Dispensary Corner 29 Sep 10
September 29, 2010
LOOKING for the perfect nap spot.
A US man, Bennett Turner, is
facing criminal charges after
police caught him breaking into a
county pharmacy.
According to reports Turner
entered the location by taking
apart the pharmacy’s vent and
climbing into the attic.
Responding to a silent alarm at
the pharmacy, officers busted
Turner after he was found hiding
in a locked closet in the store’s attic.
Police allege it was Turner’s
intent to rob the pharmacy as he
was in possession of burglary
tools, however Turner has
defended himself, saying he just
wanted a place to have a nap.
Turner also told police that he
often naps in the store’s attic,
however police have rebuffed that
claim, saying that this is the first
time they have responded to the
motion sensitive alarm.
BANDAIDS needed!
Four Australian Institute of Sport
students ‘The Pinkettes’ have
become the fastest quartet in a
relay race run whilst wearing
stiletto heels.
The race, held this week in
Canberra, attracted 100 girls
from across the nation, all vying
for the top spot across the 80
metre course.
The group, Brittney McGlone,
Laura Juliff, Casey Hodges and
Jessica Penny are now planning
to spend their $10,000 prize
money on a holiday to Phuket.
Race sponsors also donated a
$20,000 cheque to the National
Breast Cancer Foundation.
And ladies: According to
McGlone the key to stiletto
running is to race on your toes!
THAT’S one tired musician.
While the rest of us lazed about
last weekend, German muso,
Vicente Patiz, spent his time
travelling to eight countries and
playing gigs in 24 hours (a world
record), and then recovering!
During his whirlwind tour Patiz
travelled to Germany, Belgium,
the Netherlands, Luxembourg,
France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein
and Austria.
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