Botched

2020 ve 2021’in fiyasko oyunu Cyberpunk 2077!

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Bahis kazanmak için meme yaptırdı

55 yaşındaki Brian Zembic sihirbaz ve aynı zamanda bir bahis tutkunu. Zembick'in 20 yıl önce girdiği bahis ise geçtiğimiz günlerde Amerikan televizyonlarında yayınlanan bir reality şov olan Botched'a konu oldu. Çünkü Zembic, arkadaşıyla girdiği bahis sonucunda göğüslerine silikon taktırdı ve bir kadın memesine sahip oldu. Zembic, "Silikonla kadın memesi yaptırdıktan sonra onları daha iyi anladım" dedi.

Yasadışı operasyonlarla yüzüne çimento enjekte ettiler... Bakın son hali nasıl oldu...

ABD’de bir televizyon kanalında yayınlanan reality show Botched’un geçtiğimiz günlerde yayınlanan bölümündeki bir hikaye akıllara durgunluk verdi. Yasadışı bir operasyonla 10 yılı aşkın süre önce yüzüne çimento ve dolgu malzemesi enjekte edilen bir kadın, yüzünün düzeltilmesi için programa başvurdu.

Beton surat kurtuldu

ABD’de yaklaşık 10 yıl önce sahte bir doktorun eline düşen, yüzüne beton ve yapıştırıcı enjekte edilen transseksüel sonunda yüzündeki deformasyonlardan kurtuldu.

Conviction over ’Taxi 2’ stunt death

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Guard killed in Washington Holocaust museum attack

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Belgian insurer faces 362.5 mln euros clai

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Britons guilty of French student murders

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Brown touts anti-terrorism strategy

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Nigerian military botches rescue mission

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Japan, Germany, Canada pledge new measures, Belgian gov't fails

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Four NFL teams try to clinch playoff berths

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Car bombs at U.S. embassy in Yemen kill 16

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Bush to visit Texas as Ike relief rolls in

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Commerzbank to buy Dresdner in $15 bln deal

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Gustav downgraded to Category Two hurricane

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Microsoft says willing to restart takeover talks with Yahoo

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Colombia's top FARC commander is dead, govt says

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Barak visits Turkey to discuss Syria and arms sales

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Diplomat and "friend of Turkey" murdered in Morocco

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Venezuelas vice president said Wednesday the United States was

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