Subject:                          Daily Dose - 040118 - VIRGIN TEST, BIZARRE NEWS, comfortable underwear, DDL, Rotten News

 

VIRGIN TEST

 

Two guys are discussing one's upcoming wedding...

 

"I'm not sure if my future bride is a virgin or not."

 

His buddy replies, "Oh, there's an easy test for that.  All you need is some red paint, some blue paint and a shovel.  You paint one of your testicles red and the other one blue.  On your honeymoon, if she laughs and says 'Those are the funniest balls I've ever seen!' you hit her with the shovel!"

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BIZARRE NEWS.....

 

Bizarre American Local Laws

 

In Alaska, it is illegal to look at a moose from the window of an aircraft or any other flying vehicle.

 

In Oklahoma, it is illegal to catch whales or to get a fish drunk. Oklahoma is an inland state.

 

In Milwaukee, residents must keep pet elephants on a leash while walking them on public streets.

 

In Muncie, Indiana, it is illegal to carry fishing tackle in a cemetery.

 

A law at Kirkland, Illinois, forbids bees from flying over the town.

 

An Ohio law states that pets have to carry lights on their tails at night.

 

At Greene, New York State, it is against the law to walk backwards while eating peanuts during a concert.

 

In Waterloo, Nebraska, barbers are prohibited from eating onions between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

 

At International Falls, Minnesota, it is illegal for a dog to chase a cat up a telegraph pole. Owners are liable to be fined.

 

It is illegal to carry an ice cream cone in your pockets in Lexington, Kentucky.                          

 

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Stick a Chopstick in Me, I'm Done

 

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - When surgeons were treating a man for an eye infection, they found something they didn't expect - part of a wooden chopstick embedded in his face.

 

The eating utensil was lodged in tissue between his eyes and was discovered during exploratory surgery to remove an unknown foreign object. According to Dr. Gurdeep Singh Mann, the patient, Ng Keng Choon, was lucky to be alive because the chopstick had been leaning against his brain.

 

Ng had been beaten up five years ago by attackers who stabbed him with the chopstick. Gurdeep said, "We have checked medical journals and found out that this could well be the first time in the world where a chopstick was found inside a patient's face."

 

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Looking For a Good Hump

 

BEIJING - Those in the market for a beautiful camel had their chance to see China's finest at "the first international camel festival."

 

The dromedary beauty contest featured only those camels with shiny hair, upright humps, and a good fashion sense. According to the judges, the animals had to wear "beautiful halters and saddles in a proper way."

 

The beauty contest in the Inner Mongolia region attracted about 100 dressed-up camels and over 2,000 fans. It was not specified who the "fans" were or where they came from.

 

Sponsors of the festival said they hoped the camel beauty competition would generate more attention for the beasts.

 

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He Just Needed a Little Change

 

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - A man and a pay phone were rushed to the hospital after he managed to get his finger firmly wedged in the coin return slot while attempting to retrieve his change.

 

Doctors gave Emanuel Fleming a painkiller and pried his middle finger loose using a wooden device and lubricant. Fleming had been trying to call his wife from the phone, but the line was busy. When two passers-by were unable to help him, he used his free hand to call 911.

 

Emergency crews and a representative of the company that owns the phone arrived at the scene, but were also unable to free Fleming.

 

Not knowing what else to do, ambulance crew members cut the phone off at the base and brought it and Fleming to the hospital.

 

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When my wife had to rush to the hospital unexpectedly, she asked me to bring her a few items from home. One item on her list was "comfortable underwear."

 

Worried I'd make the wrong choice, I asked, "How will I know which ones to pick?"

 

"Hold them up and imagine them on me," she answered. "If you smile, put them back."

