1. Woman with seventeen different personalities.
At Karen Overhill (Karen Overhill) was a bad case of dissociative identity disorder. In 1999, she began regain consciousness in strange places, not having the slightest idea how it got there. It also detects bookmarks in books on the point where she remembered that finished reading, and at night she heard voices telling about how the day went. It is also often met people who knew her, but she did not know and had never met in my life. Eventually, she discovered that she was living with seventeen different personalities and subsequently received treatment and got rid of them all.
2. The man, who wore his twin brother in his stomach
Bhagat (Bhagat), who lives in the city of Nagpur (Nagpur), India, claimed that he had always felt insecure because of his big belly. One hot summer night in 1999, thirty-six Bhagat was taken to hospital because his stomach is so swollen that he could hardly breathe. Affected doctors found that the stomach inside Bhagat was half-formed body of a little boy, twin brother Bhagat, who had not been born.
3. The man who ate everything
For forty years, the Frenchman Michel Lotito (Michel Lotito) ate about nine tons of metal. In his youth, Lotito was suffering from a perversion of taste, a mental illness that makes people eating non-organic objects such as dirt and plastic. When he began experimenting with more dangerous objects, such as nails and glass, he realized that the incredibly thick walls of his stomach and intestines allow him to consume almost anything. Soon, Lotita turned his illness into a career, and went down in history as the man who literally ate everything. He died in 2007 of natural causes unrelated to his eating habits.
4. Japanese Jesus Christ
Mitsuo Matayoshi is a Japanese political activist, best known for the fact that he was for many years puts in the elections as a candidate. Matayoshi was educated at a Protestant priest and in the course of their religious training has developed a special concept of Christianity, which is strongly influenced by his study of eschatology. In 1997 he registered the Party of the World Economic Community, a political party based on his belief that he is God.
5. The soldier, who was hiding in the jungle for nearly thirty years in the belief that World War II was still raging
Nearly forty-three years ago, the Japanese soldiers who fought in World War II on behalf of Hiroo Onoda (Hiroo Onoda) was discovered in the jungle of Guam, where he lived for nearly three decades. Having received the order not to give any pretext, Hiroo Onoda waged solely war and surrendered only when Major Yoshimi Taniguchi (Major Yoshimi Taniguchi), which has long been a bookseller, personally met with him to give the order.
6. The man who lived at the airport for nearly twenty years
Mehran Karimi Naseri is a refugee from Iran, who lived in the waiting room of the first terminal in the French airport of Paris - Charles de Gaulle, starting from 26 August 1988 to July 2006. His story became the main source of inspiration was the basis of the movie "The Terminal", the main role which played by Tom Hanks/
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7. This bionic woman
Over the past two decades, Eileen Brown from Boldon, England, suffered more than a decade of operations. Her only remaining natural joints are its left thigh and left elbow.
8. The woman with the narrow waist in the world
Michelle Kobke, 26-year-old woman from Germany, narrowed her waist from 64 cm to 41 due to the fact that wearing a corset every day for three years, and even slept in it. Despite the fact that her waist even thinner than the models walking down the catwalk, she says that he hopes to narrow the shocking her waist to 36 centimeters.
9. The woman with the greatest number in the history of tattoos
29 June 2011 53-year-old woman named Cynthia Martell was found dead in his home for 1500 Laguna Avenue. In this story interesting is that about 97 percent of her body was covered with tattoos, which made her the owner of the greatest number in the history of tattoos.
10. The man with the longest hair in the world
Despite the fact that his hair long is not officially measured by representatives of the Guinness Book of Records, Vietnamese herbs collector named Tran Van Hai was known as the man with the longest hair in the world. According to his wife, Tran did not cut his hair for over fifty years, and washed their hair only a few times (the last time eleven years ago).
11. The man who "liked" cars
Edward Smith from Washington, hit the headlines of publications, when he admitted that he had slept with more than 1,000 vehicles. Maybe this sounds absurd, but this "lover of cars," lived with Volkswagen Beetle 1967 model year his car, which he called Vanilla and that he believed his girlfriend.
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