendance for the emotional ceremony, held at dusk."You're my best friend and you make every part of my day better," Mr Guiso's vows read.The couple decided on the location - and to tie the knot - after stumbling upon a wedding in "She didn't say anything so I took that as a yes."Mr Guiso said as a "religious guy", he could no longer take the guilt of living with Honey out of wedlock.Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar.End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar. "It's not sexual," he assured the onlookers.
"It's just pure love."The couple is planning a short honeymoon to one of Toowoomba's parks.
World's tallest model Amazon Eve hits Coast
It is merely the footsteps of Amazon Eve - reportedly the tallest model in the world - making her way through town.At a whopping 2.03m (6'8"), Eve makes most men look like munchkins.She wears a ladies size 14 shoe which places her foot at around the 31cm mark. This lady has one firm grip on the earth.She in Nambour to visit Sole Haven Shoes who actually stock women's size 14 shoes in a variety of styles.
What A Kiss-Woman bites husband’s tongue in kiss
MILWAUKEE - A 57-year-old Wisconsin woman bit off half of her 79-year-old husband’s tongue during a kiss and has been arrested, authorities said Tuesday.The severed piece of tongue was recovered, and the man was taken to a hospital where doctors were trying to reattach it, Sheboygan, Wisconsin police said.The woman was singing Christmas carols and blowing a New Year’s horn when police detained her after the incident on Monday.The man said his wife had been acting strangely in recent days, the police in Sheboygan, north of Milwaukee, said.
Are You Ready For Avatar weddings
Enterprising events organisers in natural beauty spot Wu Lingyuan, southern China, are cashing in on the fact that James Cameron used their stunning mountain range as the inspiration for his fantasy planet's floating peaks.But the not-so-special effects provided by local tourist bosses to give couples an out of this world wedding day have infuriated newlyweds who paid up for the stunt.Bride Xiao Tsao, one of five couples recently married in a joint service, said: 'The Navi were a couple of forestry workers dressed up in long underwear dyed blue wearing some very unconvincing masks. It was really pathetic.'But a forestry authority spokesman explained: 'We are not professional special effects experts but we do our best. What we are really highlighting is the beauty of our landscape.'
