Sunday, February 15, 2026

Escape from Egypt πŸͺπŸ—» moment on the DNTCCC: Woman whose boobs keep growing due to medical condition was told to leave Disneyland because her cleavage was ‘inappropriate’

 

Woman whose boobs keep growing due to medical condition was told to leave Disneyland because her cleavage was ‘inappropriate’

Daily Mail, February 6, 2026


Problem: Summer Robert was left 'humiliated' when she was asked to cover up her cleavage during a visit to Disneyland


A woman who has a medical condition which causes her breasts to keep growing claims she was left 'humiliated' last month when she was asked to cover up her cleavage during a visit to Disneyland in California.

Summer Robert was diagnosed with macromastia, a type of breast hypertrophy which sees her chest become excessively large over time.

The condition has left her struggling to find clothes that completely cover her chest, an issue which got her into trouble with staff at the amusement park.

Summer, 25, told the Daily Mail that while attending the park with a friend she was approached by employees who told her she needed to cover her chest or 'leave'. 

'A male employee approached me and said, "This is just to let you know someone has complained about what you're wearing,"' she said. 

'I asked him what was wrong with my outfit, and he shrugged and gave me a look that basically said "nothing".' 

'I told him there was nothing inappropriate about what I was wearing,' she added.

'I was dressed the same as most people there, the only difference being that I have larger breasts.' 

The Scottish woman went on to say she was wearing a low-cut, long-sleeved shirt tucked into a mini, pink pleated skirt with shorts underneath to cover her modesty.

However, she told Daily Mail that didn't appear to be enough for one female staff member, who allegedly demanded Summer put a jumper on to cover her cleavage.    

Medical: Summer has macromastia, a type of breast hypertrophy which sees her chest become excessively large over time


'As I started to walk away, an older female employee came up to me and began shouting,' Summer recalled.

'She said, "I'm a mother, an aunt, and a daughter, and I can tell you're dressed ridiculously. You need to go to your car and get a sweatshirt to cover them up."' 

'I told her I didn't have a sweatshirt, it was 30-degree heat, and asked why I would. She then told me I needed to buy one from the Disney store or leave.'

Summer has claimed the employee then yelled at her, adding that the male staff member who first approached 'looked extremely uncomfortable' by his co-worker's behavior. 

'I finally said, "It's fine, we're leaving anyway." She replied, "GOOD!" and then proceeded to follow us as we walked away,' Summer claimed. 

'Even after we exited the actual Disney park, she continued following us.

'My friend and I went into a store outside of the park, thinking she had stopped. 

'While we were browsing, she approached us again and said, "Unless you're in here buying something to cover them up, you need to leave NOW."' 

'I had remained calm the entire time because I didn't want to draw attention to myself and was honestly embarrassed, but at that point I spoke up.

'I told her, "We've left the park. I'm not buying something to cover up. 

'"There is absolutely nothing wrong with my outfit, there are people walking around in sports bras and leggings. I am fully covered. 

'"The only difference is that I have large breasts, which I cannot help. This is discrimination."' 

 Wardrobe: The condition has left her struggling to find clothes that completely cover her chest, an issue which got her into trouble with staff at Disneyland



Summer said: 'As soon as I said the word "discrimination," she changed her story and claimed the issue was now my skirt, a skirt that had shorts underneath,' Summer explained. 

'This was despite her repeatedly saying I needed to "cover those up", clearly referring to my chest. 

'A back-and-forth followed. People were staring, and several parents were visibly shaking their heads at her in disapproval.'

Summer said she and her friend then left the store and began to 'walk around for a bit' before attempting to enter a Sephora just outside the park. 

'She followed us there as well. Another male staff member appeared, clearly receiving instructions from her over the radio,' she claimed.

'He said, "Hey ladies, can I stop you for a second?" My heart sank, assuming we were about to be told we couldn't enter. 

'She came running up, shouting that we needed to move further away and that we weren't allowed in Sephora. 

'I asked the male employee directly, "Please tell me what is wrong with my outfit." He looked at me and said, "Nothing, baby. Nothing."' 

