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December 12, 2004

WHO YOU CALLIN' FATSO!? WHAP! After 4,000 men dressed as Santa Claus completed the annual 2-mile charity race in Newtown, Wales, they all went into the pubs where they indulged excessively for a considerable period.
Several hours later police were called to the center of town where they found an army of drunken Santas beating each other senseless.

``BUBBLE, BUBBLE, YOU'RE IN TROUBLE:'' A lesbian teacher in Michigan practiced witchcraft with a 14-year-old female former student, and even "married'' the girl in a pagan ritual. The teacher was arrested for consummating the "marriage.''

AND, AFTER THAT, HANGED: A California sheriff's deputy, in pursuit of romance with a woman who wanted nothing to do with him, showed up at her home - in uniform - to make his case. He was convicted of trespassing and fired.
But he was later reinstated by the Sacramento County Civil Service Commission, a decision that sparked outrage from the woman's mother. She dropped the commissioners a rather succinct note: ``You should be tarred and feathered!''

THIS LOOKS LIKE AS GOOD A PLACE AS ANY: A Pennsylvania man made the mistake of planting marijuana on some remote land that was owned by a retired police chief. He was arrested.
The former chief said, ``I don't think he had any knowledge of where he was. It was a this-is-your-brain-on-drugs type of thing.''

DISTURB ME, WILL YOU! A middle-aged man, watching TV naked at 5 a.m. in his home in Tacoma, Wash., threw on a robe and rushed outside when his girlfriend told him that someone was stealing his Cadillac.
He found a young man inside the car trying to hot-wire it with a screwdriver. He proceeded to beat the would-be thief until he was whimpering on the ground in the fetal position. The cops came and took him away.

 

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