Women, Please Don’t Shove Ground-Up Wasp Nests Up Your Vagina!

In Malaysia there are lots of products for tightening the vagina, and it shows that this practice is very popular. Recently, a top doctor has had to write a warning post of a sort to remind others to not use wasp nests as vagina tighteners. This is for many reasons, like one, it causes sex to be really painful for the user, and it removes healthy bacteria that helps with the vagina’s maintenance.

Another name for wasp nests here would be oak gall. It is called oak gall because it is made by a specific type of wasp: gall wasp. These oak galls contain the larva that are developing inside.

According to some traditional health sites, one would have to ground the wasp nest before it could be inserted into the vagina. Apparently it can tighten the vagina as well as dry it.

But also we should also know that there is an Etsy site that sells these things. And guess where it’s from?


Source: HeritageHealthShop @ Etsy

Of course the shop is based in Malaysia!

Regardless, here is the item details, for those who are curious:

Source: HealthHeritageShop @ Etsy

However, after checking on the shop again, it was found that the oak galls are no longer there. This is possibly because the oak galls are sold out. The shop now only sells candlenuts for cooking.

The recommendation not to use oak galls and not to buy it from the shop came from Dr Gunter. She is an obstetrics and gynecology specialist, and I would take her word for it!

For a re-statement, the reasons why you shouldn’t use oak galls:

it dries up the vagina, which will cause painful sex.
it will tighten the vagina.
it will destroy healthy bacteria that helps with vagina maintenance. The vagina is a self-maintaining organ!
it can also increase the risk of HIV.
applying the paste will burn.
And they also say that whatever hurts is bad for the part. This applies for the vagina too!

Family Moved Out Of Their Home For The Sixth Time Because Of Their Pet Pig’s Loud Snoring Sound

Chinese Family Moved Out Of Their Home For The Sixth Time Because Of Their Pet Pig’s Loud Snoring Sound

Imagine turning off the lights and tucking yourself into bed and all of a sudden your neighbors have their music on really loud. It will piss you off so much right? Well, I’m pretty sure we all go through that situation once in awhile.

Unfortunately, a Chinese family’s neighbor had to go through the same problem every single day. But it wasn’t because of the loud music. It was because of the snoring sound coming from the family’s pet pig. Yes, you read that right.

On Tuesday, a family from China moved for the sixth time because of their neighbor’s complaints about their pet pig’s super loud snoring.

According to SCMP, the family bought “Du Du” seven years ago from a pet shop when it was an adorable 4kg little piglet. They were promised by the seller that it would stay small forever. Hmm but that has not quite been the case.

Six months passed by and “Du Du” had quickly gained 20 kg, according to Sina News report.  The family realize they had been cheated, but that didn’t make them love their pet pig any less. They soon decided to just keep the Du Du, no matter how big it became.

Now some eight years later, Du Du ballooned up into a 150kg hogzilla that eats everything in the house, requires multiple showers per day, and of course, snores so loudly that the family’s been forced to pack everything up and change apartments six time. Yes, six freaking times.


The last time they moved at the end of May, the family was forced to hire five people to help carry their colossal piggy out the door.

From the land of road bullies and they are like Zoombies now and everywhere

[ROAD BULLY AGAIN?] Malaysian Couple Gives The Middle Finger After Illegally Reversing In A One-Way Street

What are you doing, people? Can’t you just be more patient while on the road?

A Facebook page posted another viral video regarding a pair of Malaysian couple, who believed are husband and wife has rudely showed their middle finger after they had a conflict with the Chinese couple who recorded the video. The video has went viral as there are similar cases had just happened few days ago.



According to the news source, the Malaysian couple who were with a baby, nearly had a car accident with the Chinese couple after they accidentally drove reversely in an one-way alleyway. However, the Malaysian couple who “supposed” to be fault do not think they are at fault have allegedly shown their rude actions to the Chinese couple who stayed in the car.

The husband who was wearing a black polo T-shirt has impatiently smacked the Chinese couple’s car window while requesting them to get down from the car. When the video comes to the passenger’s side, the wife who was carrying a baby has furiously shown her middle finger to both of the woman and man in the car.

Meanwhile, the husband has continuously smacking the car window and probably his patient level has come to the max, he fiercely kicked the car door and again, shown his middle finger.



I can understand how parents are worried about their child if accident really happens, but wait, we can settle the problem peacefully. There is no need to behave in such a rude way.

