Flash Mob + Choir
This is great. It happened in Brussels Central Station, to promote 11.11.11, a charity bicycle tour.
This is great. It happened in Brussels Central Station, to promote 11.11.11, a charity bicycle tour.
Sofa is the No 1 killer!
A survey found that around a third of the adult population – about 18 million people – has suffered an ache or strain either during or after bouts of passion.
Pulled muscles emerged as the most common complaint, followed by back injuries, carpet burns, cricked neck and bashing an elbow or knee.
As many as 40 per cent only realised they were injured the morning after because they were overcome with passion and did not notice it at the time.
Five per cent of people have had to take time off work because of sex related injuries.
Two per cent had even been left with broken bones while others suffered bruised shoulders, twisted knees, sprained ankles or wrists and bent back fingers.
Despite the upholstery, the sofa proved to be the riskiest place to have sex – mainly because of the number of wine glasses and plates left lying around during passionate nights in.
OK, she is daring.

Good idea……

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A SYDNEY waitress is selling her virginity, with final bidders facing off in a live auction.
In a new low in reality-TV, the debauched deal is the brainchild of a Melbourne film-maker who plans to turn it into a documentary.
Justin Sisely has spent more than a year recruiting male and female virgins willing to auction themselves on camera.
However, he faces being charged with prostitution if he goes ahead with the deal on Australian soil.
Speaking for the first time since selecting his subjects, Sisely said yesterday that he now planned a face-to-face auction in the US state of Nevada – home to “sin city” Las Vegas – with bidders in the same room as those auctioning off their virginity.
Sisely will pay each virgin $20,000 and they will also receive 90 per cent of the sale price, with the remaining 10 per cent going to the Nevada brothel where the auction will be held.
They are just so stupid.
Prison wardens were baffled when they were confronted by the character from the Peanuts cartoon trying to break down a staff door while apparently waving a gun.
The man and an accomplice, who were attempting to free a relative from HMP Isle of Wight, went on to hurl concrete missiles at prison officers’ cars.
A prison source told The Sun: “It’s not every day you see a giant cartoon dog go on the rampage after trying to break into a prison. They weren’t exactly inconspicuous but they were taken seriously because they appeared to have a gun.
“They caused a real commotion and it was only later they were found to be armed with a water pistol.”
It emerged after the pair were arrested that they had attempted to break into the wrong prison. They had staged the attempted jail-break at the Isle of Wight’s Albany site, while the relative they were looking for was locked up in the nearby Cramp Hill unit.
The source added: “This has got to rank as one of the worst attempted jail breaks ever.”
A spokesman for Hampshire Police said two men, aged 43 and 21, were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and held under the Mental Health Act after the incident on May 1.
It is not clear which of the two men was dressed as Snoopy.
And said sorry some more. I think this is the extra benefit of being the police chief, right?
PETALING JAYA: The Proton Perdana belonging to the state police chief has been found, 48 hours after it was reported stolen.
A special investigating team found DCP Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar’s official car in Prima Damansara here, about 8.35am Saturday.
A note on the car’s dashboard said: Sorry PDRM, tersilap sapu (Sorry PDRM, it was a mistake).
“The car was found in good condition with only minor damage to the lock of the front left door,” Selangor deputy CID chief Asst Comm Khaw Kok Chin said.
He added the car’s Global Positioning System had been removed and the command baton was also missing.
ACP Khaw said police were investigating if any car theft syndicate was involved.
On Thursday, DCP Khalid’s driver parked the Perdana V6 near a restaurant in Section 9, Shah Alam, to have his breakfast. Half an hour later, he found the car missing and immediately lodged a report at the district police headquarters.
DCP Khalid was attending a meeting overseas at the time.
The car did not bear the police logo.