Why-Banner inviting a star player to have sex with his wife

 

THE AFL has asked the Ten Network to explain why it aired footage of a Cats supporter's banner inviting a star player to have sex with his wife.

The sign read: "Paul Chapman I'll let you shag my wife." It was shown briefly towards the end of the weekend match between the Cats and the Suns at Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast. Ten said the broadcast was unintentional and assured the AFL it would not happen again. Campaigners against domestic violence commended the league's response but demanded more from Geelong. "I'm not prudish and I think people should be able to express themselves but that's just not on," White Ribbon ambassador Warwick Leeson said."It's a complete putdown; it reduces women to being something a man owns."

Mr Leeson has written to the Cats, but has yet to receive a response.

Funny-Fox News mistakes Fey for Palin

Tina Fey's comedic impression of former U.S. governor Sarah Palin must be good.

So bang-on that Fox News mistakenly aired a photo of Fey impersonating Palin in a Saturday Night Live sketch during a segment on Sunday, instead of an image of the politician.

LOL- 600 crash 'sweet 16' posted on Facebook

HAMBURG - More than 1,600 people showed up to celebrate a German teenager’s 16th birthday party after she inadvertently invited the public to attend on Facebook, Hamburg police said on Sunday. The teenager named Thessa fled her home in the leafy Bramfeld section of Hamburg and alerted police after 15,000 Facebook users accepted her invitation ahead of the Friday evening birthday party, police spokesman Mirko Streiber said.The crowd of 1,600 mostly jovial revelers jammed into the street on a balmy evening in front of her house while about 100 police were on hand to keep order for the duration from 7 p.m. and 2 a.m. Thessa had unwittingly neglected to mark her party as private on the social network, police said.Streiber said 11 people were taken into custody for violations ranging from bodily harm and resisting arrest to property damage and violating explosives laws.“It was by and large a peaceful party,” Streiber said. “There were some fires set alight, some acts of violence and with considerable alcohol consumption there was some property damage. There have been larger organized birthday parties in Hamburg but this may be the largest unorganized birthday party ever.”

Bad-Man cited after paying bill with 2,500 pennies

VERNAL, Utah — A Utah man has been cited on a charge of disorderly conduct after paying for a disputed medical bill with 2,500 pennies. The Deseret News of Salt Lake City reports Jason West went to Basin Clinic in Vernal on May 27 prepared to dispute an outstanding $25 bill. Assistant Vernal Police Chief Keith Campbell says that after asking staff members whether they accepted cash, West dumped 2,500 pennies on the counter and demanded that staff count them. Campbell says the incident upset staff because pennies were strewn about the counter and floor, and West's action served "no legitimate purpose."