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Has the World gone to Hell?? It certainly appears so when walking abominations like THIS can mix with normal society! The 'World's Most Modified Man'?? Friends, this is what happens when we let the lunatics, weirdos, freaks and Goths out the asylum!
This 'Ripleys' place sounds like Hell on Earth.
This 'Ripleys' place sounds like Hell on Earth.
Museum openings are usually pretty muted affairs – but not when you invite a man who can turn himself into a cat and someone who thinks he is a lizard.
With a contortionist along for good measure, and a mini Elvis, few guests at the launch of tonight's newest exhibition space in London should be bored – at least not with the entertainment.
Stalking Cat, aka American computer repair man Dennis Avner, 50, is the world's 'most modified man' and has had surgery to create a feline cleft lip and a flat, upturned nose.
He has also had tiger stripes tattooed on his body and fixes synthetic whiskers to a piercing through his lip every day.
Stalking Cat says it is his Native American beliefs that have driven him to transform himself into his totem animal – a tiger.
Ripley's Believe It Or Not museum has a collection of more than 500 oddities, including a display of human shrunken heads from Ecuador and a copy of The Last Supper painted on a grain of rice.
With a contortionist along for good measure, and a mini Elvis, few guests at the launch of tonight's newest exhibition space in London should be bored – at least not with the entertainment.
Stalking Cat, aka American computer repair man Dennis Avner, 50, is the world's 'most modified man' and has had surgery to create a feline cleft lip and a flat, upturned nose.
He has also had tiger stripes tattooed on his body and fixes synthetic whiskers to a piercing through his lip every day.
Stalking Cat says it is his Native American beliefs that have driven him to transform himself into his totem animal – a tiger.
Ripley's Believe It Or Not museum has a collection of more than 500 oddities, including a display of human shrunken heads from Ecuador and a copy of The Last Supper painted on a grain of rice.
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