Boobs. Baps, bosoms, jugs… norks. Coconuts, melons, puppies, the twins, the girls. Waps, tatas, cha-chas, knockers, honkers, bongos, bazookas. Obviously, I’m talking about breasts.
There are few organs – bar one or two, erm, obvious examples – that have as many nicknames or are given as much thought or airtime. Much of it relates to their sexual function.
On the flip side, it’s still pretty common to hear talk of whether or not breastfeeding, the primary purpose of breasts, is
Millions of people across North America caught a glimpse of the solar eclipse Monday — some risking damage to their vision to see the rare event.
‘My eyes are now boiling and my neck is suspiciously sore,’ one X user posted from Manitoba, Canada, as Google searches for ‘eyes are sore’ trended steeply upward.
While doctors and NASA officials have consistently implored the public only to view an eclipse with the proper precautions, like eclipse glasses or via shadows that
Children with sore throats shouldn’t attend school because they may have Strep A, official guidance suggested today.
Department for Education bosses also list headaches, which can be a sign of dozens of ailments, as a symptom of the usually-harmless bug.
Its advice comes as panic grows over Britain’s ongoing outbreak, with nine children dead due to Strep A already this winter.
Experts today urged parents to use their ‘common sense’ on whether their child is unwell, instead looking out for
