Luxor4u

An interesting little snippet about an ancient Egyptian prosthetic toe, unlike mummies which we know often had missing parts replicated prior to wrapping, this one seems to have been a proper prosthetic attachment to help the person to walk.
You can read the full article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/s ... yptr=yahoo

Yes, I read about this a few days ago. Very interesting.

You do not always have to evolve over time to become cleverer. This could also be used if sir had dressed on the left, if suffering from a hunting accident or misjudged swordplay.

Dusak wrote:You do not always have to evolve over time to become cleverer. This could also be used if sir had dressed on the left, if suffering from a hunting accident or misjudged swordplay.

Gives a whole new slant on playing footsie under the table

Apparently preserved human toes are worth £48,000 so maybe he had it cut off deliberately!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-40346015

That story is trully gross
Reminds me of my daughter holidaying in Mexico and saying "I will bring you some Tequila back"
My reply was “Don’t bother if it has a worm in the bottle”