Police called out to help woman 'possessed' by biting poltergeist

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Who you going to call when, due to a recent exorcism, someone becomes possessed by a biting poltergeist? 911, apparently. Cops in Riverton, Wyo., were good enough to respond to a 911 call claiming that a woman had a heart attack and stopped breathing when other occupants of the home sprayed her with Holy Water in a bid to cleanse their house of evil spirits.

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Kids in Japan are licking each other's eyeballs and getting pinkeye

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The eye-widening reason why kids in Japan are showing up to school wearing eye patches has been revealed, and no, it’s not just a kooky fashion trend  — it’s pinkeye. Even worse? According to reports, it’s pinkeye they contracted after having someone lick their eyeball. Apparently eyeball licking is totally a Thing in Japan now, and considered the next base after French kissing.

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Lizard 'spotted' on the surface of Mars

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UFO bloggers claim a lizard has been 'spotted' on the surface of Mars.
The reptile was first noticed by a spotter in Japan who alerted the UFO Sightings Daily website with one science blogger claiming NASA could be planting animals on the red planet.

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'Sea monster' washes ashore in NZ

A mysterious animal carcass resembling a 'sea monster' has washed up on a beach in New Zealand.
The rotting carcass was reportedly discovered last week, and as a result of its unusual appearance, was initially labelled as a 'sea monster'.
The animal measured nine metres in length, with large teeth and flippers.
A video of the carcass was later posted online, with youtube users speculating whether the animal had indeed been a sea monster.

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A butcher in Seattle is serving up the city’s newest delicacy, marijuana-infused pork.

A butcher in Seattle is serving up the city’s newest delicacy, marijuana-infused pork.
William Von Schneidau, the oldest butcher in the city’s famed Pike Place Market, has been experimenting with meat for a while but said he can’t remember how he came up with the idea to make "stoned-swine".

The pigs were fed marijuana from a medical marijuana grower.

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UK anger over violent Ikea gnomes ads

An Ikea TV commercial showing increasingly violent methods to destroy pesky garden gnomes has resulted in a barrage of complaints in the UK.
An Ikea TV commercial showing a couple using increasingly violent methods to destroy garden gnomes has drawn dozens of complaints from British viewers.
The couple fight back, kicking them across the garden and into a pond before using a hammock to hurl them against the fence.
One scene shows a furious gnome standing over the remains of his broken friend.
The woman finally aims a jet of hose water at an assembled mob, smashing them into pieces.
The ad finishes with the tagline: "Make more of your garden. Say no to gnomes."

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Man With 8 Prior DUI Convictions Tells Deputies Beer Is His Coffee

Phillip Jordan, 58, was arrested after pulling into a KFC drive-through window while intoxicated.

An Ocala man with eight prior DUI convictions is being held on bond after pulling into a fast food restaurant drive-through window while intoxicated.
After being arrested, Jordan told police he had drank beer for breakfast and that beer is his 'coffee,' the report said.

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Woman washed unexploded bomb in kitchen sink

A woman who discovered an unexploded World War II bomb in her garden terrified her husband by washing it in the kitchen sink.

Carole Longhorn, 65 years old, while she was gardening at her home hit with a shovel a metal object and when she looked closer, realised it was in the shape of a shell. Carole put a plastic seat on top of the bomb just in case it went of and shouted for her husband Clive,60.
Mr Longhorn heard a rattle and turned around to see his wife quietly washing mud off the bomb in the sink.
Police were called and experts confirmed that the bomb was still charged, so they took it to a safe area and carried out a controlled explosion.


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