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October 23rd, 2008 at 8:00 pm

Melbourne pub dares patrons to bare all down under

In September a Melbourne Australian pub got itself into a little trouble and now they’re being investigated by alcohol licensing regulators!

You see they promised a “No Undie Sunday” where women who removed their underwear and hung it above the bar would receive $50 worth of free drinks. Yeah … no undies and all liquored up – now that’s some idea.

Apparently women who flashed their bras and underwear to staff would also get free drinks.

Women’s protections groups were up in arms over the promotion stating that it was “almost an invitation to sexual assault”.

“On the face of it, it looks like an inappropriate liquor promotion and we will be investigating with a view to banning it,” Liquor Licensing Victoria director Sue Maclellan told the Herald Sun newspaper.

On its website the Saint describes itself as “the home of Melbourne’s fashionable set”, but pub attracted the ire of regulators in June after hiring a dwarf to pour free liquor down patrons’ throats.

Posters for the no undies day event showed singer Britney Spears partially exposed and exiting a car in a scene local Mayor Janet Cribbes said was “bordering on being pornographic”.

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October 25th, 2007 at 5:28 pm

Bomb report turns into a pumpkin

In September, the FBI checked out a report of an atomic bomb in Tacoma and found it had turned into a pumpkin. The Port of Tacoma called the FBI after the deputy director received a phone message from a port commission candidate, Bill Casper. He said he knew how to make an atomic bomb that could elude security devices.

An FBI spokeswoman in Seattle, Robbie Burroughs, says four agents went to Casper’s office 5 days after the phone call to question him. He says he spent an hour with the agents showing them a pumpkin and another squash similar in size to pieces of the Hiroshima bomb. Burroughs says the agents left satisfied it wasn’t dangerous.

Casper’s top issue as a candidate is preventing atomic material from being smuggled into the port, and he says he expected his research would trigger scrutiny.

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