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Published on May 3, 2005 By Dr Guy In Humor

"Norwegian Court Convicts First Woman for Rape"--headline, Reuters, April 28

They dug up EVE just to convict her?  What about the statute of limitations?

"Police who went to the aid of a distraught man jumping off a bridge in Seattle ended up shooting him early this morning."--KOMO-TV, April 29

Dont jump, you might hit someone.  Let the police shoot you instead!

"Jail Official: Woman Who Hanged Self Seemed Disturbed"--headline, Tucson Citizen, April 29

Whew!  I thought she might have been perfectly normal!

"N.Y. Police Blame IPods for Subway Crime"--headline, Associated Press, April 27

And here I thought it was crooks!  Shazaam!

"Police Warn of Robbers"--headline, Chicago Tribune, April 28

Better watch out for those iPods!  Thanks for the warning.

"Police Seek 'Thieves' Stealing Donation Money"--headline, Daily Independent (Ridgecrest, Calif.), April 28

Maybe they can get the dectetives from NY to find the guilty iPods?

"Hope for Headless Tourism Agency"--headline, Press-Enterprise (Riverside, Calif.), April 27

Now that is going after a niche market.  How many headless tourist are there anyway?

Birds May Be Behind Exploding German Toads"--headline, Associated Press, April 28

(For Nebraskawoman).  Talk about backfires!  Stupid birds better stop tailgating them toads!

And on this date in history:

"On this date: . . . In 1996, former CIA Director William Colby was presumed drowned by authorities in Maryland after an apparent boating accident; his body was later recovered."--"Today in History," Associated Press, April 29

Those authorities in Maryland are a viscious lot!

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Comments
on May 03, 2005
Superbly done! Sounds more like Jay Leno's "Headlines" on his show. Would like to see more this as these are truly "Weired and Wacky"!
on May 03, 2005

Superbly done! Sounds more like Jay Leno's "Headlines" on his show. Would like to see more this as these are truly "Weired and Wacky"!

As I find them, I like to print them!

on May 03, 2005
Truth is funnier than fiction.