A man purchased a malt loaf from a supermarket.  When he unwrapped it he found an entire body of a mouse embedded in the loaf.  Not just a tail or a foot... a WHOLE mouse!  Nasty!

Link (Thanks, starnami!)

"Designers from Philippine Ad agency DM9-JaymeSyfu created quite a dubious series of ad posters advertising an antifungal agent Tolnaftate." One ad was of training shoes made of turds, slippers made from dead fish, and house slippers made of dead rats. Ew. I almost lost my lunch when I saw this. I just wonder if they used actually poo or if somebody manipulated a Snicker's bar. I really hope it is the latter! You can read the full story and see the rest of the pics

As I'm a nature macrophotography buff, I took all these pictures myself, in my own kitchen, using the same high-end photography equipment I use to take pictures of flowers and insects. As you'll see from these pictures, the detail is astonishing. You may never look at your sandwich meat the same way again.

Ahhh.. So that's what makes those Jimmy Dean sausages so delicious!

Mystery Meat Macrophotography - A NewsTarget PhotoTour by Mike Adams

Nine-year-old Jesse Courtney from Oregon was complaining of a "Rice Krispie" popping sound in his ear.  What started as a faint popping sound, the "snap, crackle and pop" turned into an ear ache. 

When the doctor irrigated the Jesse's ear, a dead spider fell out as well as a live one.  Apparently, Jesse had two spiders crawling around on his eardrum.  The spiders were about the size of a pencil eraser.

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For just $89 you can be the proud owner of the Toilet Lid Sink...

With each flush of your commode, clean water that would otherwise go straight down the toilet is first routed up through a chrome gooseneck spigot to dispense pure water for hand washing.

Supposedly, the water is 'clean', but I can't help but be disturbed with the fact that I'm cleaning my hands with toilet water.

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Previously:
Dinner is  Served, Toilet water cleaner than ice in fast food restaurants

If you have a weak stomach, the Martun isn't for you.

The Martun is a popular theme restaurant located in Taiwan. You are seated on.... ummm... a toilet and your dishes are served in toilet-like bowls.

Sure I've heard of people eating on beds or in the rainforest, but on the toilet? I'd prefer eating in private.