Britney Spears went “completely psycho” as she was rushed to L.A.’s Cedars-Sinai Thursday

Britney Spears was rushed to the hospital after a call to the police last night as she was found hanging from the ceiling yelling "I am the lizard king" and refusing to hand over her youngest boy to K-Feds bodyguard. The police say she was "under the influence of an unknown substance", which could be anything at this point. Brit Brit will snort, drink, inhale anything for a buzz nowadays.

While witnesses describe Britney as definitely being on drugs, "She was sobbing as she was taken out of her house on a gurney. "They had to strap her down like a mental patient and she alternated between laughing and hysterics, a total psychotic breakdown. She just went crazy."

(If Britney was under control of some substance, why was the court appointed supervisor not aware of it and why were the children not taken away at the time?)

Can you name this animal?.....

a little xmas humor at rudolf's expense!





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Sgt Dan Powers (above and below) survived an attack in which four inches of a knife blade (also pictured) was rammed into his skull

An American soldier had a miraculous escape from a knife attack in which four inches of a blade was rammed into his skull.

At first Sergeant Dan Powers wasn't even aware that he had been stabbed by an Iraqi insurgent.

He was patrolling in the streets of East Baghdad in Iraq when his attacker came up behind him.

He simply thought he had been bumped "like a football tackle" until colleagues told him what had happened.

"There was no pain because the brain has no pain sensory nerves. It was all surface, like someone punched me in the head," he said.
His fellow soldiers decided against pulling out the blade, instead protecting the knife handle with bandages and a plastic cup, and taking him to a military hospital.

Throughout his surgery Powers was awake, explaining to the doctors what had happened as they worked on the knife.

At one point someone placed a phone over his ear so he could talk to his wife back at home and reassure her that everything would be fine.

Senior surgeon in Iraq Lt. Col. Richard Teff was guided by video link from the US by the army's top vascular neurosurgeon Lt. Col. Rocco Armonda.

"We were lucky we had the right people in the right place," Dr. Teff said.

Dr. Teff faced a difficult dilemma, carry out a major brain and artery operation, or cross his fingers and pull out the knife embedded in the victim's brain.

"Any time you have a penetrating stab to the head, the biggest concern is what's going to happen when you pull the knife out," he explained.

"He started bleeding like crazy, enough to make everyone in the room worry he might die," Teff said.

Despite fears that Sgt. Powers would suffer severe paralysis, brain damage and lost eyesight, he confounded the experts.

Though he faced more surgery back in the US, after a month he was discharged.

He was given the knife, which he agreed to send it back to Baghdad for his attacker's trial.

He said he does not know what happened to his attacker, but understood the Iraqis "will lengthen his neck a little bit".

His remarkable recovery is regarded as a miracle of modern military medicine.

- November 9, 2007.

How many of these do you remember?

The perfect age is somewhere between old enough to know better and too young to care. How many of these do you remember?
Candy Cigarettes.
Plastic Army Men. Soda Pop machines that dispensed glass bottles. Coffee shops with tableside jukeboxes. Blackjack, Clove and Teaberry chewing gum. Home milk delivery in glass bottles with cardboard stoppers. Chief Pontiac Signs. P.F. Flyers. Telephone numbers with a word prefix...(Raymond 4-601)...Party Lines.....

These Are The Best I Have Ever Seen !