Summer alleged the female staff member continued 'yelling' at her about her clothes until she boarded a nearby train and left the location entirely. 

'She stood there watching us until the train departed. I felt humiliated and disgusting and cried the entire way home,' she said. 

'We had been in the park for four hours before this happened, and earlier that day another staff member had even given us a free FastPass for a ride.'

Summer said she was never informed who made complaints about her clothing, adding the entire incident 'put her off ever going back' to the park. 

'I get catcalled and stared at almost everywhere I go but I can honestly say I did not experience that at Disney,' she said.

'Everyone was minding their own business in what is supposed to be the happiest place in the world. 

'I've been to Disney in Paris and Florida and never experienced anything like this... I will never go back to California Disney.'

Summer was not banned from the park and assumes she is allowed to return, but has no interest in going back after the experience. 

The Daily Mail has contacted Disneyland for a response. 

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Escape from Egypt πŸͺπŸ—» moment on the DNTCCC: British intelligence agency investigated UFOs, secret documents show

 British intelligence agency investigated UFOs, secret documents show

“Logic would indicate that if significant numbers are reporting seeing strange objects in the sky then there may be a basis in fact,” a 1997 Defense Intelligence Staff memo said.

By Leo Feierberg Better, Jerusalem Post, January 14, 2026

https://www.jpost.com/omg/article-883320

                             Illustrative image of a UFO (photo credit: PeopleImages/Shutterstock)


A British military intelligence unit attempted to acquire UFO technology in the 1990s, according to declassified files at the National Archives, British media reported earlier this month.

A 1997 Defense Intelligence Staff memo shows that the British intelligence community believed in the possibility of UFOs, stating that “Logic would indicate that if significant numbers are reporting seeing strange objects in the sky then there may be a basis in fact.”

Previous sightings led to UFO speculation

Due to the previous decades' numerous alleged UFO sightings, including incidents in Belgium as well as near Rendlesham in the UK, British authorities were on high alert. The reason for the interest in the alleged UFO’s didn’t seem to be rooted in fear, but rather interest in acquiring the technology.

Another unsealed document reviewed by The Times states that “In both [Belgian and Rendlesham Forest] cases the UAP apparently did not use any conventional propulsion system and could hover as well as move at considerable speed. The French have always had an interest in this topic… and I am aware that there is an informal intelligence grouping in the US.”

Illustrative image of a UFO (credit: New Africa. Via Shutterstock)

Another letter referred the topic of UFOs to Defense Intelligence Staff, and indicated possible interest in “possible acquisition.” While the authors of these reports seemed to have understood how people would have reacted to being told about UFOs, with one letter stating that “mention of UAPs is guaranteed to generate mirth and a range of Little Green Men jokes,” they didn’t rule out their existence. 

In another document, intelligence staff wrote that “Continuing discoveries of planets and emerging knowledge of circumstances needed for, at least, non-intelligent life will lead to speculation that planets and life may commonly occur.”

“With that change of perception, arguing that our rock alone is a teeming and verdant speck in a vast and sterile nothingness may soon be as unrewarding as the church once found in continuing to insist that the world was flat; more so with the knowledge that many suns are older than our own and perhaps provide conditions for advanced evolution.

“Even though some experts argue very low probabilities for intelligent life, and allowing for barely imagined transit distances requiring unknown uses of physics, we cannot rule out entirely the idea of extra-terrestrial observation/visitation, either covert or overt. Our current policy to retain an open mind on these matters is, therefore, probably correct.”

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Escape from Egypt πŸͺπŸ—» moment on the DNTCCC: Belgian 12-year-old caught driving in place of drunk father while sober mother sat in back seat

Belgian 12-year-old caught driving in place of drunk father while sober mother sat in back seat


During routine checks, officers observed a vehicle approaching the checkpoint at an unusually slow speed, which then stopped just eight meters from the inspection point.

By Walla, January 11, 2026


                                            Driving (Illustrative photo) (photo credit: INGIMAGE / ASAP)

Belgian police officers on Friday caught a 12-year-old driving near a checkpoint after noticing a suspiciously slow-moving car, Walla reported on Sunday.

