Subject:                          Daily Dose - 060520 - Little Italy, BIZARRE NEWS, shopping cart, DDL, Rotten News

 

A married couple in New York's "Little Italy" went to their priest to discuss birth control, since they already had five children. The husband inquired if perhaps oral sex would be an acceptable substitute in the eyes of the Church.

 

The Priest explained that it was still considered a perverted act and a sin; totally banned according to their faith.

 

The wife spoke up fuming, "Look Father, you no play-a da game, you no make-a da rules."

 

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BIZARRE NEWS...

 

Bizarre Bulletin Bloopers

 

* From a lyric sheet: "What a friend we have in Jesus, all our sins and briefs to bear."

 

* Support group meeting postponed: "There will be no Moms Who Care this week."

 

* "Father, we just want to pray for our unloved saved ones."

 

* The Overeater's Anonymous Group will meet at 8:00 in the large room.

 

* Diana and Don request your presents at their wedding.

 

* We pray that our people will jumble themselves.

 

* Hymn: Crown Him With Many Crows

 

* "Child Care provided with reservations."

 

* Janet Smith has volunteered to strip and refinish the communion table in the sanctuary.

 

* Scripture: "I was hungry and you gave me something to eat; I was thirty and you gave me something to drink."

 

* The Honeymooners Group is now having Bile Studies each Tuesday evening at 7:30p.m.

 

* Pray that a food foundation will be laid in the lives of our teens.

 

* We are always happy to let you sue our facility.

 

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Arsonists' Plan To Ignite Car Blows Up In Their Faces

 

ENID, Okla. - Two men incriminated themselves when they accidentally hit the wrong button on a cell phone and gave 911 dispatchers a detailed account of their plot to set a vehicle on fire.

 

Emergency dispatchers and a shift supervisor listened for four hours while the two Enid natives worked out their plan to steal an acquaintance's car and burn the vehicle up.

 

"They made some pretty dumb statements," said Enid police Capt. Jim Nivison. "One of the males said, 'It's gonna burn, will they be able to get fingerprints?' and 'I've got the lighter, Dude. Let's go.'"

 

The two men, Johnny Ray Miller and Robert A. Patterson, were later jailed on conspiracy complaints.

 

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Man Hits Own Car, Then Sues Himself!

 

LODI, Calif. - I've heard of some crazy lawsuits, but I think this one takes the cake. After a dump truck hit Curtis Gokey's car, he sued the city for damages. The only problem - he was the one driving the dump truck.

 

However, that didn't keep Gokey, a city worker, from filing a claim for the accident, even after he admitted the crash was his fault.

 

When Gokey's claim was denied by the city because he was, in essence, suing himself, the oh-so-brilliant Gokey and his wife, Rhonda, filed a new claim under her name.

 

City Attorney Steve Schwabauer said this one also lacks merit because Rhonda Gokey can't sue her own husband. However, Rhonda Gokey insists she has "the right to sue the city because a city's vehicle damaged my private vehicle."

 

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Fake Money Buys Man A Spot In Jail

 

PALM BAY, Fla. - A 23-year-old man obviously had a good evening planned when he stopped at a Walgreens Drug Store to pick up a pack of condoms and some cologne. Too bad he tried to make his purchases using a fake $100 bill.

 

The clerk suspected the bill Christopher Leigh Smith handed over was fake and stalled him until police arrived.

 

"He told them that he knew it was fake and that he had gotten it from an unknown man," said spokeswoman Yvonne Martinez.

 

Unless Smith had planned on a fun night in jail, his date probably didn't end up so well. He is being held at Brevard County Jail on a $1,000 bond.

 

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Turkey Break-In Ruffles Family's Feathers

 

SAGINAW, Mich. - A Michigan couple were surprised -- and slightly injured -- when a turkey burst through their picture window and ran through their home.

 

Maureen and Gerald Henze were watching television Tuesday afternoon when the crash sent glass flying onto them, causing minor cuts on their legs and feet.

 

The Saginaw News reports Gerald looked up and saw the turkey running down the hallway of their three-bedroom house. Closely tailing it was the Henze's dog Donny. Gerald Henze also gave pursuit, grabbing a handful of tail feathers while trapping the bird in the back bedroom.

 

Deputy Kirt Shields of the Saginaw County (Mich.) Sheriff's Department got a little scratched by the gobbler as he tried to release it outside.

 

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My father is a skilled CPA who is not great at self-promotion. So when an advertising company offered to put my father's business placard in the shopping carts of a supermarket, my dad jumped at the chance.

 

Fully a year went by before we got a call that could be traced to those placards.

 

"Richard Larson, CPA?" the caller asked.

 

"That's right," my father answered. "May I help you?"

