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Adorable 2-Year-Old Toddler Builds Unlikely Friendship With Garbage Collector

True friendship really knows no bounds – not even race, gender, or status in life.

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Jul 04, 2015 11:31am GMT+0800

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Bernadette Carillo

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For most of us, our first bestfriend will always be special. Regardless of obvious differences such as gender, values, and the likes, friendships that are built while we are young can have a huge impact in our lives.

This amazing young boy shows us all what it’s like to be a true friend.

Meet Deacon, a Texas two-year-old toddler who never misses the chance to catch up with his buddy O’Dee – their local garbage collector. Every now and then, Deacon would always be enthusiastic to wait for Mr. O’Dee’s truck to pass by so they can hang out and, of course, do the fist bump.

Sadly, Deacon’s family had to move to a bigger house and so the little boy had to bid his bestfriend goodbye. With a heavy heart, they finally said their farewells and exchanged fist bumps for perhaps the last time.

Watch the heartwarming video report here:

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Young Deacon is a fine example of what it’s like to be a genuine friend. Truly, friendship knows no boundaries – not even age, gender, or status in life. Respect to him, his family, and to Mr. O’Dee!

H/T: WhoTV

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The World’s First Successful Head Transplant is Just Another Hoax

Although this success story can be considered another ladder to the winding staircase of “what ifs”, one cannot disregard that science and technology can be both dangerous yet efficient.

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5 years ago

July 3, 2015

Bernadette Carillo

This just might be the cure that all cancer patients have been waiting for. This was the expected promise of a pool of surgeons who were believed to successfully conduct the first ever head transplant in the medical history. However, as this article continues to circulate the internet, more people are questioning its authenticity. Did this operation really take place?

It all started with a 36-year-old US-based Paul Horner who was believed to be diagnosed with a bone cancer five years ago. However, the story became even more interesting when a professor who claimed to be under the name Myron Danus allegedly lead a medical team who conducted the first ever successful head transplant.

As the conspiracy progress, a statement was also released stating: “Before the operation, Horner’s body was riddled with cancer and he had less than a month to live. We were fortunate enough to find a donor body; a 21-year-old man who has been brain dead from a serious car accident that happened in 2012. The boy’s body worked just fine, but his brain was not functioning whatsoever, and there was absolutely no chance of recovery.”

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This Woman Says This is the Primary Reason “Why Fat Girls Shouldn’t Wear Bikinis”.

Why fat girls shouldn’t wear bikinis.

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5 years ago

July 3, 2015

Jade Angeli

Media's standard of beauty glorifies lean and slim bodies. Only fit-looking women should wear crop tops, bikinis, skinny jeans, etc. Do you think it is about time to stop body-shaming on social media? Any kind of '-shaming' on social media should stop. Anybody should be able to wear what they want, regardless of size, age, or gender.

According to YouTube star Loey Lane, fat girls in bikinis often get mixed reviews. So this featured video points out the most common complaints about larger women wearing bikinis, and what these body-shaming reviews made her realize.

Here's her list of the reasons why fat girls shouldn't wear bikinis (apparently):

Bikinis don't look good on bigger girls.
It makes people uncomfortable.
It promotes obesity.
Big women who wear bikinis are asking for 'feedback'.

Watch Loey Lane's video and let us know your thoughts on this matter.

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Sneaky Crow Hitches a Ride at the Back of a Bald Eagle

Someone’s getting a free ride again!

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5 years ago

July 3, 2015

Mini Malabanan

Remember the fantastic moment when a baby weasel decided to hitch a ride at the back of a woodpecker? The rare sight was luckily caught on camera and the unbelievable images certainly took the Internet by storm.

This time, stunning photos of a crow getting a ride at the back of a bald eagle is making rounds on the Internet.

California-based bird photographer Phoo Chan was at the right place and at the right time when he photographed the incredible moment a crow lands and rides the bald eagle.