This story is hard to swallow. First, twin contestants Claire and Brynne Odioso... who are pretty hot, finished off a drink donkey semen episode of 'Fear Factor;' chased it down with urine; had the segment pulled; then went on a Tampa radio show and catch heat for it from NBC. TMZ reported that A few hours later the twins were reminded by show representative that they had signed confidentiality agreements. The staffer warned them to stop talking to the media or else face legal reprisal. As for the show (CAUTION: THIS PART GETS GRAPHIC) they described the juice as "Extremely bitter going down ... with hints of hay" -- and she vomited several times before successfully drinking the entire glass.." They also assured everyone that no animals were harmed in the piece and that animal semen is consumed in parts of the world like Australia and New Zealand."
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About one-million packets of birth control pills are being recalled by Pfizer because they might not have enough contraceptive to halt pregnancy, the company announced yesterday. Although the affected pills don't pose a health risk, Pfizer is urging consumers who used the pills to "begin using a non-hormonal form of contraception immediately." The pills affected are 14 lots of the Lo/Overal-28 tablets and 14 lots of Norgestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol tablets. Source: Reuters |
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While most of America is looking forward to Super Bowl 46, some passionate sports fans, will be looking forward to Lingerie Bowl 9. It's nothing short of amazing that the Lingerie Bowl has been around nine years -- and is actually being played now after an entire season of lingerie football, featuring 12 teams. The Super Bowl will be played this Sunday And, wonder of wonders, so will the Lingerie Bowl. So, instead of watching the endless pre-game commentary, you can flip on over to MTV2 before the Super Bowl to watch the Lingerie Bowl. If you're into that sort of thing. Check It Out: Click here for a commercial for the Lingerie Bowl. Check It Out: The Lingerie Football League official website. (SAFE FOR WORK) |