Want more? Mike Pingree also writes a separate Looking Glass column for the Boston Herald. Past Columns (The Archives)
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September 5, 2004 FANCY MEETING YOU HERE: Police arrested a man in Glendale,
Calif., for stalking his ex-girlfriend by attaching a global positioning
system to her car, enabling him to show up unexpectedly wherever she
was: a book store, an airport and dozens of other places. YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND OUR LOVE: Shoppers at a busy mall in
Stuttgart, Germany, were shocked to see a man having sex with a blow-up
doll, oblivious to those bustling by him. He was heavily intoxicated. ZOLTAN, THEES DOES NOT TASTE RIGHT: Authorities in Budapest had to destroy 60 tons of tainted paprika imported from Spain and Brazil. The hot spice is an essential ingredient in the national dish, Hungarian goulash. Without it, BLECHHHH! IT LOOKS LIKE THERE ARE NO MOOSE HERE ... WHAM! Tourists in
Norway are stealing the distinctive moose-crossing signs - triangular,
red border, picture of a moose in the middle - from the roadsides at a
record rate. AND IF WE REFUSE? After many complaints that they are rude and surly, Russian border guards have been ordered to smile more.
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