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South Korean Twin Sisters Look Unrecognizable after Amazing Plastic Surgery

Posted: 03 Dec 2013 03:00 AM PST

Plastic surgery is so common now, it shouldn't shock us anymore. But you can't help being amazed at certain transformations. Like these South Korean twins' almost unbelievable change.

We don't know their names. All we know is that they were participants on the popular South Korean TV show – Let's Beauty. The show focuses on people who say they feel held back by their appearance, helping them look better and feel more confident.

Snapshots of the twins' transformation are all over the internet. Honestly, I think they looked pretty good before the surgery. But they look breathtakingly beautiful now. The photographs show a surgeon analyzing the twins' appearance and going over the procedure. There's a sneak preview of the dramatic difference in the making. And the final pictures show a detailed view of the completely reconstructed faces.

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How Bad Do You Have to Go? Extreme Toilet Perched on a Cliff in Siberia

Posted: 03 Dec 2013 02:00 AM PST

The world's most extreme toilet is located in Siberia, 2,600m (over 8,500 feet) above sea level. It's not just the height that makes it scary; the toilet is perched rather precariously on the edge of a cliff. I think it looks like it might fall right off if a very heavy person used it.

What's this lonely lavatory doing up there all by itself, you ask? Well, it's meant to serve just five people – employees at the remote weather station at Kara-Tyurek.

Kara-Tyurek, which means 'Black Heart' in the local language, lies in the Russian Altai Mountains. Its weather station has been operational since 1939, and the five people working there have just the one toilet to use.

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Israeli Restaurant Offers 50% Discount to Patrons Who Turn Off Their Phones

Posted: 03 Dec 2013 01:00 AM PST

Restaurant owner Jawdat Ibrahim is making his patrons an offer they cannot refuse – switch off your mobile, reduce your bill by half.

Ibrahim thinks smartphones have completely destroyed the dining experience. "Technology is very good. But just when you eat, just especially when you are with your family and your friends, you can wait for half-an-hour and enjoy the food and the company," he says. "A lot of people, they sit down and they don't enjoy their food."

I must admit he does have a point there. These days, almost everyone looks more at their phones than the people beside them. Ibrahim is dismayed when he sees married couples or friends sitting in silence, staring at their screens and finally asking for their food to be reheated.

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