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Too hot: Loredana Popesciue has has ignited local passions in Cadelbosco Sopra, Italy (Picture: CEN)

Too sexy to serve…

The jealous other halves launched a petition to stop 27-year-old Loredana Popesciue from working at an establishment in the town of Cadelbosco Sopra, after her antics received widespread acclaim from male regulars. Loredana likes to dance for her customers and the blonde bombshell often receives monumental tips from impressed punters. The Romanian immigrant hasn't gone unnoticed by local authorities though - she narrowly escaped punishment from the tax man and also health officials who came investigate her dance routine that involves 'sexy underwear'. 'Now I have a petition to deal with. These women are just jealous. I have Brazilian roots and I love to dance. What's wrong with that?,' she exclaimed. 'I have nothing against these women. But if their husbands wanted to spend time with them, they'd be at home and not in my bar.' Her delighted employer is revelling in the extra boom in business and even renamed the bar the Lory Pink Bar in her honour.

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How big-Patron too big for White Castle

Lawsuit for everything….

A New York state man is suing a chain of burger joints because he can't fit his 290-lb. frame in the restaurant's chairs.Martin Kessman, 64, said White Castle is violating the Americans With Disabilities Act by not providing supersized seats - or at least ones that aren't stationary.

"I'm not humongous, [but] I'm a big guy. I could not wedge myself in," he told the New York Post.After he bumped his knee on one of the table's metal supports in 2009, he wrote a letter of complaint to corporate headquarters.He said the company replied with "condescending" letters and coupons for free hamburgers - "but the cheese was extra!" - but also promised to expand its seats, the Post reports.

He filed a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court last week, seeking unspecified damages.

What-Fish in his bladder: Fact or fiction?

Heard the one about the Chinese man with an eel in his bladder? It’s the story zooming around the Internet today and while it seems incredible, and while we can’t confirm that it’s true, it is possible even if highly unlikely.According to the story, a man went to a spa in China where he dunked himself in a tank of fish. The object of this seemingly bizarre exercise was to allow the fish to nip away at dead skin, a kind of fishy loofah. Pricey spas in the West have actually adopted this practice for use on clients’ feet.Anyway; all was well until he felt a sharp pain in his penis. Naturally he rushed himself to a clinic where an eel was extracted from his bladder.

While the truth of this story cannot be confirmed, there are medical reports of critters crawling or swimming up the human urethra and finding their way into the bladder.

How-Google gaffe offers flights to Twin Towers

So this is another online mistake...

When Google introduced its latest tool, Flight Search, on Tuesday it offered travellers a destination that no longer exists - the World Trade Center. The site google.com/flights let users find and book flights by typing in their "from" and "to" destinations. The web giant posted an "early look" at the feature on one of its official blogs, Inside Search. "See a simple list of the most relevant flights," reads the blog post. But on Tuesday, if a traveller entered "New York" as a destination, they got a drop-down menu of options that included not only JFK and La Guardia airports but also the World Trade Center, though it appeared in greyed-out text accompanied by the note "unavailable."Reader of Australia's Sydney Morning Herald discovered the gaffe and posted a comment on the newspaper's website. A spokeswoman for Google told the paper Flight Search uses codes provided by air transport officials, and that codes may still exist for locations that have been "decommissioned." "We are removing the WTC code now that we're aware of it," she said, "and we will look for other airports that need to come out, as well."

Stupid-Woman tries to stop mom's plane with bomb hoax

Not a good idea…

NEW YORK - A woman concerned about her mother and brother flying on the eve of the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks phoned in a bomb threat to an Arizona airport hoping to ground their flight, prosecutors said on Tuesday.Mary Purcell, 37, was arrested by FBI officers at her home in Lake Ronkonkoma, New York, on Monday, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said. She was charged with making a false bomb threat and faces up to 10 years in prison.

Tucson Airport police received two calls on the morning of Sept. 10 from a woman who said she had overheard her boyfriend and others talking about a threat to a Southwest Airlines flight to Albuquerque, New Mexico, according to a complaint unsealed in Brooklyn federal court.

Airport officials called in the bomb squad and informed the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The plane was searched with bomb-sniffing dogs but nothing was found and the flight left 15 minutes late.The FBI traced the calls to a phone in Long Island, New York, registered to Margaret Meyer, who was scheduled to fly on the plane with her son, William Meyer.

Stolen-Man admitted to swallowing Dimond worth more than $16,000

MADRID — A thief in Spain may have bitten off more than he could chew when he stole a diamond and then swallowed it, only to be caught when police made him undergo an X-ray. Police said the thief stole the stone, worth about $16,500, from a restaurant in the luxury beach resort of Marbella. A British tourist reported that a purse with the diamond in it was stolen by two well-dressed men who entered a restaurant.Hours later; officers stopped a car at a routine checkpoint, and discovered there were four men with criminal records in the car. They also found the purse inside the car, police said in a statement, as well as cash and other valuables.

"During the operation, officers noticed one of the men putting his hand to his mouth," police said, according to AFP.

Man does pull-ups 70 storeys up off a crane in incredible video

This is amazing…

In a stunt that appears to be the ultimate nightmare for any health and safety enthusiast, the daredevil in the video seems to have scant regard for regulations of any description as he goes through a pull-up routine 70 storeys in the air.