A Prisoner is Caught With a Cell Phone in His Rectum . . . When It Rings:
We call it "butt dialing" when you accidentally make a call by sitting on your phone. Well that ain't butt dialing. THIS, my friends, is butt dialing.
Last week, a 58-year-old man in Colombo, Sri Lanka was busted smuggling a cell phone into jail in his rectum . . . when it started RINGING.
The man is doing 10 years for theft. As guards were doing a routine cell search last week, they heard the faint, muffled sounds of a phone ringing. And they QUICKLY realized where the ring was coming from.
The man was taken in for a cavity search and it turned out he had the phone up there AND a hands-free device.
With THAT amount of pre-planning, you'd THINK he would've remembered to set the phone to vibrate. Not to mention the treat that would provide every time it rang. But he didn't, so now he's busted.
There's no word on what new charges he may be facing.
Six Common Traits of Happy People:
If you think you're pretty much a happy person, see how many of these things accurately describe you. Here are six common traits of happy people.
#1.) They're Resilient. Meaning when something bad happens or there's a setback, they keep going and don't dwell on it. And when bad things DO happen, they're able to put it in context, and remember that their life is still MOSTLY good.
#2.) They Look for Solutions. So, instead of venting and just talking about their problems over and over again, they look at a problem and try to FIX it.
#3.) When They're Angry, They Don't Try to Hide It. Instead, they see negative emotions as a sort of internal wake-up call. And they use them as a guide to help figure out if they need to re-evaluate something in their life.
#4.) They Challenge Themselves. Meaning they look for things they like to do, then try to MASTER them. They're also realistic about HOW good they are at something, but they don't let themselves get discouraged.
#5.) They're Forgiving. When you WON'T forgive someone, it prevents YOU from moving on. So happy people tend to forgive minor slip-ups pretty quickly.
#6.) They See Themselves as Part of Something Bigger. It might have to do with religion, family, community or something totally different. But most people are happier when they feel like they're serving something bigger than themselves.
(Inc.com)
