TABLEAUX
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TABLEAUX
Posted by Shazy on Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Kim Kardashian Dresses As Gangster Girl
Posted by Shazy on Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Kim Kardashian Dresses As Gangster Girl
The reality star, 30, accessorized her fringed frock with a fur shrug and a blinged-out diamond necklace. Also joining in on the festivities: Sister Khloe, 26, and Project Runway host Heidi Klum, 37!
Kim even shared a photo on Twitter of herself and Klum “getting our ganster on” at the lavish bash. “I love this ’20s era!”
Still, the E! star’s pre-party plans were notably less glamorous. “Watching The Notebook,” Kim tweeted. “I think I’m gonna cry.”
Source: Celebritieszone
Fashionable Heels look Like Horses Hooves
Posted by Shazy on Monday, March 14, 2011
Fashionable Heels look Like Horses Hooves
And it looks as though this year will be no exception if anyone dares to wear the latest in equestrian chic - a pair of high heel 'horses' hooves' designed to mark the occasion.
Strange Statues
Posted by Shazy on Friday, March 11, 2011
Strange Statues
The Snake Who Bit Off More Than He Could Chew
Posted by Shazy on Wednesday, March 2, 2011
The Snake Who Bit Off More Than He Could Chew
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| The Snake Who Bit Off More Than He Could Chew |
It's an Amazonian tree frog that a snake waiting on a branch decided he liked the look of as he was hopping happily by.
The hapless amphibian struggled and kicked to try and break free for 45 minutes, but it was a struggle in vain as he was swallowed whole by his attacker.
The World's Hairiest Girl
Posted by Shazy on Monday, February 28, 2011
The World's Hairiest Girl
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But 11-year-old Thai girl Supatra Sasuphan today insisted that she was after being officially recognised as the world's hairiest girl.
Although the schoolgirl from Bangkok has faced merciless teasing at school, Supatra says being given a Guinness World Record for her hair has helped her become extremely popular.
'I'm very happy to be in the Guinness World Records! A lot of people have to do a lot to get in,' she said. 'All I did was answer a few questions and then they gave it to me.'
Supatra is one of just 50 known sufferers of Ambras Syndrome - caused by a faulty chromosome - to be documented since the Middle Ages. Before the disease was understood, sufferers were branded 'werewolves.'
She has thick hair growing over her face, ears, arms, legs and back. Even laser treatment has failed to stop the hair growth.
But while most sufferers have been shunned, Supatra has gradually been embraced by her community, and became a popular and outgoing child.
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| The World's Hairiest Girl |
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| The World's Hairiest Girl |
'I'm very used to this condition. I can't feel the hair as it has always been like this. I don't feel anything.
'It does sometimes make it difficult to see when it gets long.I hope I will be cured one day.'
In other ways Supatra is the same as other children her age - she loves swimming, dancing to her favourite music and playing with friends.
But more than anything, Supatra loves perching in front of the TV at her tiny one-bedroom family home in Pranakom, on the outskirts of Bangkok, to watch cartoons.
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| The World's Hairiest Girl |
The bubbly little girl is also determined not to let her condition prevent her from leading a normal life.
She said: 'I like to study maths so I can be good at it and teach it to younger children so they can do it too.
'I want to become a doctor so I can help patients when they get injured.
'I want to help people who get hurt and help cure people.'
But Supatra's future didn't always look so promising. When she was first born she had to undergo two operations just to breathe.
Her father Sammrueng, 38, said: 'We found out Supatra's condition when she was born - we did not know before.
'She was not very healthy because her nostrils were only one millimetre wide. For the first three months she was kept in an incubator to help her breathe.She was in the hospital for a total of ten months. We were very worried about her.'
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Supatra has another operation when she was two-years-old and can now breathe normally.
But when Sammrueng and his wife Somphon, 38, brought Supatra home to live with them and their other daughter Sukanya, now 15, they faced more problems.
'When neighbours first saw Nat they asked what kind of sin I had done. I was very worried about what she would be when she grew up because of other children teasing her,' he said.
But Supatra's sweet nature quickly won over people in her community.
Sammrueng, a jewellery maker, said: 'She gets along with others really well and is very generous. She has a lot of friends.
'She is just the same as any other little girl her age.
'But her teeth grow slowly and she can't see very well."
Doctors tried to remove the hair with laser treatment when she was two-years-old but despite numerous sessions it kept growing back as thickly as before.
Supatra's hair has got increasingly thicker as she has grown up so her mother has to cut it back regularly for her.
She uses baby shampoo to wash her hair as she is allergic to stronger brands.
Sammrueng said: 'I still hope one day she will be cured. We will do anything we can if it will help her.'
Read More: Dailymail
But when Sammrueng and his wife Somphon, 38, brought Supatra home to live with them and their other daughter Sukanya, now 15, they faced more problems.
'When neighbours first saw Nat they asked what kind of sin I had done. I was very worried about what she would be when she grew up because of other children teasing her,' he said.
But Supatra's sweet nature quickly won over people in her community.
Sammrueng, a jewellery maker, said: 'She gets along with others really well and is very generous. She has a lot of friends.
'She is just the same as any other little girl her age.
'But her teeth grow slowly and she can't see very well."
Doctors tried to remove the hair with laser treatment when she was two-years-old but despite numerous sessions it kept growing back as thickly as before.
Supatra's hair has got increasingly thicker as she has grown up so her mother has to cut it back regularly for her.
She uses baby shampoo to wash her hair as she is allergic to stronger brands.
Sammrueng said: 'I still hope one day she will be cured. We will do anything we can if it will help her.'
Read More: Dailymail