Dispensary Corner 25 Jun 10
June 25, 2010
HYGIENIC drug peddlers?
Two Australian men have been
nabbed by police officers after it
was discovered that the wheelie
bin they were moving was filled
with marijuana.
Police, following two trails of the
drug along a suburban street in
Adelaide, became suspicious of
the pair of geniuses when they
dumped the bin and took off after
merely catching a glimpse of the
patrol car.
The subsequent trails then led
them to a home where the drug
was being hydroponically grown,
and the other to a house filled
with the drug where the men are
alleged to have been living.
The wheelie-bin bandits have
subsequently been charged with
drug trafficking.
DEEP vein thrombosis is certainly
not a problem for the umpire of a
marathon tennis match at
Wimbledon this week.
The three-day first-round battle
between John Isner and Nicolas
Mahut stretched over a record
three days, with a total game time
of 11 hours and five minutes.
Umpire Mohamed Lahyani sat
on his courtside perch throughout
the game, but afterwards
attributed his powers of
endurance to years of flying.
“I travel economy, so seven
hours sitting still on court is
nothing,” he said.
The final score in the epic
match was 6-4, 3-6, 6-7, 7-6 with
the final set ending after an 8-
hour tiebreak 70-68.
A CAT which was left behind
when his Uzbekistani family
moved house more than 3000km
has used up almost all of his nine
lives to track his owners down.
The feline named Karim was
left in the care of neighbours -
replete with his favourite
armchair, cushion and food bowl.
But that wasn’t enough, with
the cat disappearing shortly
afterwards and thought to be lost.
In an amazing tribute to animal
instincts he turned up at the new
home of his previous owners this
week - more than two years later.
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