# Yuck
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# Beaches
'It's bird, dog, horse, cow, and people poo': Swimmers warned to stay out of the water near Melbourne
There’s a bit of a nasty surprise waiting in the water.
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This futuristic bathroom door handle has a trick up its sleeve
It’s probably the most advanced bathroom door handle you’ll see today, or ever.
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An 8-year-old girl busted the McDonald's burger 'no rot' myth
Turns out they do have a use-by date.
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Secret video shows student allegedly spitting into her roommates' food
Her roommates filmed her in the kitchen.
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Surprise hospital checks uncover dirty portable toilets and mattresses
HIQA says all hospitals could do more to improve hand hygiene.
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Baby girl reacts hilariously to tasting pineapple for the first time
IT’S DISGUSTING. Give me more.
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Man sent to jail... for buying and eating three tigers
He bought the tigers for “a huge amount of money”, Chinese media says.
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Turns out that hand dryers can spread bacteria
That’s according to a new study from the University of Leeds.
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Kids taste coffee for the first time, remind you that it's actually disgusting
It doesn’t really taste NICE, does it. You need it, but it’s not NICE.
# Bottoms Up
Going to the bar for shots...of olive oil and vinegar
The Canadian city of Winnipeg has an odd new trend, with new tasting bars popping up.
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Who's got the dirtiest desk?
Lawyers and accountants have the dirtiest desks, according to a new survey. How dirty is yours?
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Gutter journalism: reporter gets drenched in sea foam whilst covering Irene
Tucker Barnes went to extraordinary and some might say unnecessary lengths to cover Hurricane Irene.
# Drought
Drought forces town to recycle urine
A Texan town has been hit so hard by drought that it will begin recycling treated effluent and turning it into drinking water.
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D'you want flies with that? Irish eaters find 'foreign objects' in their food
Food Safety Authority reveals that insects and random objects were found in people’s meals in 2010.
# Yuck
Average human eats 450g of insects a year
But apparently that’s not a bad thing! Insects are high in protein, iron and zinc, says new Dutch research.
