Subject:                          Daily Dose - 050117 - dildos, THIS is TRUE, REASONS FOR DIVORCE, DDL, Rotten News

 

A lady walks into a sex store and says to the salesman, "Where are the dildos?"

 

The clerk points and says, "On the wall over there."

 

She looks and says, "I want one of the red ones."

 

The salesman says, "No, lady. The dildos are the ones next to the fire extinguisher."

 

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THIS is TRUE...

 

HEY! WHAT'S SO UNCLEAR ABOUT 'NO GUNS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS'? An F-16 fighter pilot on a training mission missed his target at the Warren Grove Gunnery Range, instead spraying 25 rounds from his 20mm cannon into the Little Egg Harbor (N.J.) Intermediate School, which is three miles from the range. Luckily, it was 10:00 at night and no children were present. Col. Brian Webster, commander of the 177th Fighter Wing of the New Jersey Air Guard, said the shooting was accidental. "We don't know why it fired," Webster said. "The pilot was flying along, and the gun discharged." One parent was upset at the news. "I never really thought it was a possibility that they could make this kind of mistake," said Brian Farreny. "But it worries me now that it could happen." (Newark Star-Ledger)
..."Could"?

 

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THIS WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN UPPER TURKEYFOOT TOWNSHIP: Pennsylvania State Police investigated an incident in Lower Turkeyfoot Township. They say that shortly after midnight one evening, Donald Eugene Rugg, 43, saw a mouse in the house, so he grabbed his .22-caliber pistol and took aim. Just as he fired, his housemate Cathy Jo Harris, 35, stepped in front of him. She was hit in the arm. Police ruled the shooting accidental, and no charges were filed. The mouse was uninjured. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
...Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat feet out your door.

 

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HOW LOW CAN ONE GO? During an attempt to set a world record for deep diving, Australian David Shaw had reached a depth of 271 meters in the Boesmansgat sinkhole in South Africa, when he found he was not the first one there. He found the skeletal remains of Deon Dreyer, who had never come up from a similar record-setting attempt in 1994. Shaw said he could have gone deeper, but gave up his quest after he found Dreyer's body. (AFP)
...Sure he could have gone deeper, but he knew he'd never break the endurance record.

 

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ARTISTIC LICENSE: Florida artist Maria Alquilar initially refused to return to Livermore, Calif., to fix spelling errors on a mural she created at the city's new library. She admits the tile mural includes 11 spelling "oversights", including the names of historical figures such as "Eistein", "Shakespere", "Van Gough" and "Michaelangelo". Alquilar says the library should have caught them before she fixed them in with cement and was upset by the criticism of her spelling prowess, but changed her mind and agreed to fix the errors after the city agreed to pay her $6,000 plus travel expenses. She was paid $40,000 to create the piece. Alquilar says the work is meant to be "a testament to The Enlightenment" and said the controversy over her spelling errors was "idiocy". (Contra Costa Times, Miami Herald)
...But can she spell that?

 

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IF THIS CAR'S ROCKIN'...: "Lovers' Passionate Pitstop Sends Car off Cliff in Argentina"
-- AFP headline

 

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REASONS FOR DIVORCE  
  
A man in Hazard, Kentucky, divorced his wife because she "beat him whenever he removed onions from his hamburger without asking for permission."
  
A man in Tarritville, Connecticut, filed for divorce because his wife left him a note on the refrigerator that read: "I have gone to the bridge club. There'll be a recipe for your dinner at 7 o'clock on Channel 2."

 

A deaf man in Bennettsville, South Carolina, filed for divorce because his wife "was always nagging him in sign language."
  
A woman in Canon City, Colorado, divorced her husband because he forced her to "duck under the dashboard whenever they drove past his girlfriend's house."
  
A woman in Hardwick, Georgia, divorced her husband on the grounds that he "stayed home too much and was much too affectionate."

 

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DDL

 

There once was a girl from Old Witz,
Who had the most marvelous tits.
She said with a smile,
As she bounced them awhile,
"I can't find a bra that they fits!"

 

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I was making love to this girl and she started crying.

 

I said, "Are you going to hate yourself in the morning?"

 

She said. "No. I hate myself now."
--Rodney Dangerfield  

 

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I went to my doctor and told him "My penis is burning."

 

He said, "That means somebody is talking about it."
--Garry Shandling

 

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How do you make 5 pounds of fat look good?  

 

Put a nipple on it.

 

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"L.A. is so celebrity-conscious, there's a restaurant that only serves Jack Nicholson -- and when he shows up, they tell him there'll be a ten-minute wait."
--Bill Maher

 

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Rotten News...  (true)

 

Man Tried to Rob Bank Being Built

 

Fri Nov 5, 4:26 PM ET

 

KENNESAW, Ga. - There is little money to be gained from attempting to rob a bank that is still under construction, police say a Marietta man learned on Wednesday.

 

Michael Donald Marshall, 39, entered the Bank of America and demanded $500 from the tellers while threatening that he had a gun, according to the Kennesaw Police Department.

 

The employees then told him the bank wasn't open for business and there was no money. Kennesaw Police arrived as Marshall exited the building empty-handed, officers said.

 

The suspect is charged with armed robbery. During their investigation, police also learned that Marshall had an outstanding warrant for shoplifting in Cobb, Kennesaw Police spokesman officer Scott Luther said.

 

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3 Sentenced for Golf Prostitution Events

 

Fri Nov 5, 4:23 PM ET   U.S. National - AP

 

NORCO, Calif. - Two golf course managers and a tournament organizer were sentenced to house arrest for hosting two competitions featuring prostitutes and strippers stationed along the putting greens.

 

Superior Court Judge Christian F. Thierbach chided the three for their "immoral and illegal actions" at the so-called girlie tournaments in spring 2002.

 

More than a dozen prostitutes and strippers, including a 16-year-old girl, set up tents and advertised their services on boards, officials said. About 160 golfers paid $200 apiece to play, though some showed up without their clubs, officials said.

 

Sheriff's deputies wearing camouflage raided the second tournament, detaining 90 golfers and 17 strippers and alleged prostitutes, along with golf course workers.

 

Event organizer Sandy Juarez, 39, was accused of providing the prostitutes. In a deal with prosecutors, she pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy to corrupt public morals and testified against Hidden Valley Golf Club general manager Jason Wood, 38, and his former assistant, Darren James Bollinger, 30. The pair pleaded guilty in July to the same charge.

 

All three were sentenced to 125 days of house arrest.

 

Two golfers have been convicted of engaging in prostitution, and the mother of the 16-year-old prostitute is charged with child endangerment and prostitution.

 

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Read a book, get oral sex

 

Fri Nov 5, 2:07 PM ET 

 

By Larry Fine

 

NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York officials have been left red-faced after they discovered that clothing ads on city buses that appeared to promote reading suggested a love of books could be rewarded with oral sex.

 

The advertisements that ran on about 200 buses across the city in recent months carried posters displaying a suggestively posed woman in hot pants kneeling among a pile of books beside the snappy slogan "Read Books, Get Brain."

 

What unhip, unsuspecting local transportation officials did not know was that "get brain" is street slang for oral sex.

 

The ads -- from hip-hop clothing maker Akademiks, which intended the double-entendre -- was stripped off New York buses on Friday after transportation officials discovered the street slang meaning.

 

A spokesman for the New York-based clothing maker noted the ad campaign had run since September and "we hadn't had any complaints at all."

 

New York officials may not be the only ones caught out.

 

Akademiks also placed the ads on buses and bus shelters in Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, San Francisco and Philadelphia, the company spokesman said.