'I'm not disabled' insists waitress born with feet facing backwards

A waitress has refused to be classified as disabled even though she was born with feet that face backwards.

Wang Fang, 27, of Chongqing city in China, was born with her feet facing the wrong way, but has learned to live with her condition without problems and recently refused a disability pension.

She said: "I can run faster than most of my friends and have a regular job as a waitress in the family restaurant. There is no reason to class me as disabled."

Doctors and her family feared she would not be able to walk properly when she was born, but agreed that she can now outrun anyone she knows.

Wang, who has a five year-old son with normal feet, said: "I can walk as well as anyone else, and even run faster than them. I'm like everyone else - except of course that I put my shoes on backwards."

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Public Sex..Love at the Airport

this couple thought they weren't being observed..apparently. Or maybe they didn't care

Extreme Botox?? Bubble butt?

maybe a little of this Botox stuff is good.I don't know..but too much is surely bad..you've seen women with lips that are too big? Apparently this woman had Botox injections in her butt. This might be a case of too much Botox eh?

'Inner tube robber' sent up-river for 6 years

MONROE, Wash. -- A man who stole thousands from an armored car in an elaborate scheme and then made his getaway on an innertube down Woods Creek was sentenced to six years in prison Monday.

Anthony Curcio, 28, will also face three years of supervised release.

The FBI says Curcio planned the robbery over a year. On Sept. 30, he sprayed an armored car guard in the face with pepper spray outside a Bank of America branch in Monroe. He made off with $400,000, then hopped on a yellow inner tube and escaped down the creek.

Agents cracked the case when they learned about two weeks before the robbery, a homeless man called 911 to report that he found a can of Mace, a wig and a two-way radio behind a trash bin nearby. When a man came to retrieve the items, the homeless man wrote down the license plate number of his car. The license plate was registered to Curcio's wife.

DNA was collected from evidence gathered at the scene, and on Oct. 28, the Washington State Patrol crime lab sent Monroe police a DNA report that matched Anthony Curcio's.

He was arrested a few days later in a new Range Rover following a shopping spree at an outlet mall.

A few days before the robbery, Curcio placed an advertisement on Craigslist for laborers to work a landscape job in the areas near the Bank of America.

Several workers showed up in work clothes, as requested by the advertisement, that were similar to what the robber was seen wearing, to confuse police searching for the suspect.

Court documents in the case said that Curcio was having financial troubles and began studying the armored car deliveries at the branch, as well as the best route of escape.

He manufactured a disguise with clothing that could be easily removed, and even strung a cable in a nearby creek so that he could use an inflatable raft and pull himself down the creek away from the scene of the robbery.

Agents recovered about $220,000 upon Curcio's arrest.