Dispensary Corner 03 Nov 11
November 3, 2011
POISONOUS retail.
ATM customers at the Spanish
Caja Madrid bank in Llodio were
sent running for their lives when
a snake slithered out of the cash
dispenser along with money.
Strangely the man trying to
withdraw the cash did not flee
with the rest of the crowd, but
rather tried to grab the moolah
which the snake had been
dispensed with.
The snake however had other
ideas, and when it saw its funds
being threatened tried to strike
out at the hapless shopper.
At this point the man called in
emergency services, who with
the help of the bank manager
managed to capture the snake.
Due to the rural nature of the
ATM location it is being assumed
that the snake slithered into the
machine of its own accord.
EXPENSIVE undercover wear.
Pharmacies may want to
consider expanding their
offerings to include underwear, if
this pair of bloomers is anything
to go by.
Silk knickers that once belonged
to Queen Victoria have sold at
auction for an impressive
$15,000- triple the expected price.
“This is a great result and
demonstrates how much interest
from around the globe there is in
royal memorabilia,” said
auctioneer Simon Edsor.
CANINE life after death?
A dog owned by Dambusters
hero Guy Gibson is said to have
“made contact” with a group of
paranormal investigators.
The dog has become the stuff
of legends after it died and was
buried outside Gibson’s office
just hours before he led the
Dambusters raid.
RAF legend has it that the dog
still wanders the RAF base, and
the paranormal experts are now
claiming to have
electromagnetically measured its
presence in Gibson’s old office.
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