 

"Yes," the voice said. "One of your shopping carts is in my yard, and I want you to come and get it."

 

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DDL

 

The king of the jungle just cried
When his harem got sick and all died
"Oh my Gracious!" cried he
"It's a cat-ass-tro-fee
And I'm heartsick.  What's more I've no pride."

 

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"A new study says that obese people can lose weight if they walk 12 miles per week. As a result Applebee's is introducing a new 12 mile long buffet."
--Conan O'Brien

 

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"Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt is recommending that Americans keep canned tuna and powdered milk under their beds for when the bird flu hits. Well, that should silence critics who say the Administration doesn't have a plan to deal with the bird flu, huh?"
--Jay Leno

 

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"Congress may pass a law that would result in TV networks that broadcast indecency being even stiffly penalized. In fact, it is going to cost us 500 more bucks because I said stiffly penalized."
--Craig Ferguson

 

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Q: How do you cure bed wetting?

 

A: An electric Blanket.

 

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"I'm very, very jealous. Sometimes I walk down the street and I see a beautiful woman and I think to myself: "I'll bet my boyfriend would like to sleep with her" and I get SO ANGRY. I run right home and smack him, and say "How much more of this do you think I can take?"
--Denise Munro

 

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Laws are like sausages. It is better not to see them being made.
--Otto von Bismarck

 

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Rotten News....  (true)

 

Small Italian Company Designs Jeans For Muslims

 

POSTED: 12:37 pm EST March 21, 2006

 

ROME -- They're high around the waist, wide around the leg and have lots of pockets for holding watches, bracelets, glasses and other knickknacks.

 

A new line of jeans designed by a small company in northern Italy caters to Muslims seeking to stay comfortable while they pray.

 

"As far as we know we're the first, at least in Italy," said Luca Corradi, who designed Al Quds jeans.

 

The bagginess is to ensure the wearer avoids stiffness while bending down repeatedly during prayers. The pockets are for holding all the accessories Muslims have to take off while they worship. And the jeans have green seams -- because green is the sacred color of Islam.

 

Al Quds representatives said a year of research and testing went into the product, with models being asked to try different versions of the jeans while they prayed.

 

Abdel Hamid Shaari, president of the Islamic Cultural Institute in Milan, said low-priced jeans specifically designed to keep Muslims comfortable could open up a big market in Islamic countries and countries with large Muslim populations.

 

Al Quds -- the Arabic name for Jerusalem -- has produced an initial 9,500 pairs that it sold to the French retailer Carrefour SA. The retailer has sold an initial batch of about 50 pairs of jeans at a low promotional price of $22.53 in its centers in Italy, company officials said. Corradi said the regular price would be $30.44.

 


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Miami dancer sues show for dismissal over bra size

 

Tue Mar 21, 4:43 PM ET

 

MIAMI (Reuters) - A Miami-based dancer is suing the owners and producers of the Broadway musical "Movin' Out" for more than $100 million (57 million pounds) in damages on grounds that she was emotionally abused and fired after her breasts grew too large for her costumes.

 

Alice Alyse was a top dancer in the touring company of the show, which features Billy Joel's music and Twyla Tharp's choreography. Alyse says she was dismissed from the cast of the show last month after her breasts grew from cup size C to D while she was recovering from an injury.

 

Alyse, who is in her 20s, said the change of cup size occurred naturally as her body matured. Ruling out any big weight gain, she said she kept fit while recovering from a toe injury suffered when she was dropped by a fellow dancer from six feet in the air.

 

"I was thin, I was a size zero, but my breasts had gotten bigger," Alyse told a news conference on Tuesday. "When I tried on my costumes they fit everywhere except in the breast area."

 

Alyse's lawyer, Larry Klayman, said the "main perpetrator" of the alleged abuse heaped on the young dancer was Eric Sprosty, a stage manager. Klayman said Sprosty flew into a rage after learning of Alyse's changing breast size.

 

"In the ballet world, obviously, people are small-breasted," Klayman said in answer to a question about the maturing shape of Alyse, who is a trained ballerina. "On Broadway, what happened should be an attribute."

 


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German court prescribes viagra for stallion

 

Mon Mar 20, 11:57 AM ET

 

BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court ordered viagra to be given to a stallion after his new owner claimed he was impotent and refused to pay the full asking price.

 

The buyer of the horse called Vedor paid just a tenth of the price of over 4,000 euros (2,772 pounds), claiming it had only one testicle and failed to get frisky with a female pony.

 

A vet found the testicle after an examination, said Egbert Simons, a spokesman for the court in the eastern town of Neuruppin.

 

And when the stallion was given the potency drug, it emerged he was fully functional, he added.

 

The court ordered the buyer to pay the full price.