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Daily Rotten Archives January 24, 2002 2001
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One wank or two?
Syracuse Post-Standard | Submitted by: Soylent
"Deputies said Castle, who has been a county employee for more than 30
years, had been masturbating into the coffee cups of co-workers. He likely
will be suspended at least through the case going to trial, said county
spokesman Martin Farrell."
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Commando attack on Bohemian Grove
San Francisco Chronicle | Submitted by: dj pie
The Bohemian Grove has long been an apex of speculation, a little
bit of Skull and Bones Club mixed with the Trilateral Commission. And Saturday
a "commando" infiltrated the grounds intending to expose human sacrifice
and child abuse, but instead became confused and pulled a "Goldilocks"
maneuver. He's now under psychiatric care at the Sonoma County Jail.
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Toilet stall bandit convicted
Go Memphis | Submitted by: Pete
Oscar Reynolds has been convicted of being Memphis' infamous Toilet
Stall Bandit:
"He grabbed my ankles and started to pull me out of the stall into the
main area of the men's room. I was making a lot of noise. I was yelling for
help. I was both scared and angry. My left pant leg came off
and I think he realized by its weight that what came with that was
my wallet."
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Was Bane more than just a pet?
ABCnews | Submitted by: mayhem
Last January, much of San Francisco seemed to be talking about nothing
except the viscious mauling of Diane Whipple by a pair of dogs which
were obtained by a couple from their adopted son, Paul "Cornfed" Schneider.
Lots of questions remain unanswered. Why would a couple adopt a fully grown
son who was a member of the Aryan Nations? Particularly one named "Cornfed"?
And, did the couple have carnal relations with thier dog, Bane? Much evidence
seems to indicate this possibility.
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Bad news for European vending machine owners
Agence France Presse | Submitted by: Soylent
European vending machines are being victimized by people putting in
Thai 10 baht ($0.26) coins instead of 2-Euro coins ($1.80). But on
the bright side, the Thai economy is booming because of a newly
rejuvenated currency export business.
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