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Crocodile racing and the tooth-brushing commuter

 Man smuggles McDonalds into prison with fishing line

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He was lovin’ it, but then he got caught. Photo: Shutterstock

A 27-year-old man is facing jail time after being caught smuggling a McMuffin – and several other considerably more dangerous items – into a UK prison. He was caught on CCTV tying a plastic bag to some fishing line, which was used to get the goods into the prison. Read more


US company begins selling Bernie Sanders-themed underwear

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It’s unclear how Sanders will react to the news. Photo: Getty

US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders may not be leading the candidate nomination race, but at least he is popular enough for a Vermont-based company to create and sell underwear featuring his face as a ‘fun side business’. Profits from the sale of the underwear goes to charity. Read more


“The horses have had their day and the crocodiles are the future.”

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The Darwin pub offered races with baby crocodiles, turtles and cane toads. Photo: ABC

Forget Flemington. The real Cup day action took place in Darwin, where a local pub hosted baby crocodile races. The owners of Berry Springs Tavern say they want to make a bigger circle and race older crocs next year. Read more


Women offers herself as a rental mother to millennials

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Services include button sewing, ironing and baking desserts. Photo: Shutterstock

A New York woman is offering her services as a mother to millennials in need. At $40 an hour, sixty-three-year-old Nina Keneally promises to cook and give motherly advice. Read more 


Man brushes his teeth on the train

A London man has been caught on camera brushing his teeth during a morning commute. He seemed largely unfazed by the situation. Read more 

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