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What -Man has heart attack at Heart Attack Grill

A U.S. man suffered a heart attack while eating a Triple Bypass Burger at The Heart Attack Grill on Saturday. The unnamed man who made the burger joint live up to its name survived and is recovering, the restaurant says. Customers at the Las Vegas diner -- where waitresses dress like nurses, anyone over 350 lbs eats for free and the owner sports a lab coat and stethoscope -- were seemingly unfazed. "It says right on the door, it's hazardous to your health," diner C.J. Beeman told Fox 5 Vegas.

One customer caught the incident on video and posted it online. "I actually felt horrible for the gentleman because the tourists were taking photos of him as if it were some type of stunt. Even with our own morbid sense of humour, we would never pull a stunt like that," said Doctor Jon Basso, who owns The Heart Attack Grill and is not really a doctor.

But even Basso thought it was a joke at first. "One of the nurses came back to me and said, 'Dr. Jon, we've got a patient who's in trouble,'" he said, adding he called 911 when he saw she was not kidding.   

Why -Tilted Kilt Waitresses Sue Over Sexual Harassment

CHICAGO (CBS) – Nineteen waitresses who worked at the Tilted Kilt on Wabash Avenue — a Celtic-themed bar where waitresses wear tartan miniskirts and skimpy white shirts over tartan-patterned bras — have filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the sports bar.

Mark Roth, an attorney for the 19 women, said a bar manager made disgusting comments to his clients.

“There were requests for sex. There were degrading comments that were made. Something that no woman should have to put up with anywhere, let alone by their manager in the workforce,” Roth said Among the allegations in the lawsuit, filed Wednesday in federal court:

• The manager allegedly took a straw full of water and put it down at least one waitress’ dress, releasing the water and remarking, “I’m trying to get your panties wet,” and, “That’s how daddy likes it – with your panties wet.”

Unlucky-Exploding cigarette injures Florida man

Electronic cigarettes are supposed to be better for your health than the tobacco kind. But that wasn't the case for a Florida man when an electronic smoke blew up in his face Monday, knocking out his teeth and leaving him with severe burns and other injuries.

Vietnam vet Tom Holloway, of Niceville, has been trying to kick the nasty habit for about two years, reported Florida's WEAR TV.

His wife rushed to his study when she heard a noise "like a firecracker," according to a neighbour quoted in the report. Holloway's electronic cigarette had exploded, sending red-hot debris around the room that melted everything it touched, WEAR said. Holloway was treated at a burn centre after the blast "knocked out all his teeth and part of his tongue," according to a neighbour. Fire chief Butch Parker speculated the cigarette's battery may have ignited.

"It was basically like him holding a bottle rocket in his mouth," he told the TV station.

 

Bad-Student suspended over 'hot for teacher' essay (video)

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Real-Dead man alive and well in Florida (video)

 I can’t get a credit card, nothing, because I’m dead,” says Harles May, who was accidentally declared dead in January. May, who had his benefits cut off due to the error, talks to WTLV-TV’s Ken Amaro about the mix-up.

 

Unbelievable -Lost wedding ring discovered after an interesting journey

A wedding ring has turned up at a butcher's three years after it was swallowed by a calf.

And now Victorian farmer Will Jelbart is calling for the rightful owner to stake his claim. Mr Jelbart and his wife, Sarah, were managing a tourist dairy farm in Lang Lang in 2009 when a visitor told them a calf had sucked the ring from his finger. Now, three years on, the calf, Yogie, has made its way to the freezer.Two weeks ago, while searching through the contents of one of Yogie's stomachs, Leongatha butcher Duane Thomas made the glistening find."It was quite a surprise. We were pretty excited. It's a wedding ring, so it's got sentimental value," Mr Thomas said.He said the gold ring was engraved, with a date on it, but unfortunately he no longer had the owner's details.

Mr Thomas said he and Mr Jelbart spent up to 30 minutes looking for the ring before they found it."We were quite lucky because we'd actually given up looking for it. We weren't 100 per cent sure if that was the cow that had swallowed the ring," he said.He said that despite being in Yogie's stomach since 2009, the ring appeared to be as good as new.

"It was a good find.