Bambi Jones

Kigurumi is a Japanese word for slipping on an animal costume or cartoon character and parading around as they do.The term comes from the Japanese word, "Kiru" (to dawn) and "nuigurumi" (toy animal).So, actually, this means an individual is decked out as a stuffed animal and parading around like it. This has become quite a trend, as you see it on T.V., in sporting events, festivals, and street performances.It is now in fashion for people to dress up animal onesies for parties, etc.Animal...Read Full Story

Kigurumi is a Japanese term for slipping on an animal costume or cartoon character and acting as they do. The root of this Japanese expression originates from "Kiru," which means to dawn as, and "nuigurumi," which means stuffed animal.So, when you put the two expressions together, it translates to mean to wear as an animal and to parade around like one. Kigurumi has gained popularity in television shows, in sporting games and festivals, and in street performances.It is now becoming "in" for...Read Full Story

Lawrencia Bembenek, the former Playboy Club waitress turned police officer turned famed escaped-convict-on-the-loose, has died. She was 52. Known as “Bambi” to her supporters, Bembenek became a sort of beautiful folk hero to fans who believed she was framed for the 1981 murder of her cop-husband’s ex-wife. She inspired the chant “Run, Bambi, Run,” when she escaped prison in 1990. Re-captured months later in Canada, Bembenek maintained her innocence and her story was featured in books...Read Full Story

Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is about Bambi Jones. Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article!Read Full Story

A controversial restaurant which prides itself on serving unhealthy food has launched a new promotion where diners weighing over 25 stone eat for free. Heart Attack Grill has for several years served massive death-defying burgers in a medically themed setting — much to the annoyance of dieticians. But now the people behind the Quadruple Bypass Burger (and lard fried chips) have gone one step further, by telling fatties weighting over 350lbs they can eat for free. Just in case the move wasn’t...Read Full Story