Suicide Jumper Kills 5 year old girl.

 I just saw this online, it actually took place on wednesday (22-05-2013)

A 39 year old suicide jumper in Busan, a Port city in South Korea, killed a 5year old girl during his plunge to death from the 11th floor of his apartment building, while he died instantly, the girl however died later from her injuries,broken bones and brain damage at the Hospital she was taken to. The investigators are still unclear about his reasons for jumping.
Statically, South Korea has the highest suicide rate in the world.

This innocent 5 year old was walking along the sidewalk with her parents, just had the misfortune to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

To read more about this story, click here : The examiner

Too Pretty to work?

I read this story and I was like...what???? (-___-)...so what will I na say?what will I do then? *inserts background music* : I'm sexy and I know it.

From what I gathered from her story, Laura Fernee, who is 32, a PhD degree holder  , and single, said she had to stop working, because she was constantly hounded by men at her work place asking her out on dates, leaving romantic messages at her desk, and e.t.c, because of her good looks. While she was being spurned by the lady folks for the same reason.

she left because she was tired of dealing with those issues and the trauma of it . So now she does not work, and lives off her parent wealthy retired ­parents Catherine, 65, and Alan, 70,who spend about £4,500 monthly for her upkeep.

 Read what she has to say after the cut.

Flying too high? Witches get down!

This is probably one of the most incredible stories I have come across ( well except the bum driller story, which I may post later).

So the Swaziland authority has banned witches from flying above 150meters because they are disturbing .

Witches be like "we high"...LoL

"Swaziland has launched a crackdown on high-flying witches after banning them from hovering above 150metres.

It has been a long time since witches were burnt at the stake in Europe but the accusation remains a serious one in the landlocked African country.

Anyone caught flying their broomstick above the height limit faces arrest and a hefty R500,000 fine, the country’s civil aviation authorities said this week.

‘A witch on a broomstick should not fly above the [150-metre] limit,’ corporate affairs director Sabelo Dlamini told The Star.

The new aviation law was highlighted after a private investigator was caught flying a helicopter equipped with a video camera to gather surveillance information.

Witchcraft is taken seriously in Swaziland where many people believe in the power of black magic.

Last year a leading Swazi MP called for a hike in tax paid by witch doctors to help ease the cash-strapped country’s financial woes."

 MetroNewsUk

Errrrr, do the witches operate local flight there? Or inter/intra state transport service (-___-)