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Football fan dressed as a sheep set alight on train

A 24-year-old football fan dressed as a sheep suffered serious burns to his arms and legs when he was set alight on a train in... more

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Booty Pop is the answer to a Kardashian butt!

Ladies, Booty Pop is the next greatest way to lure a man. It’s a padded ass enhancer that helps you “reshape your... more

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The Current Jam

The infamous Jay Jammer comments on being permanently banned from Current.com, and discusses the underlying problems with... more

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Anaconda mating rituals are gang bang

Watch a female anaconda enjoy a “mating ball” (READ: orgy), where up to 12 male anacondas take turns inserting sperm... more

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"40 wild birds play a gibson guitar"

The film is of an installation by a contemporary French artist called Celeste Boursier-Mougenot. It's very Marcel Duchamp,... more

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Retired ex-wrestler fends off robbers

When faced with men who asked him for money and beat him to the ground in an attempt to rob him, 69 year old Tony Edwards used his... more

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German football team 'could be wearing bullet-proof vest for world cup'

The head of the security firm for the German soccer team said that players might need protection for away games due to safety... more

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World's First Sex Robot Unveiled.. WTF

Can You Say XXX Robot. The worlds first sex robot was revealed, and to some this may mark a day in man's liberation from the... more

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Visitor walks into unseen wall at Tate Modern

It can be dangerous going into the Tate Modern. Their latest art installation has claimed its first injury as a pensioner walked... more

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UKs lowest ATM is only 18 inches high

Whitchurch, Hants, has only one ATM and it's just 18 inches off the ground - forcing its 4,500 residents to kneel.... more

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Bank of America gets $138bn lifeline

Why, again, did we give the big 3 such a hard time before bailing them out? As the banking industry continues to have massive... more

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Woman Told to Stop Loud Sex or Face Jail

A British woman whose noisy sex sessions were officially branded anti-social behavior was warned Friday she would face jail, if she fails to stop the excessively loud lovemaking.

Caroline Cartwright, 48, was given an eight-week prison term suspended for 12 months, meaning if she engages in over-noisy coupling again in the next year she will immediately be put behind bars.

"I've heard a very short extract of the noise you make and can well see that your neighbors would be upset and distressed by this," said judge Beatrice Bolton at Newcastle Crown Court in northeast England.

Cartwright was served with a civil order over marathon romps with husband Steve, described in court as unnatural and "like they are both in considerable pain."

Neighbors at their home in Washington, south of Newcastle, had complained about the noise, as did passers-by and the postman.

Cartwright was served with an anti-social behavior order (Asbo), but admitted at a previous hearing to having violated it almost immediately, and repeatedly, last April.

An anti-social behavior order is a civil order made against people deemed to be a public nuisance, and is more typically issued for young delinquents using threatening behavior, or disrupting the peace.

At an earlier hearing the court was told that the local council set up special equipment in a neighbor's flat and recorded noise levels of 30-40 decibels, peaking at 47, as loud as a conversation in the same room.

Cartwright told the court she had tried to restrain herself.

"I have tried to minimize the situation by having sex in the morning, not at night, so the noise was not waking anybody.

"I may be sympathetic to it, but it is not something I am doing on purpose."

Passing the suspended sentence Friday, the judge said, "It needs to be a prison sentence because you need to be deterred. If you commit further offenses of this nature that sentence will be passed and you will made to serve it."
http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpps/news/dpgonc-british-woman-told-to-stop-loud-sex-or-face-jail-fc-20100122_5708403A British woman whose noisy sex sessions were officially branded anti-social behavior was warned Friday she would face jail, if... more

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16 days ago

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Kolelinia Lets You Ride Your Bicycle Over the Air

Kolelinia—a system that allows you to ride your bike above the traffic—looks like a crazy idea until you check out the... more

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27 days ago

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Exploding Boobs: The Next Terrorist Threat?

If you aren't reading WorldNetDaily, you're really missing out. Today, for instance, the paranoid conservative website... more

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7 days ago

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You can't fire me, I'm drunk!

Peru's top court has ruled that workers cannot be fired for being drunk on the job, a decision that was criticized by the... more

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1 year ago

^#96

John Edwards Scandal (Reinactment)

Those CG reinacters are back.

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1 day ago

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Three fat chicks beat a skinny man (for possibly making a fat joke)

An onlooker with a video camera captured an incredible moment when a UK man verbally assaulted an obese woman–and her... more

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11 days ago

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Four in ten people laugh at bad jokes, scientists find

Researchers believe that we may be amused at being let down by the humour - and that we laugh at how bad a joke can actually be.... more

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1 year ago

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Malaysians get knickers in a twist over "no panties" event

A Malaysian organisation is attempting to stop a rumoured no pants Valentines event which students may be taking part in. The... more

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1 day ago

^#100

Pay What You Owe & Be Free

It was raining really hard last week and I had to run into a restaurant to pick up dinner. It happened to Saturday, and I was tempted to just double park. Instead I found a spot, and ran into the restaurant. What I failed to remember is to put money into the meeter. Well it turned out to take longer than I imagined inside, and by the time I came back out into the rain, you guessed it, I had a ticket.

I thought to myself, jeez, I was only in there a minute and when did they start charging at the parking meters on a Saturday anyway. Then the thoughts turned to, 'well it should only be $25.00 anyway'. All the excuses came flooding into mind how I shouldn't have to pay. When I looked at the ticket I realized the fine was a little over $50.00 which made me a little mad, and then I gave in, and thought 'that's what you get for thinking you can double park, or just park anywhere when it's raining and not have to deal with the consequences. It's a lazy attitude I can easily get into instead of always doing the right thing, even when it's challenging (or raining in this case). It also made me appreciate the fact that I can pay my bills; I am responsible; I can do the right thing; I am practicing towards perfect (though I may never reach it); and I don't have to look over my shoulder because I'm angry at 'the man' - I realize my challenges and accept them for what they are.

This switch or choice in attitudes makes a huge difference for me. Think about the two options; If I got upset about getting the ticket and refused to pay it, it would get bigger, and my stress about it would also grow. It might fester in my mind; I could eventually get pulled over for speeding and end up in jail... all this would be the result of not accepting responsibility for the initial ticket and pay the $53 fine. Which is worse? I think it's much worse to hold onto an issue and let it fester and grow than dealing with it, accepting it, vow to be more cognizant of it in the future and yes, move on!! It's such an amazing gift to be able to have this insight. Such an amazing time to be present and aware of my actions, and the direct consequences. In my younger years, I have parked in a handicapped spot, and did not get a ticket. My moral compass told me it was wrong, sure. Would I do it today? No way. But if I did, I would fully expect to pay the fine.

One thing about accepting responsibility (and in this case paying the $53. fine) is, it frees me up to live my best life. I am not worried about going 5 mph over the speed limit - because if I get pulled over, I know exactly what's in store - and don't have to walk around with a mental chip on my shoulder because I know I have 'something on my record' (even if it's just a parking ticket). That's freedom, and I wouldn't have it any other way!It was raining really hard last week and I had to run into a restaurant to pick up dinner. It happened to Saturday, and I was... more

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16 days ago

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