This is the car belongs to the Malaysian couple.


Readers will probably remember the case which just happened similarly with this case, where one of the ladies in the family has shown her ‘powerful’ middle finger and threw her slippers to the Chinese young lady driver’s car. We can understand that sometimes we will have bad days or emotional times, but hey, the strangers are not your rubbish bin who collects your ‘garbage’. Be respectful and be patient all the time when you are on the road!

Here’s the video!

Cyborg dragonfly spy takes to the sky: Researcher show off modified 'surveillance insect'

Operation DragonflEye is a go. Researchers have successful strapped a tiny backpack (inset) fitted with electronics, sensors and a solar cell to a live insect – and it has taken to the skies for its maiden flight. The DragonflEye is controlled by pulses of light sent through specific neurons in its brain, allowing researchers to remotely operate the drone-like bug to guide pollination or explore areas unfit for humans.

Now got spectacles and can record videos

£130 Snapchat Spectacles - able to record 10-second video clips - FINALLY go on sale in the UK: Here's where to buy a pair and how they work

Snapchat's glasses, which launched in the US in November, are on sale from yellow Snapbots in London, Paris, Berlin, Barcelona and Venice to mark the European launch. The £130 sunglasses (left) record 10-second video clips which are then sent to the user's Snapchat account, where they can be shared with friends. The glasses, which launched in the US in November, are the first piece of hardware built by Snapchat's parent company, Snap Inc. UK customers can currently find the yellow vending machine by the London Eye (right).

What's inside the 'pit of Mars'? Satellites spot strange 'Swiss cheese' area of the red planet next to a giant hole

New image from the HiRISE instrument reveals strange circular formation in Mars' southern hemisphere

It also shows a look at the 'Swiss cheese terrain,' with shallow pits dotting the carbon dioxide ice

Experts say the bizarre Martian pit could be either an impact crater or a South Polar collapse pit

By Cheyenne Macdonald For Dailymail.com

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A bizarre pit in Mars’ southern hemisphere has left scientists baffled as to how it formed.

The feature, which resembles the home of a fictional Star Wars beast that could swallow a person whole, may have been created from an impact with a rogue space rock – or, it could be the result of a collapse at the surface.

A stunning new image captured by the HiRISE instrument on NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has revealed a look at the strange circular formation and the surrounding ‘Swiss cheese terrain’ on the red planet.

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A bizarre pit in Mars’ southern hemisphere has left scientists baffled as to how it formed. The feature, which resembles the home of a fictional Star Wars beast that could swallow a person whole, may have been created from an impact with a rogue space rock – or, it could be the result of a collapse at the surface

The image was captured on March 25, during the late stages of summer in Mars’ southern hemisphere, researchers say.

At this time, the sun sits low in the sky, better revealing the subtle texture of the Martian surface.

‘We see many shallow pits in the bright residual cap of carbon dioxide ice (also called “Swiss cheese terrain”),’ wrote Alfred McEwen, of the University of Arizona’s Lunar & Planetary Laboratory.

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The stunning new image captured by the HiRISE instrument has revealed a look at the strange circular formation and the surrounding ‘Swiss cheese terrain’

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From the angle captured by HiRISE, the menacing-looking depression looks much like the Great Pit of Carkoon, which housed Jabba the Hutt’s carnivorous sarlacc in the Star Wars series (pictured left).

The expert says the pit could be either an impact crater or a collapse pit, both of which are common on Mars.

From the angle captured by HiRISE, the menacing-looking depression looks much like the Great Pit of Carkoon, which housed Jabba the Hutt’s carnivorous sarlacc in the Star Wars series.

It isn't the first time scientists have spotted an unusual crater on Mars.

Earlier this year, researchers investigated a bizarre scaly feature discovered on the South Polar layered deposits.

While it’s thought to be an impact crater, the icy terrain experiences processes that drastically alter the form of surface features such as these, causing uncertainty about its true origin.

The size and frequency of impact craters on Mars can help scientist paint a clearer picture of a landscape’s age, according to NASA.

But, as they flatten and morph over time, it’s sometimes difficult to ascertain an impact origin.

MARS: A WET PLANET 

Evidence of water on Mars dates back to the Mariner 9 mission, which arrived in 1971. It revealed clues of water erosion in river beds and canyons as well as weather fronts and fogs.

