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To: Savant who wrote (4174)2/22/2001 11:30:51 PM
From: Apex  Respond to of 4201
 
imagine if "SUBWAY" subs ever opened up in Tokyo...



To: Savant who wrote (4174)2/22/2001 11:31:41 PM
From: Apex  Respond to of 4201
 
how 'bout finding love on the net

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Net surfer discovers new-found love
kept corpse in freezer

A 28-year-old man has given up using the internet after
finding his new-found love was a pensioner with a corpse in
the freezer.

Trevor Tasker flew to America to meet Wynema Faye
Shumate who posed as a sexy thirty-something on the web.

Shumate was jailed for one year while Mr Tasker is back
home in Selby, North Yorkshire.

Mr Tasker flew to South Carolina after 65-year-old Shumate
hooked him with sexy chat and sent him a semi-naked
photo taken 30 years ago.

His shock at the airport turned to horror when he discovered
Shumate had put her dead housemate Jim O'Neil in the
freezer.

She kept him there for a year while she lived in his house
and used his money. He had died of natural causes.

She had also lopped off one leg with an axe because the
body was too big for the freezer.

Trevor, home with his mum in Selby, said: "I'll never log on
again. When I saw her picture I thought 'Wow.' But when she
met me at the airport I almost had a heart attack. I certainly
won't go near that internet."

Shumate pleaded guilty to fraud and unlawful removal of a
dead body and was given a year in prison.

Last updated: 09:25 Thursday 22nd February 2001



To: Savant who wrote (4174)2/22/2001 11:38:12 PM
From: Apex  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4201
 
there is something wrong here

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Hundreds of naked women force
scientists to flee

Three hundred naked female protesters have forced a
group of scientists to flee a research project they were
carrying out in Kenya.

The experts were working on a census of rare red colobus
monkeys near the Kenyan coast.

The women opted to undertake the bare protest to draw
extra media attention to their opposition to plans to turn the
land into a national park.

The scientists ran away, leaving their equipment behind
them in the Mnazini area of the Tana River.

Newspapers say the protesters damaged some of the
equipment.

Residents of the area are resisting plans to extend the Tana
River Primate National Reserve because they don't want to
be relocated.