World's Top Five Weird, Funny and Hot News of Feb 26, 2013
Top 5-Teens suspended for 'Harlem Shake' video-Not a good idea
HIGHLAND, Mich., Feb. 26 (UPI) -- A suburban Detroit school said students were suspended for making a version of the "Harlem Shake" viral video featuring a live duck and sexual dancing. A spokeswoman for Huron Valley Schools said the students at Milford High School in Highland were suspended after making the video, which first
features several students appearing to study while one boy dancing before cutting to several clips of students dancing in sexually suggestive styles, The Detroit News reported Tuesday. One student held a live duck during the dance scenes. "The students lied to the teacher to gain access to the classroom and went as far as to use a live animal in the video," Huron Valley Schools spokeswoman Kim Root said. "Our kids have to be held accountable, now."
Root did not say how many students were suspended or the length of their punishments. "With increased access to social media by our students, we cannot take this activity lightly," she said. The incident comes after a group of 13 students were suspended from Brownsville Area High School in Pennsylvania for making a "Harlem Shake" video at school.
Top 4-World’s most comfortable prison-Nice place to enjoy
A prison where inmates can enjoy sunbathing and trips to the beach has been dubbed the most comfortable in the world. Bastoy prison island in Norway has been described as ‘cushy’ and ‘luxurious’ by critics who have questioned whether prisoners should be treated to such domestic comfort.
Up to six prisoners share accommodation in wooden huts on the island, plus a communal kitchen and other facilities. Jobs on the island include working on the local farm, the bicycle repair shop or in the timber workshop.
Top 3-Women arrested for taping up teen before pouring hot sauce in eyes
A UTAH mother duct-taped her teenage boy, forced him to inhale marijuana and poured hot sauce in his eyes after he broke a glass dish. "This is not discipline that any child should have to go through," West Valley Police Sgt. Jason Hauer said. "It's definitely abuse."The 14-year-old Utah boy has been returned to his father's custody, Hauer said. The mother and her accomplice friend could face additional child abuse charges.Robin Willette Rumsey, and her friend, Krista Jean Miller, were arrested earlier this week on multiple felony child abuse and endangerment charges. The pair could face additional child abuse charges.Rumsey, 38, and Miller, 33, began a pattern of abuse against the boy two years ago, Hauer said.
He was punished for breaking a glass dish by having Tabasco hot sauce poured into his eyes, according to a probable cause statement used to hold the women in jail.On other occasions, the women tried to force the boy to smoke marijuana, poured alcohol over his face and held him in a basement. This photo released by the Salt Lake County Sheriffs Office shows Krista Jean Miller. Rumsey and Miller were living together in a house owned by Miller's mother, who says she evicted them for failing to pay rent and moved back into the house Monday.Marsha Christensen said she didn't believe the allegations against her foster daughter, Miller. She told KSL-TV she believes the child abuse allegations were fabricated as part of a custody battle over the child.Hauer said investigators have no information on a custody fight."This case is full of mysteries. There are a lot of questions coming up that I don't have answers to, mostly because the case is still active," Hauer said.It wasn't clear if Rumsey or Miller had lawyers
Top 2-Man buys oyster for breakfast, finds pearl-Lucky Man
NEWQUAY, England, Feb. 26 (UPI) -- A British man who bought a pair of fresh oysters to treat his hangover said he discovered a pearl inside one of the mollusks. James Humphries, 34, of Newquay, England, said he bought the oysters -- which he described as "the perfect hangover cure" -- from E Rawle & Co. fishmongers Saturday morning after a night of drinking, and discovered a pearl while eating his breakfast, The Mirror reported Tuesday. I thought a filling had fallen out. It was only when I spat it out that I discovered it was a pearl," he said. "It's small, but perfectly formed and I absolutely love it."Paul Cox of the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth said Humphries' discovery was a rare find.
"It's extremely rare for pearls to occur naturally in the wild," he said. "Most of the pearls you see are cultivated or come from pearl oysters. I've never come across anyone who has found a wild pearl before. It's extremely unusual and he's a very lucky man."
Top 1-Man Breaks Into Lingerie Store, Gets Very Freaky-Fun time
FEBRUARY 25--An Iowa man who broke into a lingerie store spent two hours inside trying on garments and experimenting with sex toys, cops allege. Jose Angel Perales, 24, was arrested Friday on burglary and theft charges in connection with the February 17 break-in at Dr. John's Lingerie Store in Davenport.
Perales, seen in the adjacent mug shot, was released from custody after posting $5000 bond.According to a court complaint, Perales entered the lingerie store through an unlocked door around 4:10 AM. A police review of store surveillance video revealed that Perales--5’ 11” and 325 pounds--“walked around the store and shopped.” Then, in what will surely repulse Dr. John's staffers, Perales walked into the manager’s office, removed his clothes, opened some of the merchandise, and “began to please himself anally on the manager’s desk and futon/couch.”
The burglar “then walked out of the office naked showing the large tattoo on his back. The tattoo read “PERALES” in Old English lettering.” The distinctive ink helped cops eventually identify Perales. During his time inside the store, “Perales proceeded to try on female lingerie and experiment with sex toys for approximately two hours,” the complaint notes. When he departed Dr. John's he was “wearing a dress and blond wig belonging to the business.” He also left with a bag “containing various items belonging to the business.” Investigators estimate that the items “used and/or taken” were worth between $1000 and $2000. However, cops added, the merchandise “could not be resold and were thrown away as they had bodily fluid on them.”
