Do you ever wish you could live forever? Like the vampires? As an immortal? Well, now you can — or almost can. Enjoy!

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Maxi Mounds, a stripper, has broken the record for the world’s largest fake breasts – thanks to a dangerous medical technique that is banned in Britain and the United States due to concerns about its safety. Maxi Mounds’ 36MM bust was accepted by Guinness World Records in a new World’s Largest Augmented Breasts category.

Each of her breasts weighs 20 pounds (9.07 kg) and they are still growing, thanks to the controversial “polypropylene string” treatment that created them.

(Source: Telegraph)

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Below are the average sleeping hours animals (including human) need per day. And guess which animal sleep almost the same number of hours as men?

19 hours+

• Brown Bat (19.9 hours)

18 hours

• Giant Armadillo (18.1 hours)



• Python (18 hours)

17 hours

• Owl Monkey

16 hours

• Infant Human (16 hours)
• Tiger (15.8 hours)



• Tree shrew (15.8 hours)

15 hours

• Squirrel (14.9 hours)

14 hours

• Ferret (14.5 hours)
• Three-toed Sloth (14.4 hours)
• Golden Hamster (14.3 hours)

13 hours

• Lion (13.5 hours)



• Gerbil (13.1 hours)
• Rat (12.6 hours)

12 hours

• Cat (12.1 hours)



• Cheetah (12.1 hours)
• Mouse (12.1 hours)

11 hours

• Rabbit (11.4 hours)
• Jaguar (10.8 hours)
• Duck (10.8 hours)
• Dog (10.6 hours)

10 hours

• Bottle-nosed dolphin (10.4 hours)



• Baboon (10.3 hours)
• Chimpazee (9.7 hours)

9 hours

• Guinea Pig (9.4 hours)

8 hours

• Adult Human (8 hours)
• Pig (7.8 hours)


Pig and Human have a lot in common

7 hours

• Guppy Fish (7 hours)

6 hours

• Gray Seal (6.2 hours)

5 hours

• Elderly Human (5.5 hours)
• Goat (5.3 hours)

4 hours

• Cow (3.9 hours)



• Asiatic Elephant (3.9 hours)
• Sheep (3.8 hours)

3 hours

• African Elephant (3.3 hours)
• Donkey (3.1 hours)
• Horse (2.9 hours)

2 hours

• Giraffe (1.9 hours)

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Nobody can live forever but we can live longer by practicing the followings.

1. Sleep 6-7 hours per day, not more, not less
2. Be optimistic
3. Have more sex
4. Have a massage
5. Exercise
6. Meditate
7. Do sit-ups
8. Take yoga
9. Floss your teeth
10. Visit the dentist regularly
11. Watch your weight
12. Quit smoking
13. Manage stress
14. Look after your breasts
15. Check your blood pressure
16. Have regular smear tests
17. Have a glaucoma test
18. Chill out
19. Be rich
20. Get a dog
21. Laugh a little
22. Live in the country
23. Have lots of children
24. Learn to play piano
25. Play sudoku
26. Play crossword puzzles
27. Learn a new language
28. Keep taking exams
29. Keep on working, even after retired
30. Be close to your mother
31. Don’t BBQ
32. Do gardening
33. Eat more chocolate
34. Eat pumpkins
35. Eat beans and blueberries
36. Eat gazpacho
37. Eat spicy foods
38. Eat salmon, sardines, mackerel or herring
39. Eat the Mediterranean way
40. Drink miso soup
41. Drink red wine moderately
42. Drink tea moderately
43. Drink coffee moderately
44. Drink more water
45. Play brain games
46. Move to Japan, France, Spain, Switzerland or Australia
47. Don’t take work home
48. Maintain your social life
49. Volunteer
50. Get married happily

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Commuting by taking public transports is only the first step in making the world greener. However, have you ever pondered even by taking public transports, how one can still go one step further in making the world greener?

By taking public buses, trains, monorails, subways, etc., most commuters usually need to buy tickets which usually come in the form of paper or card. If your city has a million commuters and a quarter of them buy tickets daily, there would be a really big amount of wastage of papers already, nevermind the exact numbers.

So, how to go greener despite taking public transport?

1. Get monthly passes / multi-ride tickets / season tickets.
   Monthly passes not only mean saving the hassles and money, you’ll get to save the environment too as instead of buying a ticket each for every working day in one-calendar month, you only buy one per month.
2. Get an electronic fare card.
   In most major cities in many countries, electronic fare cards are available in many forms.
   In Washington – SmarTrip card, Singapore – EZ-Link card, Malaysia – Touch’n Go card, London – Oyster card, Melbourne – Myki card and so on. Instead of getting monthly passes (which still contributes to environmental wastage), you just need to get an electronic smartcard which you can use over and over again and top up the credit to continue using. Unless, of course, if you are the type who keep losing things.
3. Choose Monorail / Light-Rail Transit over Buses / Trains.
   Buses and trains have very high Carbon dioxide emissions whereas Light rail and Monorail use less energy and generate less carbon dioxide.

Electronic fare cards are available in many different forms – in Europe, through mobile money in your cellphone and in one particular country, you can reload the value in your identity card! Though one can preserve the environment by doing so, you would not want your cellphone and identity card got stolen or lost in the process. For sure.

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