CANBERRA, Australia - A 48-year-old Pakistani man was granted permanent residence in Australia several years ago and has been trying to secure visas for his family ever since. Not realizing that his case had been approved, the man lit himself on fire in protest at the entrance to the parliament building in Canberra. A witness said, "He was rolling around on the ground...but he stopped moving by the time anybody went out there with a fire extinguisher." The man was reportedly
upset that his family had yet to receive visas, but according to local papers, the protest was unnecessary because the visas had already been okayed.
Santiago, Chile Opera lovers are a bit perplexed by a recent press release by Chile's Santiago Municipal Opera. With the orchestra and chorus are on strike, one would think this would create a problem. No matter, as the announcement went out that the show would proceed, "if necessary without an orchestra and chorus."
In Greene, New York, it is illegal to walk backwards on a sidewalk while eating peanuts during a live concert.
After his wife left him, spurned husband Donald Niblett wrecked their home with a bulldozer, causing damage in excess of 15,000 English pounds.
In 1988, an Egyptian belly-dancer paid back her unfaithful husband by going on a massive spending spree with his credit card totaling $46,000 before flying to his villa in France and smashing the place up.
A married pilot dismissed his mistress from his London apartment. The young woman agreed to leave but asked for a day to pack her belongings. When he returned from an overseas flight he found the phone off the hook. His mistress had made a long distance call to the speaking clock in Washington D.C.
A housewife, distraught over her husband's unfaithfulness, decided to throw herself out of the window of their third floor apartment. She didn't realize her husband was walking beneath. She survived, he did not.
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