This Week in Weird: Crucifixion Bad for Your Health
Philippine health authorities are warning people who take part in mock crucifixions and self-flagellation rituals to get a tetanus shot.
Every Good Friday, dozens of men have themselves nailed to wooden crosses while others, stripped to the waist, whip themselves to atone for sins, according to Reuters.
Among this week's top weird news stories:
- Australian Man Builds Suicide Robot
- Pro-Lifer Changes Name To 'Pro-Life'
- British Brain surgeon operates with DIY Drill
- Woman Goes for Leg Operation, Gets New Anus Instead
- British Woman on Toilet Attacked by Rat
- Ex-Homecoming Queen Attacks Sister With Prosthetic Leg
- Singapore to Offer Flirting Lessons and 'Baby Bonuses'
- Canadian Anti-Terror Plans Found in Garbage
- Britsh Couple Not Ready to Shed Dog Hair Sweaters
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