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Thursday, July 02, 2009
Strange japanese body modification
This extreme body modification is growing in popularity in Japan. People make saline inflations in foreheads and arms to make them look deformed, large and weird. But don't worry, saline inflations aren’t permanent.
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Top 14 Celebrity Transformations
Top 15 Celebrity Transformations
It is normal for them to gain weight and to lose it, to whiten their teeth, to make a facelift or even plastic surgery, well, to change their style completely etc. And after that everyone's talking about it, rumoring and so on. But sometimes there are really great transformations, for example Star Jones, an American lawyer.
It is normal for them to gain weight and to lose it, to whiten their teeth, to make a facelift or even plastic surgery, well, to change their style completely etc. And after that everyone's talking about it, rumoring and so on. But sometimes there are really great transformations, for example Star Jones, an American lawyer.
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Riana van sharing her bed with eleven big cats
Sharing your bed with common pets like cats or dogs is so last year. Right now it’s all about big cats, and lots of them.
Riana Van Nieuwenhuizen thought she should do her part in saving cheetahs from extinction, so she bought one back in 2006. The 46-year-old South African left her job at the department of justice and found some temporary employment on a game ranch, where she could raise Fiela.
Now, Riana runs Fiela Funds Cheetah Breeding Project, a non-profit that fights to ensure the survival of cheetahs in their own ecosystem. Along the way, she also took in another 10 big cats, with which she often shares her bed.
Her four cheetahs, five white lions and two tigers are a handful, but Riana loves every one of them and puts up with all their naughtiness. Her 2 dogs have also grown quite fond of the felines and don’t mind snuggling up to them.
Photos by John Liebenberg/BARCROFT MEDIA.
Riana Van Nieuwenhuizen thought she should do her part in saving cheetahs from extinction, so she bought one back in 2006. The 46-year-old South African left her job at the department of justice and found some temporary employment on a game ranch, where she could raise Fiela.
Now, Riana runs Fiela Funds Cheetah Breeding Project, a non-profit that fights to ensure the survival of cheetahs in their own ecosystem. Along the way, she also took in another 10 big cats, with which she often shares her bed.
Her four cheetahs, five white lions and two tigers are a handful, but Riana loves every one of them and puts up with all their naughtiness. Her 2 dogs have also grown quite fond of the felines and don’t mind snuggling up to them.
Photos by John Liebenberg/BARCROFT MEDIA.
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