Friday, 11. June 2004

Fußball-EM: Holland droht mit Autobahn-Blockade


Kurz vor dem ersten Vorrundenspiel gegen Holland wird auf einer Internetseite dazu aufgerufen, die Überholspuren deutscher Autobahnen mit Wohnwägen zu blockieren. Wenige Tage zuvor hatte Holland der deutschen Mannschaft den 'Fußball-Krieg' erklärt.

Dabei steckten sie Nadeln in Voodoo-Puppen im Deutschland-Trikot, sangen Hasslieder und kündigten an, sich wieder mit einem deutschen Trikot den Hintern abwischen zu wollen.


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What if Operating Systems Were Airlines...


UNIX Airways

Everyone brings one piece of the 'plane along when they come to the airport. They all go out on the runway and put the 'plane together piece by piece whilst arguing non-stop about what kind of 'plane they are supposed to be building.

airdisaster

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Wives of Russian soccer players pose naked


newsteam

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Hooligans dürfen kiffen


Wenn am Sonntag das erste Schlagerspiel der EM 2004 zwischen England und Frankreich läuft, wird in Portugal kiffen erlaubt sein. Die Sicherheitskräfte hoffen dadurch die Hooligans vor gewalttätigen Ausschreitungen abzuhalten.

20min.ch older english shit

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Japanese Gov't Helps Determine Names


Ever considered naming a newborn baby Beetle or Sardine? How about Cancer or Dung, or even Who?

Those were a few of the 578 additional Japanese characters the Justice Ministry said Friday it might allow parents to use in names for children.

ap

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Slow drunk driver caught by policeman on bike


A drunken motorist was driving so slowly a policeman on a bicycle was able to keep up with him, Levin District Court was told.

Sione Fatuimoana Vai, 42, unemployed, of Levin, pleaded guilty to two charges of driving with excess breath-alcohol. He had five previous convictions.

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"Fyooosh!" So long, Lake Chesterfield


Recent heavy rain may have washed Lake Chesterfield down the drain.

A sinkhole at the bottom of the 23-acre lake in Wildwood swallowed millions of gallons of water in a few days this week. The sinkhole "was just like a ticking time bomb," said geologist Dave Taylor. "It held for all this time, and finally it broke loose."

stltoday

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Canada's Too-Friendly Killer Whale to Be Captured


A lonely killer whale on Canada's Pacific coast, whose search for companionship has become a danger to boats and float planes, and himself, will be captured next week so he can be reunited with his family pod, officials said on Thursday.

Scientist said it was clear the one-ton whale, nicknamed Luna, would not be able to link up with the pod on his own, so he will have to be trucked to the southern tip of Vancouver Island where the other orcas normally spend the summer.

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Jackson evidence to remain secret


A judge has refused to release full details of the exact acts singer Michael Jackson has been accused of in his child molestation case.

Media organisations had asked for his full indictment, including 28 "overt acts", plus transcripts of evidence that was put before a grand jury.

bbc

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Beatles Flash Animation: I Feel Fine


This is an amazing flash animation for the Beatles' song, "I Feel Fine."

If you liked the "Come Together" flash, you'll love this one.

swf

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Elephant saved by lack of 'evidence'


A ROGUE elephant, blamed for the deaths of more than 20 people and sentenced to be put down, won a reprieve today as proof of its guilt was insufficient, an Indian wildlife official said.

Villagers in the hills near Jameshedpur town, 120km from Ranchi, the capital of the eastern state of Jharkhand, said the elephant had trampled to death at least 20 people in the past five months.

news

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Is Visual Radio a Nokia Innovation that Will Make a Difference?


Nokia will unveil its first mainstream flip phone and a music player next week, but industry observers said on Thursday the products would not inspire the ardor needed to claw back market share.

The world's top mobile phone maker plans events at its headquarters in Helsinki and in Asia, where it is expected to launch one or two fold-away phones, a music player without a phone keypad, a lightweight communicator model for business users and a small handset for third-generation wireless networks, mobile phone industry sources told

reuters forbes

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