Dispensary Corner 27 Jul 10
July 27, 2010
US woman has been charged
with harassment, after she
allegedly cleaned a bathroom in
her home with her son’s toothbrush
and then returned it to its holder.
26-year-old Justin Novack said
he called the police after his
mother decided that the bathroom
needed a good scrub because he
hadn’t cleaned it for two months.
He told officers in Lower
Saucon, Pennsylvania, that he
was very upset, claiming she had
applied faeces to the toothbrush.
TOXIC pigeons cause Kings havoc.
US soft-rock band, Kings of
Leon called a halt to their concert
in St Louis, after pigeon poo
rained down on band members
within the first three songs.
According to the band’s
publicist, the boys decided to call
it a night after a large splat
landed very close to bass player,
Jared Followill’s mouth.
“It was too unsanitary to continue,”
the band said in a statement.
“It’s not only disgusting - it’s a
toxic hazard,” the band’s publicist
added.
SHE’S no spring chicken!
A 22-year old hen hailing from
the Chinese province of Yunnan
has made the Guinness Book of
Records for the world’s oldest
chicken.
Roughly equating to 400 years
old in human terms, the old
dame is in remarkably good
health only suffering from a slight
deterioration in her eyesight, and
a reduced appetite.
According to a local vet,
chickens usually live between
seven to eight years, with the
previous Guinness record holder
living to a ripe old 12 years of age.
ARTISTIC license?
An 80-year old US man has
gotten the shock of his life after
he discovered four pounds of
marijuana stashed in the back of
a painting he bought at a post
office auction in 2005.
The man was in the process of
putting the painting up for reauction
for $25 when the
discovery was made.
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