In Odd Bits of News....
Sep. 30th, 2005 08:02 amThe Danish air force has admitted causing the death of Rudolph the reindeer and has paid compensation to Father Christmas.
It was hard to say which was more exotic, a stifling hot day in San Francisco or snow on Fillmore Street. Skiing in 90 degree weather...who would have thought!
Showgirls clinches worst movie sex scene award. Like this is news to anyone who saw the movie==and even a few of us who didn't?
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And on our last light note for the morning: (also from News of the Weird)
This reminds me of a strip club on Harry Hines Blvd in the mid 80's that changed their sign to read: Burgers Booze and Broads.
It was hard to say which was more exotic, a stifling hot day in San Francisco or snow on Fillmore Street. Skiing in 90 degree weather...who would have thought!
Showgirls clinches worst movie sex scene award. Like this is news to anyone who saw the movie==and even a few of us who didn't?
Brought to you by good government (and News of the Weird)
City Officials Who Know How to Make News of the Weird: Mayor Felipe Santolia of Espertantina, Brazil, declared last May 9 as "Orgasm Day," pointing out that orgasms seem to make people happier and more productive. And Mayor Gabor Mitynan of a municipal district in Budapest, Hungary, declared in August that female workers should not wear revealing skirts to work unless they have "completely perfect legs," nor crop tops unless they have "well-trained bellies."
And on our last light note for the morning: (also from News of the Weird)
Might Have Gone Too Far
In July, envelope-pushing strip club owner Howard White changed the main sign for his joint on Century Boulevard near Los Angeles International Airport from "Live Nude Nude Nudes" to "Vaginas R Us." Neighboring merchants immediately complained, but city officials said that "vagina" is simply not an obscene word. However, the city did cite White's sign for being made of illegal combustible vinyl. At press time, opponents of the sign were trying to encourage the Toys R Us company to force White to abandon the name as too similar to its own protected trademark.
This reminds me of a strip club on Harry Hines Blvd in the mid 80's that changed their sign to read: Burgers Booze and Broads.