The average student will do just about anything to pass his exams. When studying just won’t cut it or he just refuses to study, he’ll resort to the dishonest way of getting the grade. In some places, teachers have to come up with drastic measures just to make sure the students won’t be tempted to look to others for the answers.

This school in Manila, Philippines did just that. The students at La Immaculada Concepcion School made their students wear this DIY anti-cheating device, which looks like two pieces of cardboard held together by a strap to wrap around a student’s head. It was reported that a student from the school took this photo of a class making use of the anti-cheating device while undergoing a test.

Try cheating wearing one of these.

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Men cheat and that's a given fact. They say it's in their nature---an irresistible force that drives them to check out other women.

Most women are loyal. Traditionally, and in some countries, they expect women to act like martyrs---someone who'd stay in a relationship despite being treated badly by their partners. Unlike men, it's not "normal" for women to cheat.

But the thing is, some women DO....

Authorities have warned the public to refrain from texting while driving. It may seem like a harmless practice at first but it may result in fatal accidents and deaths. Now, people should also be warned against texting while WALKING, as it may also cause accidents and, for the case of the Chinese girl we are about to feature, severe embarrassment.

In Mianyang City located at the southwest China’s Sichuan Province, a girl admitted to texting a friend while walking. As she was engrossed with her mobile phone, she did not notice a storm drain along her way. Her entire leg fell to the very narrow drain rails.

People came to help but no one could successfully pull the girl out of the metal rails.

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