Dispensary Corner 26 Mar 14
March 26, 2014
MECHANIC fail.
Do you trust your mechanic?
One customer with a $214,000
Lamborghini trusted his mechanic
to simply repair a fault but
instead Nicholas Schwartz, a 29
year old from Rainbach, wrote off
the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder
after taking it for a test drive in
the Austrian Muehlviertel region.
According to Orange News,
Schartz admitted to police that
he couldn’t resist taking the
powerful machine for a spin along
the B310 toward Freistadt when
he found that a combination of
accelleration, a corner and a wet
road was not prone to positive
outcomes.
It took 14 firemen with two fire
engines an hour to extinguish
the result of the inevitable crash
which flipped the vehicle in the
process.
SURELY that’s not allowed.
Could sell yourself something
from your shop to win big?
Glinda Salgado sold herself a
lottery ticket which won not only
the US$3m prize, but also the
US$10,000 bonus for her store
selling the winning ticket.
Salgado is co-owner of the Elden
Market and Deli in Virginia and
didn’t think she had won the big
prize for almost two weeks, WTTG
Fox 5 News reported.
Salgado would have only made
a measley US$1m if she hadn’t
spent an extra dollar to upgrade
her ticket, the station reported.
SPOILER alert.
A Belgian maths teacher at his
wits end with a noisy classroom
of teens threatened to be a Game
of Thrones spoiler by revealing
the names of those who die in the
third season; the local newspaper
nieuwsblad.be reported a
successful silence!
Last year there was uproar in
London when the Metro printed
reviews of the infamous last
episode the day after it aired,
but before many had watched
recordings.
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