How this happen-Kentucky woman glued to Wal-Mart toilet seat
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What-How can the reporter mistake a sex toy for fungus
Wow-Hypnotism Show Gone Wrong Leaves Girls Stuck in Trance for Hours
Danger of web-Lovelorn suspect sought to harm those behind deception
Wow-Hypnotism Show Gone Wrong Leaves Girls Stuck in Trance for Hours
Snap out of it! No, really — snap out of it! A fledgling hypnotist's demonstration at a Québécois school wound up embarrassing when he proved unable to bring several girls out of a trance — and had to call in reinforcements. When Maxime Nadeau staged a hypnotism show for a group of 12- and 13-year-olds at girls' school Collège du Sacré-Coeur in Sherbrook, Que., his subjects should have come out of the trance by the end of the demonstration, the CBC reported. But some of them didn’t. Nadeau had to call his mentor Richard Whitbread, who rushed over from his home an hour away snap the girls out of it.
Whitbread blamed his protégé's good looks for the eerie snafu. He said the smitten young girls might have been particularly eager to follow his directions. All told, one of them reportedly remained hypnotized for five hours, according to the CBC. Nadeau downplayed the significance of the hypnotic limbo in an interview with the Canadian news agency. "Being in a trance is a state of well-being," he said. "I wasn't stressed. I knew they would get out of it." "There were a couple of students who had their heads lying on the table and there were [others] who, you could tell, were in trance," he said. "The eyes were open, and there was nobody home." The show reportedly affected even the girls in the audience. “I don't know how to explain it. It's like you're no longer there," one student said. "You're spaced out.
What-How can the reporter mistake a sex toy for fungus? TV channel apologises after reporter confuses sex toy found underground for mushroom-like "fleshy monster.
A TV channel has apologised after an "unidentified fleshy monster" it said had been discovered underground turned out to be a sex toy. Xi'an City’s Channel 2 made the humbling confession after viewers pointed out the embarrassing mistake, saying that
their “reporters are young and unfamiliar with worldly affairs”. Broadcast last Sunday, a reporter on the Chinese station’s "Zero Distance to Xi'an" show was seen gathering with group of villagers near a bucket of water in which the ‘mushroom-like’ object was floating during the item. One villager, named He, is reported to have told how the unusual find was discovered deep underground. “I was helping a friend to dig a well about 80 meters under the ground where we found this fleshy thing," He is quoting as saying. “We don't know what it is, but it seems to have eyes and nose. “The correspondent described the object as being like a smooth mushroom with one of the ends looking like a human mouth. Villager He added: “Some elderly villagers, with some 80 years old, dropped by to study the object but they had never seen anything like it.”
their “reporters are young and unfamiliar with worldly affairs”. Broadcast last Sunday, a reporter on the Chinese station’s "Zero Distance to Xi'an" show was seen gathering with group of villagers near a bucket of water in which the ‘mushroom-like’ object was floating during the item. One villager, named He, is reported to have told how the unusual find was discovered deep underground. “I was helping a friend to dig a well about 80 meters under the ground where we found this fleshy thing," He is quoting as saying. “We don't know what it is, but it seems to have eyes and nose. “The correspondent described the object as being like a smooth mushroom with one of the ends looking like a human mouth. Villager He added: “Some elderly villagers, with some 80 years old, dropped by to study the object but they had never seen anything like it.”
After taking to the web to look up the murky pink object, He began to wonder whether it was a type of fungus known as lucid ganoderma. The reporter apparently said she would be taking the as-yet-unidentified toy to a botanist for analysis. Eagle-eyed viewers however were quick to point out that the mysterious item was in fact an artificial vagina. "Ignorance is horrible. How can the reporter mistake a sex toy for fungus?" one viewer commented on his Weibo micro blog.
Enjoy-Lingerie Football coming to a console nears you
Lingerie football, which is exactly what it sounds like, will soon be more than a spectator sport. The Lingerie Football League has teamed up with Japan-based Yuke's Co., the folks behind the Ultimate Fighting Championship games, to develop a video game for the sport where buxom young women play football in their skivvies. "As a leading sports and entertainment focused company, we have to keep a pulse on what is
the next big franchise. We at Yuke's feel that there is incredible momentum building behind the LFL and that the sport is perfectly positioned to become the next big franchise in the gaming world," said Yuke's CEO Yukinori Taniguchi in a press release.
Lingerie football has recently taken Canadian sports fans by storm, setting up shop on Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's niece Krista briefly captained the Toronto team, but quit last fall after a team kerfuffle.
the next big franchise. We at Yuke's feel that there is incredible momentum building behind the LFL and that the sport is perfectly positioned to become the next big franchise in the gaming world," said Yuke's CEO Yukinori Taniguchi in a press release.
