If the answer to the question above is YES, then you can always do like Mr. Lin Shuseng -  use your imagination and your scrap to build an home-made massage chair!

Home-made Massage Chair

Lets be honest. This must be one of the ugliest massage chairs you have seen in your life, right? But this massage chair offers both neck massage and a full body massage. Mr Shuseng has even installed an electric pot under the chair which warms the seat. What more do you need?

If you happen to be wandering the streets of Sydney, you can find giant Tetris pieces floating over your head.

These Giant Tetris Pieces are part of an outdoor art exhibition called Live Lanes – By George! which runs through January 31, 2009.

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He has an odd and rare medical condition were his heart is growing on the outside of his stomach. His tiny heart is only covered with one layer of skin under which it can easily be seen beating.

Doctors are not sure if they can perform surgery to put his heart back in place but they will try and do their best.

His parents are both garbage collectors and they feel quilty for not taking their son to see a doctor earlier, because they couldn’t afford the fees.

“He never cries even though he suffers all the time, which makes us feel even more guilty.”

Lets hope that this brave young boy will catch a break and have a normal life.

A Chinese family built a giant birdcage with a table and four chairs for people to sit on, in their backyard.

Zhu Hu is a proud owner of this giant cage. His inspiration came from his hobby of keeping birds. He built this human-sized cage for his family and friends to relax in.

“It feels very secure and happy spending time inside the birdcage. And also it lets us realise how birds must feel,” Hu said.

If you are planning to visit Yuhuang mountain in Hangzhou you should add this cage to your “must see” list.

A Chinese man, Ru Anting, are able to write calligraphy with water he shoots from his eyes. He sucks up the water with his nose and then sprays it through his tear ducts.

Ru discovred his unusual skill while swimming in the river as a child. He told the China News Network:

“Sometimes I would swallow water while swimming, and once I accidentally discovered the water I swallowed could be shot out through my eyes. My friends were all shocked to see it.”

He demonstrated his talent at the Lotus World park where he wrote four characters, “Fu Ru Dong Hai”(“Fortune as vast as the sea”), on a board covered with red paper.

All the intensive training in developing his unusal skill made it possible for him to shoot water accurately up to 10ft ( 3m) from his eyes at will.