Damn, the woman aint dead yet

Rose Griffin is 75 but she isn't dead so don't call her about her funeral.

Seems someone decided to play a sad but funny prank and called a funeral home to make arrangements for Rose's funeral. Rose got a call late Friday evening from someone looking for her son who wasn't there. Pissed off, she called them back using her caller ID. Dang caller IDs make prank calls impossible anymore.

It was a bit of a shock when the caller informed her he was from a funeral home and he was trying to make arrangements for her funeral. Young-at-heart Griffin told him "You're talking to the dead person."

Poor funeral home dude, he's gotta be feeling a bit like an ass at this point.

So who played the prank? Who knows, but Rose is a Walmart greeter who maybe isn't as friendly as she should be. Them mean greeters can be tough you know. Griffin joked that she expects to be around for some time because she's mean and only the good die young. Grandma's gonna live forever.

Messing with nature, medical style

See this man above? He looks like he's in an aspirin commercial. He's not.

Imagine being 11 or 12 and confused about who you are or what you are. You cut yourself, you become depressed, you become suicidal because you don't fit in with the stereotype of who you're supposed to be. You tell your parents who out of desperation Google gender disorder and up pops this guy, Dr. Norman Spack, one of the few doctors in the world who deal with gender identity issues in children. He could be a life saver or someone playing around with things he shouldn't, depending on your point of view.

Spack has began the Gender Management Service Clinic at Children's Hospital Boston that specializes in children who want to change their bodies to fit their idea of who they are, namely using drugs to postpone puberty until the child decides which sex they want to be. Sound odd? It's true. Read more here.