Weird-Indonesia MP Caught on Sex Websites (Photo)

A POLITICIAN who was caught out watching blue movies in parliament after voting for a tough anti-porn law has resigned.A photographer spotted the MP watching dirty films during a debate last Friday. The father-of-five, 50, apologised to voters yesterday, saying “there was no coercion” in his decision to quit.Commentators in Indonesia now want the MP – known as Arifinto – prosecuted under the law he helped pass.The legislation has been used to jail a member of a boyband and the editor of the country’s Playboy magazine.

Nice-Professor allegedly used strippers in classroom

Strange-Bizarre Iceland museum gets donated human phallus

LONDON — in life, Pall Arason sought attention. In death, he is getting it: The 95-year-old Icelander's pickled penis will be the main attraction in one of his country's most bizarre museums. Sigurdur Hjartarson, who runs the Phallological Museum in the tiny Icelandic fishing town of Husavik, said Arason's organ will help round out the unusual institution's extensive collection of phalluses from whales, seals, bears and other mammals.Several people had pledged their penises over the years — including an American, a Briton, and a German — but Arason's was the first to be successfully donated, Hjartarson said."I have just been waiting for this guy for 15 years," he told The Associated Press in a brief telephone interview.

Why-School bans lunches from home

Packing school lunches for kids every day is no doubt a chore. But what if you weren’t allowed to? One Chicago school has banned lunches brought from home, the Chicago Tribune reports. Administrators at Little Village Academy, a public school, say the policy is all in the name of good health. Principal Elsa Carmona told the Tribune she created the policy after watching students bring "bottles of soda and flaming hot chips" for their lunch."It's about the nutrition and the excellent quality food that they are able to serve (in the lunchroom).  It's milk versus a Coke,” Carmona said.

Some kids and parents at the school beg to differ about the food quality, saying it doesn't taste good, and the Tribune reported that dozens of kids threw food in the garbage, uneaten.  We don't know what's on the menu at Little Village, but these photos of "an enchilada dish" are less than appealing. And really, when is the last time you sampled delicious fare in a school cafeteria? (I am forever haunted by the glue-like yellowish thing my elementary school called lemon pudding.)

Recipes aside, the policy leaves a bad taste in the mouth for plenty of other reasons.

Watch-Sydney man finds cockroach in Nestle cough sweet

It was a lucky escape for the 37-year-old who was almost left with a horrible taste to swallow after buying the sweets with a dead roach inside from a Sydney convenience store.The dead pest was preserved like an ancient bug in amber, embedded in one of the Nestle Butter Menthol drops.'I was about to put it into my mouth when I saw it,' said Mr Franks.

'I went straight back into the store and showed the guy I bought if off just to make sure.'

The unlucky customer made a call to Nestle who asked him not to go to the media and offered a 'modest' amount of money.A spokeswoman for Nestle said that the food company was concerned about the discovery and wished to obtain the cough sweet for testing.

Mistake-Toddler served margarita instead of apple juice in Applebee's mix-up

Fifteen-month-old Dominic Dill-Reese was found to have enough alcohol in his blood to be over the adult drink-drive limit when he was rushed to hospital in Michigan, but thankfully escaped serious harm.

His mother, Taylor, had noticed the toddler had been acting strangely, but didn't realise the cause until she took a sip of what she thought was apple juice before leaving the restaurant in Madison Heights.

'He was saying hi and bye to the walls. He eventually laid his head down on the table and we thought maybe he was just sleepy,' she explained.No one at the table had ordered any alcoholic drinks and it is thought the incident occurred because of a mislabelled bottle behind the bar.

 

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