First
man: "There's a guy who lives up the street from me
who used to work in construction. One day last year his
hand got run over by a bulldozer. Whatever those doctors
did, it's really amazing - today he's a concert pianist."
Second man: "That's nothing. I knew a guy in college
- laziest bum I ever knew. He was really fat and out of
shape. He was trying to hitch a ride one day and got hit
by a truck. Broke nearly every damn bone in his body. Somehow
they put him back together better than he was before. Now
he's a triathlete and he's planning to try out for the Olympics."
Third man: "Yeah, well I knew this poor retarded kid.
He couldn't do a whole lot, but someone at the dynamite
factory got charitable and gave him a job as a stockboy.
He was working in the warehouse one day and got locked in.
It was dark and he couldn't find the door. Not being too
bright, he lit a match to try to find his way. The whole
place exploded. All they could find of him was a few fingers
and his eyebrows. From that little bit they were able to
put him back together and today that kid is the President
of the USA"
A forensic science graduate caught a care assistant
thieving from her sick grandmother - with the help of a camera hidden
inside a teddy bear.
Emma Sampson, 21, set out to nab the thief after her grandmother, 75-year-old
Thelma Sampson, noticed that money was missing from her home in Walton,
Liverpool, England.
The forensic science graduate cleverly put her science skills to work
and called in the help of teddy and a hidden camera.
Emma and her dad Robert devised the scheme after his mom Thelma, who has
end stage leukemia, noticed £40 had gone missing from her purse.