Dispensary Corner 29 Jul 10
July 29, 2010
BREWERS in Austria have
revealed the secret of a new beer
which is claimed to boost
drinkers’ sexual performance - the
brew apparently contains cheese.
The UK’s Metro newspaper says
the beverage “promises a positive
and healthy response” after a big
night of drinking.
One drinker told Metro that he
was looking forward to getting
smashed at the local before a
warm welcome at home.
“My wife can’t have any
objection to me spending the
night down the pub now,” he said.
THE University of Tasmania has
launched a new mental health
initiative which aims to help
people tackle the fear of flying.
The uni’s Psychology Clinic says
the four-session Aerophobia
program aims to help people
understand their fears and
develop coping strategies.
An experienced pilot explains
the mechanics of flying, with
sessions also including group
counselling and instruction in
relaxation techniques.
The free program has already
had good feedback, with
spokesperson Dr Caroline
Scwerkolt saying it had allowed
people to “travel interstate to see
new grandchildren or catch up
with people they went to school
with 20 years ago”.
THE newest shortie steps up.
Measuring in at a mere 76cm,
Huang Kaiquan from the Chinese
province of Huang, is hoping to
take the title of the World’s
Smallest Man (living).
Coming in only 1.4cm taller
than the previous title holder, He
Pingping (who died earlier in the
year), 40-year old Kaiquan has
told local media that in addition
to being short he also smokes
heavily, is a former magician and
still lives with his mother.
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