A woman hide loaded revolver her private part, Why TV station films woman crotch and Bare Beach Beer Bash in June

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Top 5-Have fun in Bare Beach Beer Bash' in June

PALMERTON, Pa., April 24 (UPI) -- A Pennsylvania nudist resort is encouraging beer lovers to really, really put their love for suds on display during the upcoming “Bare





Beach Beer Bash.” Sunny Rest Resort in the Pocono Mountains will be hosting the no-clothing mandatory event on June 28 for the third straight year. The event, which offers unlimited beer sampling of domestic and imported beer, is expected to attract about 300 people. Sunny Rest Resort activities director Ben Wysocki told Fox News that the event "keeps on growing and growing!" The resort isn’t kidding about its nudity policy. “Nudity is required at the beer festival area and in the pools and hot tub,” according to a poster for event. In addition to offering guests the chance to attend the “Flashers” nightclub, Sunny Rest is also hosting upcoming events like a “Pig Roast & Hawaiian Luau,” “Naked Wrestlemania! Jello & Pudding Wrestling,” and Bingo night.

Top 4-Houston woman doesn't want to go on camera, so TV station films her crotch

HOUSTON, April 24 (UPI) -- When a Houston TV station was reporting about six teenagers and some adults who were arrested for allegedly breaking into a house to steal lawn equipment and electronics, they found a female witness who was willing to talk about the incident -- as long as her face wouldn’t be shown. Based on what happened afterward, she may wish she just went on camera. In the video, which has since been removed from KPRC’s website, the camera was trained on the woman's crotch as a reporter conducted an interview. During the piece, the woman’s hands can be seen “gesturing over her crotch to lead the news package.” There was also a close-up. Although it’s unclear why the station specifically chose to remove the video, the Houston Press blog speculates that “maybe the anti-camel toe lobby sent them a cease and desist” order.

Top 3-Why Topless woman walks into mayor's office

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. - A topless woman walked straight into the mayor’s office in Niagara Falls, Ont., around noon Thursday. Mayor Jim Diodati said he wasn't in his office at the time and the topless woman talked to his staff, and left on her own. Visitors normally have to buzz in to reach the mayor's office, but Diodati said some work was being done so the doors were left opened. "She's a sex-trade worker and she has been in before to discuss challenges for her and her situation in her industry," he said. He said whenever the woman has come to city hall in the past, he was not there. "She lives at a motel in town and I've called and left her a message at the motel. When I leave a message, I leave a date (indicating when he called). We've never had a chance to discuss her concerns."

Diodati said although city hall does not handle sex-trade worker issues, he doesn't like to ignore his constituents who like to take their concerns to the mayor. "They insist on talking to the mayor. It added a little excitement to the day. No one (in the mayor's office) ever remembers this happening before.

Top 2-Sleeping Woman Molested During Airplane Flight

APRIL 24--While napping on a flight from London to San Francisco, a female traveler was molested by a fellow passenger who placed his hand down the woman’s shirt and groped her for about five minutes, prosecutors allege. The victim was aboard British Airways Flight 285 last Tuesday when she was assaulted by Vinay Pochampally, according to a U.S. District Court criminal complaint. The molestation occurred about two hours into the flight. The female passenger was seated in row 37, behind which was a “bulkhead of the galley and restroom area.” During the flight, Pochampally, who was assigned a seat in row 36 of the Boeing 747, “positioned himself in the gap behind row 37 and in front of the bulkhead,” reported FBI Agent Bianca Betz in a sworn affidavit. “While in that gap, Pochampally inserted his hand, palm-side down, into the shirt of the sleeping female passenger,” noted Betz. Pochampally’s hand was “underneath the passenger’s shirt and undergarments for approximately four to five minutes, making skin-to-skin contact in the breast and upper chest area,” added Betz. A section of a Boeing 747 seating chart can be seen at right.

When the victim awoke, Pochampally--who was reportedly intoxicated--quickly removed his hand from her shirt and ran away down the plane’s aisle. According to the criminal complaint, “multiple passengers witnessed the incident” and told crew members what occurred. British Airways workers confronted Pochampally upon learning of the molestation incident and directed him to move to a different seat for the remainder of the 10-hour trip.

