This week’s photos are just off the wall bonkers. We circled the globe looking for the craziest most insane pictures we could find and we think we did.
The picture above shows some bald headed boys wearing 3-D glasses, as they watch TV monitors at SK Telecom Ubiquitous Museum in Seoul, South Korea.The children entered the main temple of Korean Buddhism’s Chogye Order to experience a monk’s life for a month, leading up to the celebration of Buddha’s birthday on May 10.
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Next we go to Fort Worth Texas, were we met Dallas Wiens, a 26-year-old who was the first person to recieve a face transplant. Take a look at Wiens as he kisses his daughter for the first time in a long time. Last but not least, we meet Suman Khatun, a 6-year-old girl who needs some serious help.
We can’t make these pictures up, so look for yourselves.
New Face, New Man:
Dallas Wiens, 26, from Forth Worth, Texas was the recipient of the world’s first facial transplant and was able to tell his story.
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Pain:
A wounded Yemeni anti-government protester is treated at a makeshift field hospital following clashes with Yemeni security forces during a May 11 demonstration in Sanaa, calling for the ouster of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Security forces and plainclothes gunmen opened fire at thousands of protesters who were marching in the capital city.
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Run For Cover:
People run from the scene of a fire which ravaged four fuel tankers on Ibadan highway in Lagos, Nigeria, on May 11. A collision between two tankers led to an explosion that spread fire to two additional tankers driving along the highway. Two people were killed.
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Biggie, Biggie, Biggie, Can’t You See:
Suman Khatun, 6, from West Bengal, India is believed to be one of the world’s fattest kids, standing 3ft 5ins tall and weighing a staggering 145lbs, this child weighs five times more than she should.
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Cross Colors:
Police spray Ugandan opposition party leaders with colored water during demonstrations in Kampala on May 10. President Yoweri Museveni has vowed to crush protests and he blames rising food and fuel costs on drought and global oil price increases. Museveni, in power for 25 years, was sworn in for a fourth term on May 12 after winning February elections that opposition parties said were rigged.
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Grab Yo Gat:
Handguns lie on the back of a truck before being burned during the first day of a national disarmament campaign in Volta Redonda, Brazil.
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Mommy Dearest:
California mom Kerry Campbell has come under fire after admitting she injects her young daughter Britney with Botox to get rid of ‘wrinkles’ that appear on the girl’s face when she smiles.
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Twiins:
A Chinese woman gave birth to a baby girl with two heads. The conjoined twins share a single body, two arms and two legs and were born by Caesarean section. The sisters are believed to suffer from a condition known as dicephalic parapagus – an extremely unusual form of twin conjoinment where only a single body develops.
