C-string world’s smallest thong and Suspect caught with his pants down

 

Bad call- Woman busted after calling 911 to say hi

How this happen-Suspect caught with his pants down

Wow-C-string dubbed world’s smallest thong

Why-Mom gives gay son stun gun to curb school bullying

How-Cat Survives Nearly Two Hours in a Washing Machine

How this happen-Suspect caught with his pants down

MONTREAL — A wardrobe malfunction allowed officers to catch a suspected thief with his pants down in suburban Montreal early Sunday, police say. Police in Laval responded to a 911 call around 1 a.m. and spotted a man in his twenties in an industrial park.

Police said the suspect bolted and officers gave chase. The man tried to climb a fence to make his escape but his pants became caught in the enclosure, police said. Officers arrived on the scene to find the man hanging upside down, police said. Officers had to remove his pants to free him, but he didn't stay free for long. He was immediately taken into custody and faces charges of breaking and entering.

Bad call- Woman busted after calling 911 to say hi

LONDON, Ont. - A 39-year-old Sarnia, Ont., woman has a court date after police say she called 911 just to say hi. Cops say they went to the home of the woman, who they say is very well known to them, to find her intoxicated after the call at about 8 a.m. Sunday.

She was arrested and charged with mischief, and interfering with the lawful use or operation of the 911 response line. She’s scheduled to appear in court June 12.

Wow-C-string dubbed world’s smallest thong

 

You can barely C it.

A new G-string-like underwear - dubbed the C-string - is being touted as the world's smallest thong. It looks like an upside down headband and is the "nearest to naked you can get without going commando," according to retailer Fashioncstring.com. The not-so-modest undies have no waist band and apparently stay secure with a flexible internal frame. The retailer says the C-string can be worn on the beach to minimize tanlines and under clothes to eliminate pantylines. 

 

Why-Mom gives gay son stun gun to curb school bullying

A frustrated Indiana mom is fighting her son’s expulsion after she gave her gay son a stun gun to take to school to deter bullies. Chelisa Grimes told CNN she gave the shock device to her son Darnell “Dynasty” Young, 17, as a last resort to end months of tormenting from other students for being gay. “I do not promote violence — not at all — but what is a parent to do when she has done everything that she felt she was supposed to do ... at the school? “I did feel like there was nothing else left for me to do, but protect my child,” she said.  On April 16, six students threatened to beat up Young at Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis, so Young grabbed the stun gun from his backpack and set it off in the air to scare them off.

He didn’t use it on anyone. A stun gun has to be near or pressed on someone to zap them.

How-Cat Survives Nearly Two Hours in a Washing Machine

It's a good thing cats have nine lives.A 10-month-old cat survived almost two hours in a washing machine, getting tossed and chucked around for a full spin cycle, South African newspaper The Star reported.Tabitha's owner Karin Bennett, 63, searched everywhere after the crossbred cat vanished earlier this week at her home in Johannesburg, South Africa.Bennett, a widowed mother of two, told The Star that she had put a load of laundry in the washing machine and left her house to go run errands. When she came home, her black-coated kitty was nowhere to be found, despite audible meows.Bennett checked on her laundry after hearing strange noises coming from the washer, which she said had a habit of acting up. She spotted her drenched feline trapped inside the machine.“It could happen to anybody,” Bennett said. “She must have been sleeping in there.”

I went berserk and screamed so loud that a neighbor came 'round,” she added, according to the U.K. Daily Mail.

 

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