Top 1-Why woman hide loaded revolver her private part

A Tennessee woman arrested for driving with a suspended license had a stolen, loaded gun hidden in her vagina, police say. The Kingsport Police Department report, posted on posted on TheSmokingGun.com, said the gun was discovered inside Dallas Archer, 19, during a search after she was arrested Monday.Police said a female jailer "located an unknown item in her crotch." A further check revealed the North American Arms 22 LR mini-revolver, which was loaded.The gun, which the manufacturer says is four inches in length, had been stolen in 2013 from John Souther, 70, police said. Archer has been charged with possession of a firearm and possession of stolen property. The Smoking Gun contacted Souther, who said he would like his gun back, but it would need "a bath in bleach" before he'd touch it.

Why Dr. Took Naked Pix of His Patients, US Airways tweeting porn image and a Bridge stolen

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Judge forces 'bully' to wear sign

An Ohio man faced public humiliation Sunday for terrorizing his neighbour for the last 15 years. Edmond Aviv, 62, who pleaded no contest to a fourth-degree misdemeanour charge of disorderly conduct, was ordered to stand at an intersection in his hometown of South Euclid until 2 p.m. with a sign that says: "I AM A BULLY! I pick on children that are disabled, and I am intolerant of those that are different from myself. My actions do not reflect an appreciation for the diverse South Euclid community that I live in."According to Cleveland.com, Aviv walked up to the intersection about 8:57 a.m. on Sunday with his sign, written in black marker on the side of a cardboard box.Aviv was handed the unique penalty by Judge Gayle Williams-Byers on Friday.

 

Woman sues Walmart over shampoo that caused hair to get so tangled she cut it

 

PORTLAND, Ore., April 16 (UPI) -- An Oregon woman whose hair used to reach her backside has filed a $10,000 lawsuit against Walmart for selling a shampoo that allegedly caused her hair to get so tangled she was forced to cut most of it. According to Jennifer Fahey's suit, the bottle of “Equate Everyday Clean Dandruff Shampoo” she bought at a Portland Walmart caused her hair to become impossibly entangled in seconds. “She was not able to remove the knots and as a result she had to cut a large portion of her hair from the top and back of her head,” the suit states. According to Fahey’s attorney, William Ball, the 30-year-old woman had to cut off a few feet of hair, leaving her with about four inches, a loss he called “devastating.” The suit, which was filed Monday in Multnomah County Circuit Court, also names shampoo maker Vi-Jon as a defendant. Fahey’s is seeking the $10,000 for "past, present and future physical and emotional pain and suffering, anxiety, humiliation and embarrassment, expenses for replacement hair, along with diminished and lost wages” as well as the “loss of life’s pleasures and activities.”

  Bridge stolen in small Illinois Township

Someone has stolen a bridge in Kane Township, Illinois. The 20-foot-long, 10-foot-wide wood and Iron Bridge was likely removed as one piece, police told the Journal Courier newspaper.It wasn't noticed immediately because it is used infrequently by farmers to gain access to their properties. "We've had street signs and stop signs stolen," Greene County Sheriff Rob McMillen told the newspaper. "But to go to the extent of taking a bridge from a road "¦ you don't see that happen." Someone noticed the bridge was missing and reported it to police. McMillen said he believes the bridge was stolen in March. An officer who answered the phone at the sheriff's office confirmed the story is true, but was unable to provide further details. Stealing a bridge is a felony because the bridge is government-owned. Kane Township is 90 km north of St. Louis, Mo.

US Airways apologizes for tweeting pornographic image

US Airways was -- eventually -- embarrassed and apologetic after tweeting a pornographic photo of a woman lying on a bed with a plane inserted into her vagina. The image link was sent to a Twitter user with the message: "We welcome feedback, Elle. If your travel is complete, you can detail it here for review and follow-up." And it stayed on the airline's account for an hour before it was noticed and an apology was sent out, with the assurance the company is "investigating. “On April 14, US Airways customer Elle Rafter tweeted her dissatisfaction with a recent flight should took with the airline.

Doctor Took Naked Pix of His Patients

 

APRIL 16--An Arkansas gynecologist is facing video voyeurism charges after he allegedly used his cell phone to take nude photos of patients during office exams. Police began investigating Paul Becton, Jr. earlier this month after a patient told cops that she was concerned that the 68-year-old doctor “produced his cellular telephone and took photographs of her pubic region and buttocks” during an office visit, according to an arrest affidavit. Becton is seen in the adjacent photo from his web site, which notes that he has practiced for over 30 years and is “very knowledgeable in the latest surgical techniques and women's health issues.”Armed with a search warrant, Arkansas State Police investigators seized Becton’s phone during an April 10 visit to his office in Paragould, a city about 20 miles northeast of Jonesboro.