During routine checks as part of Operation BOB, Belgium’s national designated driver campaign, officers observed a vehicle approaching the checkpoint at an unusually slow speed, which then stopped just eight meters from the inspection point.

The short distance was enough for officers to realize something was wrong. “Very quickly, people realized the driver had a particularly youthful appearance,” police said. As they reached the window, the officers realized that the person behind the wheel was a 12-year-old child.

The father was sitting in the passenger seat. When asked to explain the situation, he said, “I drank too much, so I entrusted the car to my son to drive us home.”

Sober mother had a valid driver's licence

Local media reported that the mother and two additional siblings were seated in the back. A brief check showed that the mother holds a valid driver’s license and tested negative for alcohol on a breathalyzer.

The incident ended without injuries. Police issued citations to both the father and the child and opened an unusual procedure with social welfare authorities over what was described as a “concerning educational situation.” The family was allowed to leave only after the mother moved into the driver’s seat.

Over the weekend, 624 drivers were checked in the area as part of Operation BOB, and six had their licenses immediately suspended for 15 days, five due to alcohol, and one for driving under the influence of cannabis. Two additional drivers received temporary suspensions of three hours until they sobered up.



Friday, January 9, 2026

DNTCCC Weekend RecipeπŸ₯£πŸ—πŸ₯ͺ: Orange Sponge Cake for the Weekend, Friday 09/01/2026

Orange Sponge Cake for the Weekend

Recipe courtesy of Karl Weiss Ltd (Victorinox knife distributor for Israel) 01/08/26




Suitable for an M-sized loaf pan (6.5×9.5×22.7 cm) or a round pan with an 18 cm diameter





Ingredients:

3 eggs

1 cup sugar

½ cup oil

1 cup orange juice

Orange zest (optional)

2 cups flour

1 packet baking powder

Instructions:

Mix eggs and sugar, then add oil and orange juice, followed by flour and baking powder. Pour into a greased pan and bake at 170°C (340°F) for about 35–40 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean. Let cool and slice.




For a large loaf pan (7×11×28.5 cm) or a round pan with a 26 cm diameter — double the quantity.



Bon AppΓ©tit -  Enjoy!


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Tuesday, January 6, 2026

Metaphysics, My family tradition.

 Bartonian metaphysical philosophy By C. Barton

 Jan. 6, 2026

I have come to see my Life as two dimensional. I exist in both of these dimensions and they come together in who I am.

Outer Space

One dimension I call ‘outerspace’, or the physical reality. It is 3 dimensional and moves like clockwork in time. There are energies such as gravity, electro magnatism, and cosmic rays of various sorts. It works according to the laws of physics. In some ways it’s a play already written.

Creatures experience and navigate outer space via their senses. Vision, hearing, smelling, touching, and tasting.These senses gives us different feedback on our local environment. In the case of sight much further away from that. All living creatures large and small have physical senses. Life experience physically is centered by our senses.

Our physical senses are translated by the conscious mind.

Inner Space

The other dimension I live in I call ‘innerspace’. This dimension is a completely different reality. It has no space (3 dimensions) or time. The energies of innerspace are Life energy, will, a burning tip of conscious awareness, and emotion. In this dimension I can evolve or change.

Inner space also has senses. Most philosophers through history consider these senses based on the chakra’s of the body. The minds eye, inner voices, the odour of emotions, feelings, solar plexus/gut feelings.

Inner space senses (metaphysical senses) are translated by the sub conscious mind.

Words to shed light on one’s inner space, and illuminate one’s inner powers.

Inspiration.

An inspiration is a product of your thought, like a brilliant idea. If you have the next revolutionary inspiration like the printing press, the telephone, or the computer, you may just change the world.

Inspire means to excite, encourage, or breathe life into.

Inspire comes from the Latin word that means to inflame or to blow in to. When you inspire something, it is as if you are blowing air over a low flame to make it grow.

The noun inspiration can also mean a sudden intuition or idea, or something that arouses your desire to take action. You may find that doing some routine provides inspiration (gets your creative juices flowing), like going for a walk, looking at art, or reading a great poem.

arousal of the mind to special unusual activity or creativity

the act of arousing to a particular emotion or action

a sudden intuition as part of solving a problem

a product of your creative thinking and work

(theology) a special influence of a divinity on the minds of human beings

the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing

the state of wanting to know or learn about something or someone.

