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June 26, 2008
A two-foot saltwater crocodile wandered in the front door of an Outback watering hole and got an invite from drinkers at the pub. The young croc seemed harmless to the drinkers, so they invited the animal inside at the Noonamah Tavern on Sunday where they taped its mouth and took pictures of them holding it, before placing it a box.
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May 13, 2008
A British space scientist has found that it is much more costly to send a message by cell phone than to transmit data from the Hubble space telescope to Earth. Dr. Nigel Bannister from the University of Leicester in England calculated that one megabyte of SMS texting costs $730. 63 to transmit based on U. K. rates. Hubble transmissions cost between $17. 27 to $165 per megabyte based on NASA data.
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January 31, 2008
Topics boys, school, girls, teacher, teachers, pretty, lottery, mail, bad, schools, head, water, sex and people
Teachers and officials at a coed British school were shocked to see a class with an all-boy attendance on the first day of school. For the first time since it opened 30 years ago Bassetts Farm, a primary school with a population equally split between girls and boys, suddenly had a class of 20 4-year old boys, an occurrence that is still puzzling people.
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January 24, 2008
Local authorities arrested a man who was allegedly driving through town naked. Calls from several female drivers prompted police chief Jeff Tharp to arrest 34-year-old Justin Flora, who authorities say was driving his vehicle without a shirt, pants. . . or anything else. Reports said Flora was pulling up next to female drivers, completely nude, and just staring at them.
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January 3, 2008
A woman who had long given up finding her nose stud after losing it in the waters while kneeboarding, got the surprise of her life after it turned up inside a fish caught by her fiance. Kristy Brittain, 25, of Magra, Tasmania said she never expected to see her stud again. However, to her surprise, it turned up three days later in one of the fishes caught by her fiance, Darren Triffett. Brittain said Triffett and his friend Tim Hall went fishing in almost the same area where the stud was lost. When they were cutting off one flathead, they found the tiny nail-like object inside.
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