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Archive for September, 2007

Whoaaa! Stop signs try humor in Illinois (AP)

AP - A big red sign that says “Stop” sometimes isn’t enough to get everyone to stop. Maybe a laugh will get their attention.

Toilet paper thief on the loose in Wis. (AP)

AP - Someone is either too cheap to buy his own toilet paper or planning a big prank.

Bear rescued from Sierra bridge ledge (AP)

AP - A 250-pound bear stranded under a bridge near Lake Tahoe was saved by an army of rescuers, a tranquilizer dart and a nylon net bought at an Army surplus store.

Woman left in CT scanner for hours (AP)

AP - A cancer patient says she was left alone in a CT scanner for hours after a technician apparently forget about her, and she finally crawled out of the device, only to find herself locked in the closed clinic.

Flag hydrant headed back to dog park (AP)

AP - The flag-painted fire hydrant that was removed because critics thought dogs would disrespectfully urinate on it is being reinstalled, but with a fence to keep the pooches away.

German thief nailed selling stolen screws (Reuters)

Reuters - A German factory worker stole over a
million screws from his employer and skewed the market with his
cheap stolen goods, police said on Friday.

Oktoberfest reveller stuck in chimney for 12 hours (Reuters)

Reuters - A German man who had been drinking
heavily at Munich's Oktoberfest beer festival got stuck in a
chimney for 12 hours while trying to climb into a friend's
apartment, police said on Friday.

Election ballots can't be stuffed (Reuters)

Reuters - So many candidates are running in
Bulgaria's local elections next month that ballots stretch to 2
metres (6-1/2 ft) and won't fit into the country's largest
envelopes.

Rugby players highlight money woes by dying hair green (Reuters)

Reuters - Tonga's senior players will take the
field against England on Friday with their hair dyed green to
highlight the money problems the island nation had in making it
to the World Cup, centre Epeli Taione said on Thursday.

Wrestler awarded horses and sheep to mark victory (Reuters)

Reuters - "Yokozuna" Hakuho was given more than 100
horses and sheep in his native Mongolia to celebrate his latest
major sumo tournament victory.

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