Friday, October 28, 2011

Topless woman leads a Car chase (video)


Why-Topless woman leads a Car chase (video)

Nice -Mickey Mouse-shaped pumpkins created for Halloween

Weird-Motel workers accused of peeping on showering guests (video)

Why-Gran, 92, barred from buying alcohol

Erin B Holdsworth drunk topless car chase


Police say a nearly naked woman led officers on a car chase that reached speeds of 200 km/h before she finally surrendered. The chase happened along Route 422 in Bainbridge, just east of Cleveland, and only came to a stop when police laid spikes across the road to puncture her tires, reports the local Fox channel. When police apprehended her, they discovered she was wearing nothing but a sheer bustier, a G-string and sneakers, the report said. She was cuffed and put in the back of a police car, where she allegedly hurled abuse at officers


Weird-Motel workers accused of peeping on showering guests (video)


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Employees at a New Mexico motel are being accused of peeping through a small hole located in the wall of a bathroom. KOB's Eddie Garcia reports.


Why-Playboy sheds rabbit ears

US Playmate of the year Claire Sinclair

WE were a little deflated to discover the first fully official Playboy line of condoms won't come with rabbit ears - at least not on the actual products, just the box. But 2011's international Playmate Of The Year Claire Sinclair will be flown to Australia next month as part of the international launch for the products - mainly through Woolworths, of all outlets.
We thought that an odd match too, but distributor Simon Jospesp told us that 53 per cent of condom sales happened in Woolworths and Coles, and 60 per cent of Australian customers are women, not blokes.

Nice-Thieves return cremated baby's ashes



Whether thieves returned the cremated ashes of a baby girl out of conscience or clumsiness matters not. An Australian family has their precious urn back after it was found a few blocks from their house in Brisbane, reports the Courier Mail.
The ashes of the child, who died at just 10 days old, were taken when the home was burglarized Thursday.
The mother, identified only as Monica, 55, made an appeal for their return."We lost her in 1995 ... we've always carried her ashes with us. It was my husband and I's (sic) only child," she told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
The urn was later found on a nearby street.



Nice -Mickey Mouse-shaped pumpkins created for Halloween

David Bowman and Mickey Mouse with a mickey shaped pumpkin

Mr Bowman - whose farm in Lincolnshire is the largest supplier of pumpkins in Europe - grew the fruit using a special mould and a seed variety called, appropriately, Cinderella.The pumpkins are on display at the Paris theme park as part of its Halloween Festival this weekend.
‘They’ve turned out well but, because they are such an unusual shape, people think they’re fake,’ Mr Bowman said.
'We have had a few challenges because of the bad summer this year but we've grown a good Mickey crop.
It's great that the rest of the world will now get to enjoy them.'The unusual crop was created using specially designed moulds which were fitted to the pumpkins while they were in the early stages of growth, and then left until the crop grew and ripened from green to orange.
The timing was particularly crucial, since the pumpkins may have simply outgrown the moulds if they were (www.metro.co.uk)

Why-Gran, 92, barred from buying alcohol



AN off-licence refused to sell alcohol to a woman of 92 – because she could not prove she was over 18.
Great-grandmother Diane Taylor wanted to buy a bottle of whisky for her son but was asked for photo ID.
She said: “It seemed so stupid I thought the cashier was complimenting me. “But then I realised that she was being serious so I pulled out my bus pass, my blood donor’s card but it was no good.( mirror.co.uk)








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