A man suing Home Depot for a prank that left him glued to a toilet seat may have made similar allegations about another restroom more than a year ago.

Bob Dougherty's lawsuit alleges employees at the store ignored his pleas for help on the day before Halloween 2003, because they thought he was kidding.

A man filing a lawsuit against a Louisville, Colorado Home Depot claims the retailer failed to aid him after being glued to a toilet seat.

Bob Dougherty, 57, says he became stuck to the toilet seat last year after somebody smeared glue on it.

As a means to stay on top of the overwhelming body counts after Hurricane Katrina, some morgue workers began using tiny computer chips to keep track of unidentified remains.

VeriChip, donated by a subsidiary of Applied Digital Solutions Inc., emits a specific radio signal, enabling morgue workers to quickly locate and catalog the remains, speed the morgue-management process and reduce errors.

To keep his promise, a New Zealand politician runs naked through the streets on Sunday. He earlier pledged to run naked if he lost an election bet.

According to Agence France-Press

The Catholic Diocese of Austin is investigating a priest who called about 15 children to come forward during an evening Mass so he could prick them with an unsterilized pin.Reverend Arthur Michalka was attempting to demonstrate the pain Jesus suffered during his crucifixion. He says he was trying to teach the children suffering is a part of life.

Helen Osman, communications director for the Austin diocese, says no one reacted badly during the incident at Holy Trinity Catholic Church on Wednesday night. The priest pricked both adults and children.