Viking orbiters that followed caused a revolution in our ideas about water on Mars by showing how floods broke through dams and carved deep valleys.

Mars is currently in the middle of an ice age, and before this study, scientists believed liquid water could not exist on its surface.

In June 2013, Curiosity found powerful evidence that water good enough to drink once flowed on Mars.

In September of the same year, the first scoop of soil analysed by Curiosity revealed that fine materials on the surface of the planet contain two per cent water by weight.

Last month, scientists provided the best estimates for water on Mars, claiming it once had more liquid H2) than the Arctic Ocean - and the planet kept these oceans for more than 1.5 billion years.

The findings suggest there was ample time and water for life on Mars to thrive, but over the last 3.7 billion years the red planet has lost 87 per cent of its water - leaving it barren and dry.

This is the case with the strange scaly indent captured by the HiRISE instrument.

An image of the feature projected at a scale of 50 centimeters (19.7 inches) per pixel shows how it dwarfs all the other pock-marks that dot the landscape.

It came just days after NASA revealed the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has completed 50,000 orbits around the red planet since 2006.

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Scientists are investigating a bizarre scaly feature on the surface of Mars that could be the site of a past impact. The circular structure was discovered on the South Polar layered deposits, and a stunning new image from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter’s HiRISE instrument reveals a close look at its strangely reptilian appearance

The space agency released a stunning animation that shows how the observations have accumulated over the last 11 years.

The mosaic shows the increasing coverage at just one frame per month, revealing how the orbiter’s Context Camera pieced together more than 99 percent of the Martian surface.

As the craft completed its 50,000th orbit this week, the space agency has revealed a stunning new animation that shows how the observations have accumulated over the last 11 years. The mosaic shows the increasing coverage at just one frame per month

The orbiter’s Context Camera (CTX) ‘exploits a sweet spot in the balance between resolution and image file size,’ according to NASA.

It achieves a resolution of roughly 20 feet (6 meters) per pixel, and in the years since it switched on, it’s imaged 99.1 percent of Mars – about the equivalent of the land area of Earth.

According to the space agency, no other camera deployed to the red planet has captured such detailed observations as this.

Over about a decade, the camera has taken roughly 90,000 images, with each one covering a swath of ground roughly 18.6 miles wide.

Despite the distance, it can capture features as smaller than a tennis court.

The camera has made a few return trips, observing 60.4 percent of the planet more than once to help scientists better understand the surface, and learn more about future landing sites.
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The orbiter’s Context Camera (CTX) ‘exploits a sweet spot in the balance between resolution and image file size,’ according to NASA. It achieves a resolution of roughly 20 feet (6 meters) per pixel, and in the years since it switched on, it’s imaged 99.1 percent of Mars – about the equivalent of the land area of Earth

‘Reaching 99.1 percent coverage has been tricky because a number of factors, including weather conditions, coordination with other instruments, downlink limitations, and orbital constraints, tend to limit where we can image and when,’ said Michael Malin, the Context Camera Team Leader, from Malin Space Science Systems, San Diego.

‘Single coverage provides a baseline we can use for comparison with future observations, as we look for changes.

‘Re-imaging areas serves two functions: looking for changes and acquiring stereoscopic views from which we can make topographic maps.’

The Context Camera has observed dramatic changes on the surface, including more than 200 observations of fresh impact craters, which have allowed scientists to calculate the rate of collisions from space rocks.

And, some of these craters have revealed material thought to be water ice.

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Its latest adjustment took place just last week, using a 45.1-second burn of six intermediate-sized rocket engines to shift the orbit so the craft can be in the right place to receive transmissions from NASA’s InSight Mars lander, as it descends to the surface on Nov 26, 2018. The image shows footprints from HiRISE in an analysis of eventual landing spot for InSight

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter was launched August 12,2005, and began capturing images after reaching orbit in 2006.

It eventually revised its orbit after several months, using the friction with Mars’ upper atmosphere.

Its latest adjustment took place just last week, using a 45.1-second burn of six intermediate-sized rocket engines to shift the orbit so the craft can be in the right place to receive transmissions from NASA’s InSight Mars lander, as it descends to the surface on Nov 26, 2018.

‘After 11 and a half years in flight, the spacecraft is healthy and remains fully functional,’ said MRO Project Manager Dan Johnston at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

‘It’s a marvellous vehicle that we expect will service the Mars Exploration Program and Mars science for many more years to come.’

