May the Forth be With You and Tiny Toads Invade China
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Updated: May 5, 2012
It's Star Wars Day and the tiny toads invade China. It's news stories that have gone Over the Edge.
A newscast has crossed to the dark side. The team at Network 10 Australia went all out to celebrate May 4th, also known as "may the force be with you day." The "Star Wars" cast of characters milled around in the background as the anchors took viewer calls. One of their reporters even escaped a pair of Storm Troopers.
Thousands of tiny toads overtake a town in Central China. They blanketed roads and even entered homes. Residents are worried the thumb sized creatures may spread parasites and disease. Scientists say the invasion could be the result of abnormal weather conditions.
One of the tallest men in the world was fitted for some new shoes. Igor Vovkovinskiy, a native of Russia who lives in Minnesota, stands more than 7'8''! Reebok learned of his plight, and it's donating a pair of size 25 shoes. They'll have to be custom made because the equipment to manufacture such large sneakers just doesn't exist.
A newscast has crossed to the dark side. The team at Network 10 Australia went all out to celebrate May 4th, also known as "may the force be with you day." The "Star Wars" cast of characters milled around in the background as the anchors took viewer calls. One of their reporters even escaped a pair of Storm Troopers.
Thousands of tiny toads overtake a town in Central China. They blanketed roads and even entered homes. Residents are worried the thumb sized creatures may spread parasites and disease. Scientists say the invasion could be the result of abnormal weather conditions.
One of the tallest men in the world was fitted for some new shoes. Igor Vovkovinskiy, a native of Russia who lives in Minnesota, stands more than 7'8''! Reebok learned of his plight, and it's donating a pair of size 25 shoes. They'll have to be custom made because the equipment to manufacture such large sneakers just doesn't exist.