A subsequent analysis of Becton’s phone revealed “numerous images of nude females that appear to have been taken in a medical office during medical examinations.” The photos were found “in the deleted images within the hard-drive” of the phone.Investigators also noted that, “Also recovered during the examination were what appear to be photographs of the victim who reported this incident” to Paragould cops. The woman subsequently identified five “nude photographs that were taken without her knowledge or consent.”Becton, who maintains a private OB/GYN practice at the Arkansas Methodist Medical Center, has been charged with five felony voyeurism counts related to the naked images of the woman who contacted police.

Why a Teen caught copulating in lobby, ATM Spits out $37K after Man Requests $140 and Toilet Paper Wedding Contest

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Toilet Paper Wedding Contest on a Roll

With 10 years running, you could say that a quirky competition known as the “Toilet Paper Wedding Contest” is truly on a roll. The annual nationwide contest, created by the website Cheap-Chic-Weddings and sponsored by Charmin, is exactly what it sounds like:

a battle of the best, most elaborate wedding gowns made entirely out of toilet paper. That’s a whole lot of white, plushy two-ply. Besides Charmin Toilet Paper, other materials designers are allowed to use include tape, glue, a needle and thread. That's it. Entries must also include a toilet paper headpiece.The contest began two weeks ago and participants have until May 13 to submit their masterpieces by sending photos of their design on a model or mannequin to the Cheap-Chic-Weddings website.From there, contest co-creator Susan Bain said the top 10 wedding dress entries will be chosen and online voting will open to the public. The contest will culminate on Jun. 12 at The Sanctuary Hotel on The Haven Rooftop in New York City where the top 10 designs will be showcased. There, a winner will be chosen and the victor, quite fittingly, will receive a nice stack of paper – a $10,000 grand prize. Second place will walk away with $5,000 and third place will receive a $2,500 prize for their toilet paper creation.

Man charged after allegedly putting skunk in truck

Why a prank .If it was supposed to be a prank, it stunk. Police in Norfolk County, Ont., have charged a man after he allegedly put a skunk into another man's pickup truck. The owner opened his truck to the smell of its new occupant on Friday and immediately called the cops. The animal had done quite a bit of damage to the interior of the truck while it was in there, police said. Police have charged Bradley Michael Prell, 34, of Norfolk County, with mischief under $5,000 as well as mischief for interfering with the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property.

How a man travels with girlfriend's passport

A 50-year-old, bald, British man was able to board a plane to Spain using his blond girlfriend's passport. Neil Clulow told the Express and Star evening newspaper he accidentally grabbed the wrong passport when he left home to fly from Birmingham, England, to Alicante, Spain.He said he went through security and showed the passport before boarding the plane. Clulow says he also cleared passport control in Spain. "Me and my mates were joking about our bad passport pictures and they looked at mine and said, 'Neil, you're much better looking in this picture than in real life,'" Clulow told the paper. Once he realized the error, he had his girlfriend courier his passport. Monarch Airlines confirmed to the paper that Clulow travelled on an incorrect passport. When he returned home, representatives from the airline met Clulow to find out what happened, but he wouldn't identify the employees who let him through.

 

 

Video of Epic April Fools' Daye prank on Aquinas College professor

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 7 (UPI) -- A YouTube video of an epic April Fools’ Day prank on a macroeconomics professor at Aquinas College already has been watched more than three million times and it was only posted two days ago. The video, titled “BEST CLASSROOM APRIL FOOLS PRANK EVER,” starts with a message:  

“Our professor has a policy that if your phone rings in class, you must answer it on speakerphone. We arranged to have a friend call on April Fools’ Day.” When the call goes through in the Grand Rapids professor’s classroom, a female student follows the rules and takes the call. A man on the phone then tells her he’s with a pregnancy crisis center… When the student finally reveals that the call was a joke -- by telling her teacher that the baby’s first name will be April and its middle name will be Fools’ -- the professor has a priceless reaction.

