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Restaurant commits punctuation blunder on advertising pamphlet

An Indian restaurant in London has been ridiculed for missing out on a small but crucial punctuation sign on its leaflet.

Social media users were left laughing out loud when a picture of a pamphlet for Anu’s Kitchen began to do the rounds on the Internet.

According to new reports, the leaflet was used on a takeaway delivery site ‘Foodhub’, and read: “Anus Kitchen is now available on foodhub.co.uk.”

The lack of apostrophe after Anu did not go unnoticed as it inadvertently changed the whole meaning of the word.

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It led to merciless trolling of the Indian restaurant on social media. The picture was first shared on Facebook user Paul Brook, who wrote: “Why punctuation is important.”

It had since gathered hundreds of ‘likes’ and amused comments on the social media platform.

— ndtv.com

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Texas woman’s tongue is the world’s widest at 3.11 inches

 A Texas woman was awarded a Guinness World Records title for the surprising contents of her mouth – a 3.11-inch-wide tongue.

Brittany Lacayo told the record-keeping organization she decided to apply for the title after learning about the former record-holder, Emily Schlenker, whose tongue measured 2.89 inches wide.

Lacayo’s tongue is exactly as wide as the average length of an adult woman’s tongue: 3.11 inches.

Her tongue actually is wider than it is long when measured from the epiglottis, the flap of cartilage located behind the tongue.

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“It is neat and kind of funny,” Lacayo told Guinness World Records.

The male version of the record belongs to American Brian Thompson, whose tongue measures 3.49 inches wide.

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One day a mom noticed that when her son was logging onto a favorite website, he typed a very long password. She asked him what it was, and he replied, “MickeyMinnieGoofyPluto.”

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She asked him why he would use such a password. “Because,” he explained, “it says your password has to have at least four characters.

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Ohio man’s dog license number earns him $50,000 lottery prize

An Ohio man used the numbers from his beloved dog’s license tag to play a Pick 5 lottery, drawing and scored a $50,000 prize.

Roger Sours of Tiffin told Ohio Lottery officials he bought a ticket for Wednesday’s Pick 5 drawing at the Pit Stop on N Washington Street in Tiffin and selected a special set of numbers: 1-0-8-2-2.

“I play two sets of numbers for Pick 5 and this number, the number that hit was actually my license number for my German Shepherd that I played. She’s no longer with us anymore,” he said.

Sours said he was shocked when he watched the lottery results on TV.

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“I just sat here. I watched the lottery when I can, when it’s on TV and I just sat here. It was like, I froze. I just couldn’t believe that it hit,” he recalled.

Sours said his winnings will go toward taking care of some bills and giving a boost to his savings account.

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