Doublelife-You can be a porn star and teach high school students

 TEACHER who led a double life as a porn star and stripper has been found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct - but has still been allowed to keep his job in the classroom. Benedict Garrett, 31, was head of sex education at Beal High School in east London, but outside work he was known by his stripper stage name Johnny Anglais.He was reprimanded by the General Teaching Council after a two-day disciplinary hearing, but told he could continue to work in the classroom.

Derek Johns, chairman of the panel, told Garrett, "The committee is content that you have sufficient insight and would not repeat this behavior should you resume teaching."Therefore, in relation to risk of repetition, the committee considers it is unlikely that you will seek to return to the teaching profession whilst working as a stripper or in pornographic films." Garrett, who starred in such films as European Honeyz 4, was uncovered when his pupils spotted a Facebook link to a porn movie trailer he was starring in and reported it to their head teacher. He admitted working in the adult film industry but argued that it did not amount to unacceptable professional conduct since none of his behaviour was illegal.On his website, Garrett offers lap dancing, stripping and serving food in the nude at private dinner parties.He describes himself as a "a man with a mission...to unashamedly demonstrate the art of pleasure in the realms of fitness, sex and entertainment".

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Cops were stunned to discover thousands of pairs of panties strewn alongside a highway in Fairfield County, Ohio, on Thursday.

"I came up and I looked for myself, and after I got here I couldn't believe what I was seeing," deputy sheriff Gary Hummel told KSPR news.The underwear -- 3,000 pairs, some clean and some used -- were found in four locations along the highway near Berne Township, piled along the embankments and hanging from trees.They appeared to have been dumped out of plastic shopping bags from local grocery and department stores.It took police two hours to pack the panties into 10 garbage bags, which are now taking up all the space in their evidence storage room."We just can't figure out where that many underwear would have come from and who would have disposed of them," said Jim Carmichael, a Berne Township trustee.

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Woo-Titanic ice-berk Steve Hide has story of stricken ship tattooed on his back

Steve Hine splashed out £3,000 on the artwork, which covers his entire back and took almost 40 hours to complete over a period of five years. When I started having it done five years ago I always planned to have it finished in time for the 100th anniversary,' he told the Southern Daily Echo. He built up his own idea of the fateful April evening in 1912, when the cruise liner sunk on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, through artists' impressions and books describing the incident, which he took to a tattoo artist.The detailed ink includes the iconic 46,000-tonne vessel disappearing into the water after striking an iceberg and lifeboats bobbing on the waves.

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