Last night I was cooking dinner when all of a sudden saw something that made me crazy. A cockroach was trapped between the double glazing of the microwave door while the pasta was cooking. Who knows there might be a whole army of cockroach eggs ready to get hatched inside. Yikes!
Ive tried all kinds of things to get rid of the roach, tried drumming on the microwave door, opened and closed it several times, left the door open for some time but i guess the creature likes it there. Trying to find stuff on the net to get the roach out but no luck till now.
Cockroach Trapped In Microwave
Arrested for laughing
A young woman who was several months pregnant boarded a bus.
When She Noticed a young man smiling at her she began feeling humiliated on Account of her condition.
She changed her seat and he seemed more amused.
She moved again and then on her third move he burst out laughing...................She had him arrested.
Then the case came before the court, the young man was asked why he acted in such a manner.
His reply was: When the lady boarded the bus I couldn't help noticing she was pregnant..
She sat under an advertisement, which read: 'Coming Soon: The Gold Dust Twins'.
I was even more amused when she sat under a shaving advertisement, which read: 'William's Stick Did The Trick'.
Then I could not control myself any longer when on the third move she sat under an advertisement, which read: 'Dunlop Rubber would have prevented this accident.'
The case was dismissed.........!!!!!!!!
Chinese Jet Plane Temporary repairs
A pilot for a Chinese carrier requested permission and landed at FRA (Frankfurt , Germany ) for an unscheduled refueling stop. The reason became soon apparent to the ground crew: The Number 3 engine had been shutdown previously because of excessive vibration, and because it didn't look too good. It had apparently been no problem for the tough guys back in China : as they took some sturdy straps and wrapped them around two of the fan blades and the structures behind, thus stopping any unwanted wind-milling (engine spinning by itself due to airflow passing thru the blades during flight) and associated uncomfortable vibration caused by the suboptimal fan.
Note that the straps are seat-belts....how resourceful! After making the 'repairs', off they went into the wild blue yonder with another revenue-making flight on only three engines! With the increased fuel consumption, they got a bit low on fuel, and just set it down at the closest airport (FRA) for a quick refill.
That's when the problems started: The Germans, who are kind of picky about this stuff, inspected the malfunctioning engine and immediately grounded the aircraft. (Besides the seat-belts, notice the appalling condition of the fan blades.) The airline operator had to send a chunk of money to get the first engine replaced (took about 10 days). The repair contractor decided to do some impromptu inspection work on the other engines, none of which looked all that great either. The result: a total of 3 engines were eventually changed on this plane before it was permitted to fly again.
Note that the straps are seat-belts....how resourceful! After making the 'repairs', off they went into the wild blue yonder with another revenue-making flight on only three engines! With the increased fuel consumption, they got a bit low on fuel, and just set it down at the closest airport (FRA) for a quick refill.
That's when the problems started: The Germans, who are kind of picky about this stuff, inspected the malfunctioning engine and immediately grounded the aircraft. (Besides the seat-belts, notice the appalling condition of the fan blades.) The airline operator had to send a chunk of money to get the first engine replaced (took about 10 days). The repair contractor decided to do some impromptu inspection work on the other engines, none of which looked all that great either. The result: a total of 3 engines were eventually changed on this plane before it was permitted to fly again.
Dr Amit Kumar, Kidney Racket kingpin arrested in Nepal
Dr Amit Kumar, the alleged mastermind of India's biggest kidney transplant racket, was on Thursday arrested from a jungle resort, 60 km from Indo-Nepal border.
The doctor who is believed to have conducted over 500 illegal operations in a decade, wanted by police in Haryana state of India and some other states, was nabbed from Hotel Wildlife Camp in Chitwan, 160 kms from here at 5 PM, hours.
Dr Amit has owned up that he performed around 300-400 kidney transplants with a 4-doctor team. The racket had been going on for six to seven years. The victims used to be brought with the lure of giving them jobs but their kidneys used to be removed. They were being given up to Rs 1 lakh for kidney removal. The kidneys were being sold at prices ranging from Rs 1 to 1.5 million.
The doctor was found with 1,45,000 dollars and a draft for 936 Euros in his possession. the doctor allegedly offered Rs 20 lakh as bribe to the Nepal police in lieu of freedom.
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