Sunday, February 13, 2011
funny that graphic
Gas Aid is a drug manufactured by Shukrat Pharmaceuticals, Fighting against … .. stomach problems! His last campaign was very successful, it is also funny that graphic! The visuals were created by McCann Erickson! Enjoy ;)
A toilet uses more
A toilet uses more water than any other appliance in your home. The average person flushes almost 20 gallons of drinking water per day. A dual flush toilet can significantly cut down on the amount of water per flush plus you will be able to spend more time in the john with the person you share everything with. A bit too much sharing, don’t you think?
What a great idea for a science project. A seventh grader hypothesized as a part of his project that there was more bacteria in the ice than in the toilet water. His claims have been proven to be correct. The student found that in 70% of time the toilet water contained fewer bacteria than the ice.
Some research has shown that a man spends 140 days of his life shaving. While women spend 3 times more time than guys do in the lavatory.
We all like to swim in the pool but there are some people who like to urinate there, too. A recent survey found that 1 out of 5 people have urinated in the pool which can cause recreational water illnesses which can lead to respiratory, skin, and ear problems.
Did you know that you have to change a baby’s diaper 10,000 times until it learns how to go to the bathroom itself? If you didn’t know this interesting fact, you’re welcome.
bathroom facts
Take a look at the list of fun bathroom facts. We all have physiological needs that need to be taken care of. So why shouldn’t we make our stay in the crapper more fun? To make it more brain-teasing for you we’ve made a list of some fun facts about bathrooms that will amuse you. Since all of the facts on the list are amusing we didn’t categorize them in any way it is your job to decide which is interesting, the most. Enjoy!
If you are a sports lover you should consider of visiting the throne before you go off to watch a game. According to some data the toilets are flushed more times during the super bowl halftime than at any time during the year. I guess people get nervous when it comes to betting on your favorite team. So if you are watching a game at home, maybe you should consider doing it something like the people in the photo.
When you use a public bathroom you should bear in mind that whey you flush you must wash your hands. A public restroom can have up to 40,000 germs per square inch. SO after washing your hands with an antibacterial soap that washes off 95% of the bacteria make sure that you have used a paper towel and not a hand dryer since it can increase the amount of bacteria.
An average person visits the toilet 2,500 times per year what is 6-8 times per day. Therefore we spend at least 3 years of our lives on the toilet. What a waste of time and we all know that time is money. But a woman in Kansas spent two years on the toilet seat, apparently, her skin formed around the seat.
Since we spend so much time in the toilet we are bound to lose more than just our time. Seven million cell phones are dropped in the toilet every year. People have flushed down the toilet things like goldfish, false teeth, socks, underwear, bras, shirts, shoes, mice, hamsters, toy cars, action figures, Barbie dolls, toothbrushes, and whole rolls of toilet paper.
World’s First Male Mother
Thomas Beatie was born as a woman but after a sex change operation he/she decided to have a babie. The 34-year-old’s wife, Nancy, was unable to conceive because of a prior hysterectomy. Therefore Beatie decided to have a baby himself, through artificial insemination using donor sperm and Beatie’s own egg. It doesn’t seem to be a healthy solution in any respect.
The World’s Smallest Mom
Cristianne Ray, from Seattle, is the world’s smallest mother. She is 2 ft 9 inches tall and she gave birth to a happy baby girl named Kyrsten. She weighed 4 lbs 8 oz and was 14 inches long after she was born; what is around half of her mother’s height. When she saw her daughter for the first time, she said: “She was tiny, but at the same time she was huge compared to me.” She tries to lead a happy and healthy life; she goes bowling trying to keep fit and takes care of her newborn baby. Her fiancée Jeremy Bowden is 6 ft 4 inches tall and he takes care of the fragile baby and her mother.
Mother of the World’s Tiniest baby
The world’s tinniest baby was born just 25 weeks and six days into her mother’s pregnancy. She weighed less than a can of beer. On September 19 2004, Mahajabeen Sheikh gave birth to Rumaisa Rahman, her tinny adorable daughter. On her first birthday Rumaisa Rahman was doing just fine tipping the scales at 2 pounds 10 ounces since she was just 8.6 oz and was only 10 inches tall.
Mom with the Longest Interval Between Kids
Elizabeth Ann Buttle gave birth to two kids, but what is special is the interval between their births. Belinda Buttle was born on May 19, 1956 when Elizabeth Ann Buttle was 19. Joseph Buttle was born on November 20, 1997 when Elizabeth Ann Buttle was 60, an interval of 41 years 185 days. Joseph’ sister was old enough to be his own grandmother.
Mother of Most Surviving Children From a Single Birth
Nadya Denise Doud-Suleman Gutierrez aka Octomom gave birth to 8 children from a single birth. She gave birth to octuplets in January 2009, drawing the media attention.
Amazing Flexible Female Gymnasts
It is not hard to appreciate female athletes in general (see Allison Stokke and Alizee Paradis), but when they can pull off moves like these girls, it is enough to make you say, “WTF?”
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