Inspiration can also mean breathing in or inhaling.

Instinct:

Built into every fibre of all living things from their intrinsic heritage.

Refers to innate, unlearned patterns of behavior, thoughts, or feelings that guide actions, often related to survival (like fight-or-flight, hunger, self-preservation) or reproduction, operating as deep-seated urges or intuitive responses without conscious reasoning or prior experience.

While often seen as automatic, they can be complex, like maternal care, and involve genetic predispositions that influence motivation and adaptation.

Innate: Present at birth, not learned through experience.
Unlearned: Doesn't require conscious teaching or practice.
Automatic/Involuntary: Happens without deliberate thought, like a reflex.
Universal: Shared by most members of a species, though expressed differently.
Motivational: Drives actions to meet basic needs (e.g., food, sleep, sex, safety).
Often promoted by pain: Emotional or physical, most often the combination.


In Humans:
Survival: Becoming super human when motivated by fear, fight-or-flight response, , sucking reflex in infants,
Social: Love, maternal instincts, desire for connection, jealousy, sympathy,
Basic Needs: Hunger, thirst, sleep, sexual drive.

Instinct vs. Intuition:
Instinct: An innate behavior or action pattern (e.g., flinching from a hot stove) , sex, self image.
Intuition: An innate feeling or knowing without reasoning (e.g., a gut feeling , dream, inner voice).

Intuition?

Intuition is not logical. It is not the result of a set of considered steps that can be shared or explained. Instead, while based on deep-seated knowledge, the process feels natural, almost instinctual.

And yet, while intuition is quick and usually beneficial, it is not always entirely accurate. The subconscious brain attempts to recognize, process, and use patterns of thinking based on prior experience and a best guess.

Paradoxically, intuition feels unknowable. After all, you cannot explain the thinking behind a snap decision that appears out of nowhere.

It just happens.

While intuition occurs in your day-to-day life, it is sometimes most apparent in the decisions of experts.

Business

Perhaps surprisingly, many of the world’s most influential businesspeople admit to making decisions based on intuition rather than logical, deliberate thinking.

Human intuition is massively important – an evolved function fundamental to our ancestors’ survival – but it can be mistaken.

Intrinsic

Intrinsic is an adjective that describes something that belongs to the essential nature of a thing. It refers to qualities or values that are inherent and natural parts of an object or concept.

  • Essential Nature: Intrinsic qualities are fundamental to the identity of the subject.

    Natural Part: These attributes occur naturally and are not imposed from outside.

  • In Human Nature: Creativity is often described as intrinsic to human nature, meaning it is a natural part of being human.

Understanding intrinsic helps in recognizing the core attributes that define various subjects, whether in nature, human behavior, or objects.


Insightful

Insightful means having or showing a clear and original understanding of a complicated problem or situation. It often describes comments, analyses, or observations that reveal deep understanding.

The term "insightful" is an adjective that describes someone or something that shows a clear and often original understanding of a complex problem or situation. It indicates a deep perception or awareness.

  • Understanding: Exhibits a clear grasp of intricate issues.

    Perceptiveness: Demonstrates the ability to see beyond the surface.

    Originality: Often involves unique or fresh perspectives.

Intellect

That faculty of the human soul or mind, which receives or comprehends the ideas communicated to it by the senses or by perception, or by other means; the faculty of thinking; otherwise called the understanding. A clear intellect receives and entertains the same ideas which another communicates with perspicuity.

Insatiable

If someone can't be satisfied, perhaps for food, perhaps for learning.

Someone who is insatiable can never be full.

It can be used for spiritual as well as physical desires. Swift's traveling Gulliver talks about his "insatiable desire of seeing foreign countries."
 
Intent
integrate
inside
infinite.. infinitesimal.. individual
infatuate
Inhibit.. infectious..
Intend .. invigorate.

