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March 4, 2001

A POPULAR NEIGHBORHOOD MOM: When she saw that three teenage boys were visiting her daughter, a 33-year-old Massachusetts woman put on a see-through negligee and invited the lads into her bedroom for a bit of slap and tickle, police say. They all got into her bed, and she allowed two of them to fondle her breasts before having sex with the oldest boy, age 15, police said. 
She has been arrested.

DAMN CHEAP FOREIGN IMPORTS: A service technician at a Rolls-Royce dealership filled a brand-new $360,000 Corniche S convertible with gas for the first time, and hit the switch to close all the windows at the same time. The vehicle exploded. The blast blew out all the windows, damaged the interior of the car, and temporarily impaired the technician's hearing. 
The company is investigating.

SCALPEL! FORCEPS! OH NO! Doctors at a New York Hospital, preparing to remove a blood clot from inside a man's head, put the X-ray backward on the viewing screen, and so operated on the wrong side of his brain. They had to go back in and operate on the right side the next day.
 Asked to comment, the patient, Kevin Walsh, said, "All I know is my head hurts."

HE CLEARLY NEEDED HELP IN MATH: A Pittsburgh high school student who worked at a supermarket checkout line offered two new teachers a deal: sharply reduced grocery prices in exchange for good grades. The teachers agreed. 
The scam collapsed when the manager caught the kid charging one of the teachers $10.53 for $31.37 worth of food.

OH, HE'S LEARNED HIS LESSON ALL RIGHT: In order to run off with his girlfriend, Hasan Feelom, an Iranian, killed his wife, Fatemeh, and their daughter, but was caught before he got very far. He was hanged. Under Islamic law, Fatemeh's parents could have pardoned him, but they were not so inclined. 
Her mother, Fezzeh Roudgar, said, "I insisted that he be hanged publicly hoping it would be a lesson to  the youth here to control their passion."


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