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    The following is supposedly a true story. To be included, besides being true, the story is most likely strange, weird, surprising, or funny. The "Environmental Engineering News" published some rather sobering information about punishment for drunk driving convictions in other countries. In Australia, the names of drunk drivers are printed in newspapers under the caption, "He's drunk and in jail."In Malaysia the driver is jailed and, if married, the spouse is jailed. In the United Kingdom, Finland and Sweden there's an automatic jail term of one year. In Turkey, drunk drivers are driven twenty miles out of town and forced to walk back ten miles. In Bulgaria, a second drunk-driving conviction results in capital punishment. In El Salvador, your first offense is your last -- execution by firing squad. From the August Road & Track.

    Dumb Oklahoma Laws
    Violators can be fined, arrested or jailed for making ugly faces at a dog.
    Females are forbidden from doing their own hair without being licensed by the state.
    Dogs must have a permit signed by the mayor in order to congregate in groups of three or more on private property.
    Oklahoma will not tolerate anyone taking a bite out of another`s hamburger.
    It is against the law to read a comic book while operating a motor vehicle.
    Whaling is illegal.
    It is illegal to have the hind legs of farm animals in your boots.
    Residents are taxed for the furniture in their homes, and any other personal belongings. (Repealed 1998)
    People who make "ugly faces" at dogs may be fined and/or jailed.
    Cars must be tethered outside of public buildings. (Repealed)
    Anyone arrested for soliciting a hooker must have their name and picture shown on television.
    Tattoos are banned.
    No one may spit on a sidewalk.
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    The following is supposedly a true story. To be included, besides being true, the story is most likely strange, weird, surprising, or funny.The "Environmental Engineering News" published some rather sobering information about punishment for drunk driving convictions in other countries.In Australia, the names of drunk drivers are printed in newspapers under the caption, "He's drunk and in jail."In Malaysia the driver is jailed and, if married, the spouse is jailed.In the United Kingdom, Finland and Sweden there's an automatic jail term of one year.In Turkey, drunk drivers are driven twenty miles out of town and forced to walk back ten miles.In Bulgaria, a second drunk-driving conviction results in capital punishment.In El Salvador, your first offense is your last - execution by firing squad.From the August Road & Track.

    Extracted from US news papers:
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    As part of an ongoing feud in Fairfield, Iowa, Ronald Warren Switzer, 39, flew a small plane over the
    home of Mike Parsons in July and fired several rifle shots - perhaps the first fly-by shooting in the
    U. S.
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    According to Saundra Lewis, a clerk at a Durham, N. C., convenience store that was held up in
    February, the robber kept apologizing. He said he was sorry when he began the holdup, then again when
    he rejected her plea to think it over, then again just as he fled. A few seconds after leaving, he
    returned and said, "I'm sorry - really, I'm sorry," but nevertheless kept the money. In contrast, the
    robber of a tobacco shop in Mesa, Ariz., in March not only returned the next night to rob the clerk
    again, but chastised her for having been rude to him the night before.
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    In a San Francisco Chronicle story in more...

    PESCARA, Italy - Two senior citizens paid out more than $367,000 for uranium to feed an extraterrestrial doctor they had been told would cure their ailments.
    Police said three tricksters persuaded the women that the alien, called Sagyr, could cure them provided he was given uranium for nourishment.
    Having failed to spot any improvement in their infirmity, they decided to call police. The trio was jailed Friday by a court in this central Italian city. A judged ordered a sentence of 30 months in prison and a fine.

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