 

 

Wednesday, December 31, 2025

4,000-year-old evidence of psychoactive betel nut chewing found in Southeast Asia - study

 

4,000-year-old evidence of psychoactive betel nut chewing found in Southeast Asia - study


Betel nut, the seed of the areca palm fruit, is often chewed inside a betel leaf with lime. The practice has been known for its psychoactive effects, including heightened alertness and euphoria.

By Fraidy Moser, Jerusalem Post, December 30, 2025



The first direct biochemical evidence of the consumption of the psychoactive betel nut, dating back 4,000 years in Southeast Asia, has been uncovered in a study published in the peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology.

The research sheds light on the long history of betel nut chewing, a practice that has been widespread across South Asia and the Pacific Islands for centuries.

Betel nut, the seed of the areca palm fruit, is often chewed inside a betel leaf with lime. The practice has been known for its psychoactive effects, including heightened alertness and euphoria.

However, due to its association with oral cancers, betel nut chewing has declined in many regions, partly due to government efforts to reduce its use. In Thailand, for example, the government launched a campaign in the 1940s to reduce the practice, and India has also promoted initiatives to discourage its consumption.

The research team, led by Piyawit Moonkham, an anthropological archaeologist at Chiang Mai University in Thailand, analyzed 36 samples of dental calculus from six individuals buried at the Nong Ratchawat site in Thailand.

This picture taken on August 31, 2017 shows a man eating betel nuts in Nantou, central Taiwan. - Since a 2003 study confirmed betel nut as a carcinogen there has been a gradual decline in popularity, although around two million people still chew the nut, according to government figures. (credit: SAM YEH/AFP via Getty Images)

Dental calculus, or calcified plaque, preserves microscopic evidence of diet and other life activities, making it a valuable tool for archaeological investigations.

The researchers identified two compounds, arecoline and arecaidine, which are commonly associated with betel nut residue. To validate their method, they created a sample that mimicked betel nut chewing by combining dried betel nut fruit, pink limestone paste, betel leaves, and saliva.

These compounds were detected in three of the 36 dental calculus samples, all linked to a female burial from 4,000 years ago.

The findings provide significant new evidence, but the study's authors cautioned that it is not yet clear whether other individuals at the site also consumed betel nut.

Shannon Tushingham, an anthropologist at the California Academy of Sciences and co-author of the study, notes that the burial site lacked traditional markers of betel nut use, such as stained teeth or betel nutshells, which are commonly found in other archaeological sites.

Miriam Stark, an archaeologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, expressed caution about claiming this as the earliest evidence of betel nut use in Southeast Asia. Stark highlighted that the Nong Ratchawat site has not been as thoroughly documented as other regional sites, and additional radiocarbon dating is needed to confirm the site’s age.

Biochemical evidence and further research

Cristina Castillo, an archaeobotanist at University College London, raised concerns about the limitations of the study’s findings. Castillo pointed out that the betel nut belongs to the genus Areca, which includes 51 species.

She questioned whether the compounds identified in the study, arecoline and arecaidine, are exclusive to betel nuts or if other species from the same genus could share these compounds.

Castillo also noted that the study does not explain how the betel nut plant may have reached Thailand 4,000 years ago, as the plant is believed to be native to Malaysia or the Philippines.

Roger Forshaw, a biological anthropologist at the University of Manchester, highlighted the potential of dental calculus as a tool for uncovering evidence of ancient practices, suggesting it could help answer longstanding historical questions.

However, Castillo emphasized the importance of combining biochemical evidence with other physical evidence, such as plant remnants, to build a more comprehensive understanding of historical practices.

This new research provides valuable insights into the ancient practice of betel nut chewing, offering the first biochemical evidence of its consumption in Southeast Asia over 4,000 years ago.

While the study represents a significant step in archaeological research, experts agree that more investigation is needed to fully understand the history and spread of betel nut consumption, the Smithsonian Magazine noted.


Escape from Egypt πŸͺπŸ—» moment on the DNTCCC: Woman whose boobs keep growing due to medical condition was told to leave Disneyland because her cleavage was ‘inappropriate’

  Woman whose boobs keep growing due to medical condition was told to leave Disneyland because her cleavage was ‘inappropriate’ Daily Mail ,...