THat time of the year again and FratFury.com would just like to take the time out to wish a Happy Thanksgiving to all of our readers. Have a great 4-day weekend, eat lots of turkey, drink lots of beer, watch football and spend time with your family. We all have a lot to be thankful for.
When I first read the headline of this the other day, I thought to myself, only in America. I was wrong though, this monster of a baby is actually Asian, being born to an indonesian mother in North Sumatra. Reports say that the baby’s cry sounds like a Lion’s roar, and I don’t want to be presumptuous, but could this baby’s gigantic roar be the cause of the devastating earthquake that hit Sumatra this week? Anyways, check him out next to another newborn baby, he looks like his older brother and they were born on the same day. He is the second biggest baby ever born, the biggest being 23 pounds set in 1879. Doctors claim his size due to the fact that his mother had diabetes. Go figure.
You guys have got to check out this Irish girl by the name of April FitzGibbons. More pics of her can be found over at Late For Mass.
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Circumcisions are a pretty scary thing. Personally I’m extremely thankful that I don’t remember a thing about mine, although I’ve been told I was the best endowed baby that the doctor had laid eyes on, unfortunately for me it’s still that size. Anyways even more thankful that I am that I don’t remember anything about it, I can’t be thankful enough for the fact that it wasn’t this guy performing it.
While I do support this idea, I can’t help but thinking that technology is keeping us from having actual conversations and interactions with people. On the other hand, normally when you order something at Jack in the Box, your order can go wrong in two ways, one from the guy who takes your order, and one from the guy who makes it. Here, the computer can only do what you tell it, so you know who screwed up if something comes out wrong. This kiosk definitely looks a lot smarter than the greasy teenagers I always see behind the counter at jack in the Box.
