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Chinese Man Munches On 1500 Light Bulbs

Wang Xianjun, 54, from Sichuan Province, claims that he likes broken pieces of night bulb as snacks. He terms them as, "crispy and delicious."
Xianjun says, "I accidentally swallowed a piece of thick fish bone, but nothing happened. With curiosity, I tried several pieces of broken glasses secretly and nothing happened also."
He confesses that eating glass pieces is not his regular practice but he like including them in his breakfast sometimes.
He mulches on the glass pieces and then swallows it with a glass of water. Craving for food is a regular phenomenon but craving for glass pieces is a new habit. His claim that neither the fish bone nor the glass pieces have got stuck in his throat has taken doctors by surprise and few of them wish to check him up.



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