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Commentary: The week Trump kissed up to Saudi Arabia, kissed off Europe, and French-kissed the Philippines

Published on June 2, 2017

By Anthony L Hall

One of the many unseemly things about Donald Trump as president of the United States is his longing admiration for dictators. In “Hail Erdogan -- Nouveau Sultan of Turkey,” April 17, 2017, I ridiculed this as his dictator envy.

But even I was left stupefied as I watched him play über dictator on the world stage last week.

Anthony L. Hall is a Bahamian who descends from the Turks and Caicos Islands. He is an international lawyer and political consultant - headquartered in Washington DC - who also publishes a current events weblog, The iPINIONS Journal, at http://ipjn.com

Trump began his first presidential trip abroad at an “Arab Islamic American Summit” in Saudi Arabia, where he reveled among potentates as if they had just elected him their honorary Caliph. He ended it at a NATO summit in Belgium, where he treated Western leaders as if they were nothing more than ungrateful vassals of his “America First” state of mind.

What truly beggars belief, however, is the antic camaraderie Trump exhibited among those Muslim autocrats. I’ve already referenced his dictator envy. Therefore, his sociopathic tendency to project is the only other thing that can help explain it. This refers to his infamous habit of accusing others of traits, blame, behavior, etc. that inhere in himself. In this case, perhaps Trump is the closet Muslim he used to accuse Obama of being …

Trump clearly thought he was being fêted. But he was being fattened like a white cow for zabiha (slaughter).

After all, the 50 Sunni leaders at this summit clearly intended to lure him (i.e., the United States) to side with them in the Sunni-Shia conflict that has defined Islam for over a thousand years. They tried this with Obama to no avail for eight years. But Trump fell for it hook, line, and sinker in four months.

They fattened him up with hundreds of billions in arms and other deals. And Trump showed Pavlovian appreciation.

But the real price for his egomaniacal folly will be paid in the blood of more American soldiers on the killing fields of the Middle East, as well as that of innocent Americans on the streets of the United States.

His folly in this latter case is particularly insidious. Because Trump is siding with the very Sunni leaders who fund and/or inspire over 90 percent of the terrorism that plagues the world today. I commented more fully on this fateful irony just days ago in “WTF: Saudis Giving Islamophobic Trump the Royal Treatment…?” May 20, 2017.

Meanwhile, this is the same Trump who ridiculed Obama for bowing to the Saudi king. But, in his contradictory fashion, he also accused Michelle Obama of “insulting the Saudis” by not wearing a headscarf during her husband’s state visit.

As it happens, though, Trump’s contradictions are surpassed in their brazenness only by his hypocrisies. Therefore, it came as no surprise when a video of Trump curtsying to the king went viral last week. He also didn’t seem to mind his wife insulting the Saudis by not wearing a headscarf during his state visit.

Apropos of insulting hosts, Trump began insulting America’s European allies long before his arrival in Brussels on May 24. Therefore, it also came as no surprise when, on this occasion to reaffirm the ties that bind the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), his words reeked like a skunk at a garden party.

Specifically, he hurled patently misguided allegations about Europeans sponging off American taxpayers for their national defense, respectively. That was bad enough. But he added injury when he physically pushed aside the prime minister of Montenegro -- who happened to be standing where Trump felt he needed to be to preen as top peacock for a routine photo op.

Accordingly, he not only stunk up the place, but behaved like a bull in a china shop to boot, which probably gives bulls a bad name. Alas, as German Chancellor Angela Merkel telegraphed, the fallout might prove seismic and historic:

Speaking at a beer hall rally in Munich on Sunday, Merkel suggested that the era when Europe could rely on the United States may be coming to an end. …

‘I experienced that in the last a few days, and therefore I can only say that we Europeans must really take our fate into our own hands … we have to fight for our own future and destiny as Europeans.’

The dramatic announcement came after contentious meetings with Trump, who had used his first official trip to Europe to criticize German trade, scold world leaders about their NATO spending and refuse to commit to the Paris agreement on combating climate change.

(Washington Post, May 29, 2017)

In other words, Trump did in two days what Russian President Vladimir Putin has been trying to do for nearly two decades: He sowed discord in NATO -- the greatest military alliance in the history of mankind and the unassailable guarantor of peace on the Continent of Europe since WWII.

