Dispensary Corner 13 Sep 12
September 13, 2012
NOT too worried about lice.
A group of three men have
been busted by customs officials
trying to smuggle monkeys out of
India and into Dubai.
The men were caught after
officials noticed suspicious bulges
in their underwear during a frisk
search.
Fortunately the primates, all
slender lorris’, were found alive
and well and were quickly
transported to an animal
hospital by a charity titled
People for Animals.
Sadly lorris’ have become
popular exotic pets of late,
leading to their decline in the wild.
THINK thin.
If you get clammy hands and a heightened heart rate in confined spaces, then the newest addition to the housing landscape in Warsaw, Poland, is definitely not for you. Designed by architect Jakub Szczesny, the abode will be the world’s thinnest house when it is complete, with its broadest point only measuring 120cms. The house is being designed as an “art installation” created to stimulate the feeling of restriction upon those that live within its confines. “It’s the most challenging project I ever had... the living conditions in it will require a spaceship-like adaptability,” said Szczesny. The house is set to be occupied for around a week at a time by a succession of artists and writers and is due to be open for business on 20 October.
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