Lingerie football has recently taken Canadian sports fans by storm, setting up shop on Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's niece Krista briefly captained the Toronto team, but quit last fall after a team kerfuffle.
How this happen-Kentucky woman glued to Wal-Mart toilet seat
A bathroom break turned embarrassing and painful for a Kentucky woman Tuesday. Monticello city officials told ABC Action News the woman went to use a toilet in the local Walmart when she realized she was stuck to the seat. It was later determined the seat
was covered in Super Glue. According to the website, the woman was stuck inside the restroom for nearly an hour. Police are now investigating the incident. "We're looking at it. Right now, I wouldn't be prepared to say which way it was -- accident or intention," the city's police chief Ralph Miniard told ABC Action News.com. Paramedics were on hand to help pull the woman off the seat. She was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out. This isn't the first time someone was glued to a toilet seat at a Walmart, ABC Action News says. A man got stuck to a toilet at a Maryland Walmart on March 31, the result of an April fool’s Day prank.
was covered in Super Glue. According to the website, the woman was stuck inside the restroom for nearly an hour. Police are now investigating the incident. "We're looking at it. Right now, I wouldn't be prepared to say which way it was -- accident or intention," the city's police chief Ralph Miniard told ABC Action News.com. Paramedics were on hand to help pull the woman off the seat. She was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out. This isn't the first time someone was glued to a toilet seat at a Walmart, ABC Action News says. A man got stuck to a toilet at a Maryland Walmart on March 31, the result of an April fool’s Day prank.
Danger of web-Lovelorn suspect sought to harm those behind deception
JUNE 20--It is a classic Internet love story gone wrong: Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love with girl. Boy exchanges nude photos with girl. Boy discovers girl is actually a gay guy. Boy plots revenge killings. Boy travels to California on Greyhound bus. Boy stalks prospective victims. Boy arrested by FBI. A Michigan man who was the victim of an online hoax was indicted last month on two felony charges for allegedly plotting to harm a California couple whom he mistakenly believed was somehow involved in the cruel, two-year-long
romantic ruse, The Smoking Gun has learned. Brian Hile, 28, was arrested last year after traveling to the San Diego area “with the intent of killing various individuals,” according to federal investigators. The unemployed Hile, who had been living with his 86-year-old grandmother in her mobile home, is now locked up without bond in a federal correctional center. The bizarre details of Hile’s online romance, his realization that he had been duped, and his subsequent plan to retaliate for the hoax are contained in a riveting court affidavit sworn by Agent Steve Kim, who is assigned to an FBI cyber squad. A spiral notebook used by Hile, Kim reported, “contained a list of names, addresses, telephone numbers, and other personal information of individuals Hile intended to kill.” The notebook, Kim added, included “a section entitled ‘supplies: trench coat, rope? duct tape, mace? chloroform?, knife, plastic zip ties.” A second affidavit identifies Hile’s alleged California targets as Tiffany Watkins, 23, and her boyfriend, 30-year-old David Cranford. In FBI interviews, Watkins (pictured above) and Cranford said that they did not know Hile, nor had they ever communicated with him. So why were they allegedly targeted? When Hile “discovered information” causing him to believe that his online girlfriend--who supposedly lived in South Africa--“was actually a male posing as a female,” he sought to “exact revenge against the individuals he believed were involved in the deception,” Agent Kim noted.
romantic ruse, The Smoking Gun has learned. Brian Hile, 28, was arrested last year after traveling to the San Diego area “with the intent of killing various individuals,” according to federal investigators. The unemployed Hile, who had been living with his 86-year-old grandmother in her mobile home, is now locked up without bond in a federal correctional center. The bizarre details of Hile’s online romance, his realization that he had been duped, and his subsequent plan to retaliate for the hoax are contained in a riveting court affidavit sworn by Agent Steve Kim, who is assigned to an FBI cyber squad. A spiral notebook used by Hile, Kim reported, “contained a list of names, addresses, telephone numbers, and other personal information of individuals Hile intended to kill.” The notebook, Kim added, included “a section entitled ‘supplies: trench coat, rope? duct tape, mace? chloroform?, knife, plastic zip ties.” A second affidavit identifies Hile’s alleged California targets as Tiffany Watkins, 23, and her boyfriend, 30-year-old David Cranford. In FBI interviews, Watkins (pictured above) and Cranford said that they did not know Hile, nor had they ever communicated with him. So why were they allegedly targeted? When Hile “discovered information” causing him to believe that his online girlfriend--who supposedly lived in South Africa--“was actually a male posing as a female,” he sought to “exact revenge against the individuals he believed were involved in the deception,” Agent Kim noted.
