Wow-After Baby Gaga Breast Milk Ice cream and Now Schweddy Balls ice cream

What a flavour and name…?

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An American lobby group wants people to boycott a new Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavour called Schweddy Balls.

"The vulgar new flavour has turned something as innocent as ice cream into something repulsive. Not exactly what you want a child asking for at the supermarket," One Million Moms officials wrote on the group's website.

The group also wants people to e-mail Ben & Jerry's to request no additional containers of the limited-run ice cream be produced.

"The ice cream is being released in a limited batch, which means it will be distributed nationwide but only for three or four months. If it proves popular, another batch might be forthcoming, but we hope not." Earlier this month, Ben & Jerry's launched Schweddy Balls, which is vanilla ice cream with fudge-covered rum and malt balls. The name comes from a popular Saturday Night Life sketch in which Alec Baldwin plays a bakery owner named Pete Schweddy who goes on a national radio show called The Delicious Dish to discuss holiday baking. "There are lots of great treats this time of year," Schweddy says in the skit. "Zucchini bread, fruitcake, but the things that I most like to bring out at this time of the year are my balls." Perhaps the most famous line from the skit is when Baldwin says, "No one can resist my Schweddy Balls." In a statement on the One Million Moms website, Ben & Jerry's spokesman Sean Greenwood is quoted as saying the company isn't trying to offend people. "Our fans get the humour."

More weird news below:

1. How-Woman crashes car into man's house ... again
2. Idea-Wonderbras made into handbags
3. Sad-Somalian children win guns in radio contest
4. How-Man wins dumpling eating contest then dies

Surprise-Burglar frying bacon caught when owner returns

Must be Hungary….

A woman who returned to her home found a man inside who was frying bacon on her stove and in possession of several personal items, according to police in suburban St. Louis. Damon Petty, 36, was charged with burglary after his arrest Tuesday at the home of Kenya Ealy in University City.Ealy and female friends had returned to the home and at first were unable to enter when Petty tried to keep the door closed, according to stltoday.com.The two eventually got in and detained him until police arrived.

How-Woman crashes car into man's house ... again

Why two times…?

SOUTH PARK, Pa.  — Two women on a shopping trip were rushed to a hospital after their car crashed into a house late Tuesday afternoon. Sky 4 flew over the crash scene on

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in South Park, where a tow truck was seen pulling the car away from the side of the house. Channel 4 Action News' Ashlie Hardway reported that both victims were expected to recover. Police have not identified them. Police told Hardway that the driver was turning around in a cul-de-sac, as she typically does, when she somehow lost control of the vehicle and veered off the road and over a wall into the house. The passenger, Adrienne Mosi, said she and the driver, Nancy Wallace, have lunch together every week. Wallace picks Mosi up and drops her off at her

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home.

Idea-Wonderbras made into handbags

Very nice use…

The iconic push-up lingerie, which soared in popularity during the 1990s, has undergone an extraordinary transformation thanks to the enterprising designer. Using old bras donated by her friends, Miss Maria has now built up a vast collection of all types of sizes and colours of the innovative handbag.  The Wonderbra brand was founded in the US in 1935 by Israel Pilot.

Since elastic materials were rationed and unavailable for clothing at that time, Pilot came up with innovative design that offered more comfort to wearers.

Sad-Somalian children win guns in radio contest

Bad-Guns not toys…

Children in Somalia have been given guns, cash and religious books for winning a radio contest, according to reports.

The BBC reported the first-place winners of a contest in which the kids recited the Koran on the air received an AK-47 and the equivalent of $700, while the second place winners got an AK-47 and $500. Third place winners were given two hand grenades and $400. All the winners were also given religious books. "Youths should use one hand for education and the other for a gun to defend Islam," senior al-Shabab official Mukhtar Robow told those attending the ceremony in Elasha, 20 km from Mogadishu, the BBC reported.

Bad-Guns not toys…

How-Man wins dumpling eating contest, then dies

KIEV - A 77-year-old Ukrainian man won a jar full of sour cream for coming first in a dumpling eating contest and then promptly died, local media reported on Wednesday. Ivan Mendel ate 10 dumplings in half a minute to win first place and a one-litre jar of sour cream in the contest held in the town of Tokmak in the southeastern Zaporizhya region on September 18, Fakty I Kommentarii newspaper said. Shortly afterwards, Mendel became unwell and died, according to local news websites.

Dumplings, called "vareniki" in the former Soviet republic, are a staple of Ukrainian cuisine and are often stuffed with a range of fillings from mushrooms to cherries.