Strange LoL-Couple weds 85 times in six months

It’s the biggest day of our lives. But one couple have taken things to extremes – by getting married 85 times.

And Mark and Denise Duffield-Thomas have performed the record-breaking feat in just SIX MONTHS.

They did so as winners of the “Ultimate Job in the World” contest, road-testing ­locations for a wedding and ­honeymoon ­travel company. The trip has seen them renew their vows in ­exotic places like Mauritius, Indonesia, Thailand and Jordan.“We’re the happiest couple in the world,” says Denise, 31. “Every day is a honeymoon.”Mark has worn the same suit 50 times and Denise has got through several dresses. And both have gained over a stone from wedding breakfasts.They began on May 25 by marrying five times in 48 hours in New York – at the Waldorf Astoria hotel, the top of the Empire State Building, in a taxi and twice in Central Park.The most romantic occasion, they say, was at a five-star resort in Zanzibar. The strangest shivering in a room at minus 43C in Wexford, Ireland.

Man buries girlfriend in his jail cell

LIMA - A Dutchman imprisoned in Lima for drug trafficking murdered his girlfriend during a visit and walled up body in his jail cell, police said Monday.Authorities discovered the body of 22-year-old Leslie Paredes Silva three months later.Jason Sanford Stalig Conquet, 32, confessed to his crime when prison guards asked him about the odor emanating from a concrete ledge he had built into a corner of his cell to hide the body of 22-year-old Peruvian Leslie Paredes Silva, they said.The head of the national prison system Wilson Hernandez told RPP radio that Stalig Conquet received a visit from Paredes in the Lurigancho prison sometime in August."Apparently they had an argument inside (the cell) and he ended up strangling her," he said

"He also confessed to police that he built a sort of cement bench in his cell and that he buried his girlfriend there," he added.The woman's body was removed by prison officials and taken to a morgue.

The gruesome discovery has raised a storm of criticism of the authorities failure to keep track of all visitors to the prison, as well as for the gross overcrowding at the facility, which was built in the 1960s to house 2,000 inmates but that now holds four times as many.The police said in a statement it was investigating the prison murder and that any negligence on the part of security personnel in charge of Lurigancho would be severely punished.Stalig Conquet is the second Dutchman charged with murder this year in Peru.

Joran Van der Sloot, 23, was charged in May with killing 21-year-old Stephany Flores, also Peruvian, in a Lima hotel. Apparently, she had stumbled on information linking him to the 2005 disappearance in Aruba of US national Natalee Holloway.

Strange -Women workers asked to wear bracelets during their periods to explain extra toilet breaks

A BOSS forced staff to wear red bracelets when they were having a period to explain frequent loo breaks.

Other employers put in CCTV, told staff to sign a visitors’ book or use an electronic key card, a union report on loo rules in Norwegian firms revealed.Ombudsman Bjorn Erik Thon said: “Toilet codes on menstrual cycles are violations of privacy.” The union said firms were worried about lost productivity.