 

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DDL

 

A tipsy old Scotsman, MacGregor
Got so pissed one night at a kegger
He drank til he dropped,
And up his kilt popped...
Revealing his unclothed third-legger

 

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"According to PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), today's turkeys are so fat that they can't stand, they're susceptible to heart attacks, and they have trouble mating.  I'm sorry, but that's us they're talking about."
--Jay Leno

 

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"A publishing company is releasing a new Bible for teenagers. You can tell that it's geared towards teens because at one point David totally wails on Goliath."
--Conan O'Brien

 

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"One thing I hope I'll never be is drunk with my own power. And anybody who says I am will never work in this town again!"
--Jim Carrey

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Rotten News...  (true)

 

Tue, Dec 23, 2003
Diamond Dispatch Dropped in Dustbin  

 

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Thousands of Dutch residents were rummaging through their rubbish in a diamond rush after a jeweler's anniversary dispatch was largely ignored as junk mail, a newspaper reported Monday.

 

Johan de Boer of the eastern Dutch town of Apeldoorn sent 4,000 clients a mailing to mark the 10th anniversary of his store. Two hundred of the envelopes contained a small diamond, while the others held zirconia stones -- a cheap diamond-lookalike used in costume jewelry. "Are you the lucky one?" the letters asked.

 

De Boer had expected a flood of responses, but only a few people turned up. After calling a number of clients, he discovered most had discarded the mailing without opening it.

 

"I was very naive. People nowadays do not trust mailings like these anymore," he told De Telegraaf newspaper.

 

Sending precious stones, fake as well as real ones, to clients and contacts is not unusual in the Netherlands, known for its Amsterdam diamond-cutting industry.

 

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Mon, Dec 22, 2003
Fishermen Dress Lobster As Barbie   

 

MOUNT DESERT ISLAND, Maine - Practical jokers Jim Bright and Chris Costello never imagined that their idea of dressing a female lobster in a Barbie outfit — accessorized with pink high heels — would save her from the steam pot.

 

But it did — at least 10 times.

 

As a gag, the fishermen clad the crustacean and placed her in a friend's trap last September.

 

"It's a monotony hauling traps day after day," said Costello, "and we just wanted to break it up a little bit. It totally worked."

 

Barbie Lobster, as she has come to be known, has been hauled up — and thrown back — at least 10 times. The radios used by lobstermen buzzed with chatter and laughter each time a new sighting of Barbie was reported.

 

Costello made a special trip to Wal-Mart to buy the blue blouse, red- and white-checkered skirt and shoes. The men had wanted to dress up a jumbo lobster, but it was too fat to fit into a Barbie ensemble. Instead, they chose a svelte 1 1/2-pound model.

 

"They slipped right on, just like Cinderella," Bright said of the footwear.

 

Costello disagreed, saying it was a challenge to put the high heels on the little lobster legs. There are four legs on each side so the men attached them to the two in the center.

 

"You try squeezing Barbie shoes on a lobster," he said. "That was the most time-consuming thing."

 

Barbie hasn't been seen since early December and apparently was unkempt and nearly naked, except for her shoes.

 

If she survives a few more months, she may be home free for another season, Costello said.

 

"We have our spring fashions all ready to go," he said.

 

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Woman Gets Bank Deposit With Breakfast   
Fri Dec 19, 6:51 AM ET

 

WESTON, Fla. - A mother of three got a lot more than she ordered at a McDonald's drive-thru. Janice Meissner ordered a bagel and a Diet Coke for breakfast last week, but when she got her food bag it seemed "super heavy."

 

That was because it had hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in a sealed plastic bag — money that turned out to be the restaurant's bank deposit.

 

McDonald's officials, who wouldn't say exactly how much was involved, said the deposit was placed in a food bag as a security procedure to make it less conspicuous before it was taken to the bank.

 

They said it was accidentally left too close to the drive-thru window of the Weston fast-food chain.

 

"Someone didn't check twice before sending it out the window, obviously," said spokeswoman Beth Plotkin.

 

Meissner, who had just dropped off her 5-year-old daughter at preschool, paused for a moment before backing up her minivan to the pickup window and returning the money to the employee who handed her the bag.

 

"I said, `Do you want to know what was in this bag?'" Meissner recalled. "She turned white as a ghost. She didn't realize the money was missing yet. She thanked me. And that was that."

 

McDonald's officials said Thursday they are going to send Meissner a thank-you letter and $50 in gift certificates.