Not content with that, though, he also sowed discord over the global effort to combat climate change. In this case, he vowed to withdraw the United States from the Paris accord, which nearly every county in the world has signed on to. Indeed, it speaks volumes that, if he follows through, the United States will be in dubious company with only two other countries, namely Syria and Nicaragua. (This would easily be the most perverse of his “America First” (Earth in the Balance?) policies, but this is not the commentary to elaborate.)

More to the point, it’s a wonder he didn’t declare his intent to withdraw from the G7 -- the influential group of Western democracies that meets regularly to coordinate economic, security, and energy policy.

Yet despite all this, the preternaturally clueless Trump is hailing his trip as “a great success.” Of course, Putin must be laughing at his dumb luck. After all, he could never have imagined having an American president who seems almost as hell-bent as he is on undermining the democratic institutions, multilateral agreements, and military alliances that have reinforced America’s status as leader of the free world for the past 70 years.

This brings me to Trump’s blossoming bromance with Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte. In fact, the foregoing should explain why the following came as no surprise:
US President Donald Trump told his Philippines’ counterpart that he was doing a good job fighting an illegal drug epidemic in his country, an effort that has led to thousands of deaths and drawn international condemnation from human rights groups…

‘Any assertion by any world leader, including, US President Donald Trump, that Duterte is doing ‘an unbelievable job’ by cheerleading a murderous campaign that has killed more than 7,000 Filipinos is not only a gross insult to those victims and their family members, but sends a signal to Duterte and his willing executioners that their lawless killing spree can continue with a vengeance without fear of international criticism and repercussions,’ said Phelim Kline of Human Rights Watch…

When former US President Barack Obama’s administration said Obama would raise the issue during a meeting between the two, Duterte called his former US counterpart a ‘son of a bitch.’

(CNN, May 24, 2017)

Frankly, Trump might be lauding Duterte again very soon. This time for imposing martial law in the Philippine city of Marawi, where pro-ISIS forces are trying to create an Islamist sanctuary. It is especially noteworthy that, in exhorting government forces to “drive them out,” Duterte offered this perverse incentive:
Duterte has sought to reassure soldiers who might be accused of committing abuses under martial law and jokingly said that if any of them were to rape three women, he would personally claim responsibility for it.

(Reuters, May 27, 2017)

Actually, the joke’s on anyone who thinks he was just joking. After all, this is the same Duterte who reportedly joked during his presidential campaign about murdering drug dealers. Yet nothing has distinguished his presidency quite like his murderous anti-drug campaign.

Indeed, this is why Duterte’s “jokes” should put him in legal jeopardy. Hell, even Trump might have advised that, instead of raping, he should have exhorted his soldiers to limit their predatory behavior to aggressively kissing women and grabbing them by the pussy.

Except that Trump is facing criminal and congressional investigations up the wazoo over relatively benign allegations of colluding with Russians to win a presidential campaign. Whereas Duterte is getting away with all kinds of high crimes and misdemeanors:
Lawmakers in the Philippines on Monday threw out an impeachment complaint against President Rodrigo Duterte that accused him of orchestrating the mass murder of thousands of people in his crackdown on drug use…

Mr Alejano, a former Marine captain, accused Mr Duterte of bribery, murder and crimes against humanity. He said that Mr Duterte had also encouraged police officers to kill as part of his antidrug campaign.

(New York Times, May 15, 2017)

Given this, Trump could be forgiven if his longing admiration for Duterte were laced with dictator envy.

In any event, it’s worth recalling in this context what putatively sensible Republicans (most notably Senator John McCain of Arizona) insisted was Trump’s only saving grace. It was his decision to nominate cabinet members like Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Secretary of Defense James Mattis, National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster, and UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.

Those Republicans assured the world that these secretaries would have an enlightening effect on Trump. But am I the only one who has yet to see any of that effect? Even worse, there’s often no difference between what we hear from them and what we hear from White House press secretary Sean Spicer and Trump’s other PR flaks. These secretaries and those Republicans have some ‘splainin’ to do.

And don’t get me started on the moderating effect his daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared were supposed to have on him. I pooh-poohed that liberal fantasy long ago in “Trumpasites Already Gagging on Big Lies (aka Alternative Facts) and Outrageous Pledges They Swallowed,” January 30, 2017.

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*The commentary was originally published at The iPINIONS Journal on Tuesday, May 30