 

ATM Spits out $37K after Man Requests $140

Police in Maine are investigating after a malfunctioning ATM at a bank spit out $37,000 in cash to a man who requested $140. South Portland police tell WGME-TV that they responded to the TD Bank branch at about 5:30 a.m. Thursday after getting a call from a woman who said a man was spending an unusual amount of time at the ATM she was waiting to use. Responding officers found the man stuffing cash into a shopping bag. The money was returned to the bank, and bank officials said they don't want to press charges. But police continue to investigate. The identity of the man wasn't released because he hasn't been charged.

Why a Teen caught copulating in lobby?

NILES , Ill., April 7 (UPI) -- An Illinois couple who apparently didn’t have access to the backseat of car decided to get down to business in a fairly questionable area -- the lobby of a condo building. A resident of the Niles condo building walked in on the couple having sex on a chair in the lobby a little after 5:30 p.m. The 44-year-old woman yelled at the teenagers and told them to “stop what they were doing and leave.” The boy, who is believed to be between 16 and 18 years old, then got up from the chair and pushed the woman against the wall. “But we don’t have any place to have sex,” he reportedly told the woman, according to the Niles Herald-Spectator. The teens ran out of the building and Niles police officers were unable to find them. It’s possible that the condo board will now have a security camera installed in the lobby.

April fool day type some weird, unusual car claims (LOL)

Some weird, unusual car claims

Wish you all a happy April fool days. To have little fun I have found some weird and funny car claims.

1. My car was attacked by a tree

That sums up the car insurance claim from a man who was driving home after a Christmas shopping spree. A Christmas tree came loose from a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction and smashed into his car. Since the culprits didn’t stop, the police allowed the victim to keep the tree as a present!

 

2 Spoiled Baby formula milk as refrigerator broke down

Baby formula is expensive and must be kept cool. So when a refrigerator broke down, spoiling all the precious liquid inside it, one woman decided to make a claim under her homeowner’s insurance. We hope the baby did not suffer too much from the incident and is doing well.

3. Overexcited animals attack her car

On her return from a visit to a zoo where the animals move around freely as cars drive through, one mother filed a claim after her vehicle was the target of an all-out attack by some overexcited animals. The story has it that the mom in question had wanted her children to see the animals up close and so had rubbed her car with red meat!

4. Sinking of the Titanic claims

The tragedy of the sinking of the Titanic resulted in numerous claims from survivors. One of the highest-value claims was from a lady who asked for $1 million to compensate for the loss of her husband, a theatre producer in New York. Some say that even the shipping company wouldn’t have received that much to cover the loss of their famous liner. In a more modest quest for compensation, another survivor of the vessel sought $100 and $200 respectively for his two dogs, one of which he apparently valued more than the other.

 

5. Car was dented by a dog’s tail

One insurer received a claim for compensation after the side of a claimant’s car was dented by … a dog’s tail. The Great Dane was so excited at the prospect of a car ride that she expressed her enthusiasm by frantically wagging her tail — a little too close to the vehicle!

6. Camera buried in sand on a beach

Consider the case of an insurer who receives a claim for the replacement of an electronic device that was deliberately buried in the sand on a beach. Unlikely you think? That’s exactly what happened when two young children decided to bury the family’s video camera to keep it safe while they went for a short swim. The problem is that they were

unable to find it again … so we’ll never know if it still works.

7. Camel kick car

Take the gardener who, buying plants at a local nursery, exited the store just in time to see a passing camel kick and damage his car.

 

8. Accidentally caught the camel footage

While the man was trying to explain the situation to his insurance company, a local television crew just happened to be in the area filming nearby and accidentally caught the camel footage on camera—corroborating the man's story for his insurer.

 

9. Dog barked suddenly

Another woman filed with her insurance company, claiming she hit the car in front of her because it "barked suddenly." Apparently, the other driver's dog, riding in the rear window of the car, had decided to "speak" loudly, startling the driver behind and causing the collision.

 

10. Car had scratched both sides

- A male motorist called to lodge a claim for damage to both sides of his vehicle. He claimed two cars had scratched both sides of his car while parked. However on further investigation the insurer found the man had driven down a one-way street and misjudged the distance between two parked trucks, one on either side of the road. He had managed to wedge his vehicle between them.

And there are many other strange incidents that have given rise to insurance claims —

- a wig that caught fire during a barbecue,

-dentures eaten by a dog,

-stolen garbage and the list go on.

 Although they may seem far-fetched, such requests are always taken seriously by insurers and carefully assessed; taking into account the good faith of the claimants and the kind of coverage they carry.

 

(Source- finances.ca.msn.com)