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Crazy Thai Biker FrogCrazy Thai Biker Frog!
A Thai woman claims her pet frog enjoys riding toy motorcycles and can predict winning lottery numbers. Tongsai 52, came across the black spotted frog, which she called Nong Oui, outside her house in Roi-Et.
"I looked her straight in the eye and knew I could communicate with her. She came hopping in and has been a member of the family ever since. Villagers would come round and get tips on the Lottery with the frog's help. They read the skin on her stomach and looked for numbers. Ten people won the lottery which drew crowds to the house before they started losing. So I had to ground her. I promised one day to take her to the seaside, and her dream has come true. There is nothing more she likes than to chill out on her toy Harley-Davison or battery operated dumper truck."

Marmite Valentine?
Jars of Marmite containing champagne are being sold for Valentine's Day. Heart-shaped Gold labels on the special jars say "I love you" and "For my lovely Marmite lover".
The company is making 600,000 of the special pots, which are 0.3% champagne. Spokesman Venters said: "We are billing it to be one of this year's most popular gifts."
The jars will go on sale January 21 at £2.99 each, instead of the usual price of around £2.15. Before then they will be sold at Selfridges for £3.99 - along with 50 special pots with engraved silver lids at £145 each.

Mouse foot in pickles 'normal'
A Slovenian woman who found a mouse foot in a jar of pickles was shocked to be told by the Health Ministry it was "completely normal".
Ministry spokeswoman Potocnik said: "It is completely normal in big factories to have mice wandering around and every now and then they get caught in the machines and get bottled,seasoned and preserved. Although not very pleasant to see, they pose no health threat at all. During the preservation process even traces of any salmonella bacteria are eliminated in food."
Komparova said after she received the response: "I couldn't believe it. I don't know what they eat at the ministry - but finding dead animals in jars of food isn't normal."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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