By LUKAS I. ALPERT, Wire Services
May 31, 2008
Creepy!
A woman sitting in a University of Cincinnati library was stunned when she looked down and saw a man lying under the table spraying salt water on her feet.
Dwight Pannell, 43, was booked on charges of voyeurism, assault and criminal trespass.
For those trying to unload bad-memory baubles, here's a Web site for you.
Exboyfriendjewelry.com allows women to sell the rings, bracelets, earrings and other presents they've received from past lovers but no longer want.
"Just because you no longer want it doesn't mean somebody else isn't dying for it," says the site's founder, Los Angeles-based actress Megahn Perry.
That's got to hurt.
A New Zealand man was arrested for injuring a teenager with a hedgehog.
The boy was hit on the leg and suffered minor puncture wounds after the thug for unknown reasons threw the animal at him.
The attacker was convicted of assault and offensive behavior.
The more serious charge of assault with a weapon was dropped.
Talk about a trouser snake!
An Australian man who stopped on the side of the road to relieve himself had the shock of his life when a snake lunged from the bushes and bit him on the penis.
Fortunately for the man, the poisonous brown reptile didn't release venom so what got hurt most was the guy's pride.
A taxi driver in China unwittingly became a getaway driver for a thief, and got the shock of his life later when he discovered it was his house that had been robbed.
The driver thought the appliances the man was carrying looked familiar but didn't put it all together until he got home and found the place ransacked.
