Christina Andrews begs for bigger boobs on the side of the road

Christina Andrews begs for bigger boobs on the side of the road

7:51 PM, Aug 9, 2013
Source: ksdk.com

PENSACOLA, Fla. (WEAR/CNN) - Desperate times call for desperate measures, but a woman begging on the side of the road in Florida is not homeless.

She just wants help to enlarge a certain part of her body.

Christina Andrews took to a Pensacola intersection with a sign Thursday. She says she's never done anything like this before. It's a simple sign, with a simple message.

"I just want bigger boobs, because I'm not happy with the ones that I have. And I figured this was a good way to do it. People put out signs that they're homeless. I'm not, haha, so I'm just being honest," said Andrews.

She says she wasn't sure what kind of reaction she would get or if she'd actually collect any money. She did. And she says she also collected plenty of smiles and laughs as well.

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Change the colour of your eyes with a laser

Week in Science Everyone wants blue eyes, apparently

By Sam Gibbs May 11th

Source: techradar.com

 

If you think searing off your iris makes you more attractive, that's your business

 

This week we've discovered two possible elixirs of youth, the secret to being more attractive to the opposite sex, and a back-pain breakthrough that could cure your aching back simply and cheaply. And if that wasn't enough we can now change the colour of your eyes by simply blasting them with lasers. All that and more in another exciting Week in Science.

We can now change your eye colour with lasers - Do you have brown eyes? Do you wish you could have bright blue eyes instead? Well, now you can, thanks to a novel laser therapy developed by a cosmetic surgeon. In a 20 second procedure, the eye is blasted with a laser targeting the iris and stopping the pigment cells from producing their brown colouring. Underneath the brown pigment is a natural blue colour, which is revealed once all the pigment has been neutralised, which takes around two weeks of treatments. The procedure is currently undergoing a larger pilot, having successfully completed clinical trials, and should be available for general consumers within the next year or so. It should cost in the region of $5,000, so it won't cost the Earth. [Stroma, Yahoo]