"Er, maybe he forgot he still had the trailer on the back?" says Dave who spotted this parking in St Heliers.
Distracting interior noises
A man with a rare medical condition that meant he heard his eyeballs move in their sockets has been cured. For six years Oxfordshire man Stephen Mabbutt, 57, could also hear his own heart beating and was eventually diagnosed with an unusual ear condition in which sounds inside the body are heard very loudly. The condition meant that the noise from chewing food became deafening. Mr Mabbutt told the BBC: "When I raised my voice I could hear it reverberating in my head and the vibrations made my vision vibrate. Eventually I could hear my heart beating and my eyes moving in their sockets. It was really distracting." A CT scan found perforations inside the semicircular canals and an operation sealed the defect. (Source: Telegraph.co.uk)
Some things best not shared
More ways to over-share from Facebook: Expectant parents can now announce they have conceived by adding "Expected Child" to their Facebook family member status option, with the option to add an ultrasound photo, the name of the unborn child and a due date. Some users love the idea; but others were wary in case the pregnancy didn't go to plan. This comment said it best: "A friend of mine gleefully posted in her status that she was pregnant ... five weeks in! I was terrified that something bad would happen, and it did. She got sick, and then status-updated every harrowing step along the way to finally losing the baby three months later. ... there are some things that should remain within the circle of REAL friends and family, and not be shared with your brother's co-worker's sister that you had a great time with at the lake." (Source: TheMarySue.com)
