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Parents in a suburban New York school district received prank letters on official-looking stationery offering students a "Protection Package" of condoms and lubricants for a high school dance.
A pair of Shanghai waiters were arrested after taking off with a customer's credit card and using it to buy mobile phones while he sat in their restaurant.
Almost one-third of middle-aged and older Swedes said the way their country will perform in the Euro 2004 tournament in Portugal will affect how they perform in bed.
Noel Carino ran for the Philippine House of Representatives in 2001, but it took him three years to be declared the winner — just in time for him to enjoy his office for one day as Congress ended its session.
Hong Kong's celebrity crocodile — snared after seven months on the run — is apparently stunned by its captivity and has refused to eat in the day since it was caught.
Japanese law now restricts names to a list of 2,232 characters. A child whose name contains a banned character can't be entered in the family register — an official document required for all Japanese nationals — until the name is changed.
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