A Texas woman was forced to remove her nipple rings prior to boarding a flight in Lubbock.  Mandi Hamlin, age 37, had trouble removing one of the rings, so she was forced to request a pair of pliers from the Transportation Security Administration Agents.

According to reports, the male agents had “snickered” as she removed the nipple ring with pliers.

The TSA released a statement that their agents had followed procedure when requiring the removal of the body piercings.  They also noted that a new policy regarding body piercings has been issued.  The new policy allows TSA Agents to visually inspect body piercings or require their removal prior to boarding a flight.

Laquan Joyner, and her husband Theo Grimes, have been praying and asking God to send them a sign.  According to them, their prayers were answered when they discovered a moldy image of Jesus in their shower.

The couple says they will never clean the spot and now treat the shower as a shrine.

Similar items have gone up for auction on eBay.  Reports have not indicated whether this couple plans to sell their shrine, or how much it would cost to rip out the shower and replace it.

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Garrett A. Dalton, of Naugatuck Connecticut, has been charged with workers compensation fraud.  While being apparently to injured to work his job as a Corrections Officer, the man was able to do some running in an attempt to win Hannah Montana tickets.

To win the Hannah Montana tickets, Dalton had to run a 40 yard dash dressed in a woman’s clothes.  He also had to carry and egg on a spoon without dropping it.  He did not win the tickets.

Apparently the entire event was aired on television and one of his fans notified the authorities.  It is reported that Dalton had collected $5000 in Workers Compensation benefits during the time he participated in the race.

Anthony Smith, 24, was charged with two counts of endangering the life of a child and one count of unlawful use of a weapon, after two children in his home were injured by a stray bullet that came from the oven.

Apparently Anthony Smith decided the oven was a safe place to store his loaded weapon.  Unfortunately, a pre-heating oven and gun powder do not mix.

The children’s sister was cooking when she heard loud noises coming from the oven.  Her 4 year old brother began crying after receiving a bullet wound to the leg.  Her 12 year old brother received a wound to his head from flying debris.  The 4 year old remained hospitalized for his bullet wound while the 12 year old boy was treated and released.

A UK couple recently won an astonishing £5.3 million lottery jackpot.  The media, very interested in the story, unearthed evidence proving that the married couple are brother and sister.

George Wass met the love of his life in 1983.  Alice Wass, age 61, had been tracing her family roots when they met.  According to reports, Alice had showed her mother pictures of George and her mother claimed that she never saw him before.

Media reports indicate that George and Alice share the same mother, but have different fathers.

According to reports, George and Alice were introduced 25 years ago as long lost brother and sister.  But they claimed they disproved those allegations.

A Lancaster Pennsylvania Chuck E. Cheese kid’s restaurant and playhouse had more then kids running around and having fun.  Apparently, a 45 year old man named David Ecenrode decided to run around as well.

Reports indicate David Ecenrode was running around Chuck E. Cheese spitting and screaming that he has hepatitis C.  Police arrived and arrested the mad man and charged him with disorderly conduct.

Fortunately no children, employees or other restaurant goers came into contact with this man.  However, Chuck E. Cheese advised people to wash with soap and water as a precaution.

After the arrest, Chuck E. Cheese closed the restaurant and sanitized the facility.  They have since reopened their business.

A 55 year old Michigan woman was on a Florida boat with her family when an eagle ray jumped out of the water and struck her.  Reports indicated the woman fell backwards, striking her head, which caused a severe head trauma and her death.

Early reports on this developing story indicated that the Eagle Ray’s defensive barb was lodged into the woman’s neck.  However, these reports are unfounded.

The woman, whose name has not been released, apparently died before help could arrive.  Other occupants of the boat include her mother, father, and sister.

According to experts, it is quite natural for eagle ray’s to launch themselves out of the water.  They do so to flee a predator or to dislodge parasites.  It’s not clear whether the boat could have startled the eagle ray and caused it to go airborne.

The step daughter of a 38 year old woman called the police to inform them that her mother was drinking and driving.  Apparently the mother, Jennifer Lowery, had a previous history with drinking and driving, so the police answered the call.

Officers approached the woman, who was standing near her vehicle, and asked if she had driven the vehicle.  She said no, and officers immediately noticed she was intoxicated.  Police also noticed there were two children inside the vehicle.  Police then asked her to perform a field sobriety test, and the woman spewed vulgar comments out of her mouth.  Police officers took the woman to the police station, where she tested positive for for being over the legal alcohol limit.

A major twin-cites hospital admitted its doctors had committed a terrible medical mistake.  Apparently the mistake occurred last Wednesday when a cancer patient was to have a failing kidney removed.  Doctors apparently left the failing kidney, and removed the healthy kidney instead.

The medical mistake was discovered the following day when a pathologist examined the kidney and found no signs of cancer.  This lead doctors to believe the cancerous kidney was still inside the patients body.

The hospital has admitted its mistake and released the information to the public voluntarily.  The medical mistake is being blamed on error in the patient’s medical chart, which occurred a few weeks before the actual surgery.

A Cincinnati Ohio woman stopped into Rally’s to get a quick bite to eat, but instead resulted in a Police investigation.

The unidentified woman described biting into her Rally’s fish sandwich and finding a white clumpy substance laying in the paper the sandwich came in.  She noted the the majority of the substance fell out of the paper.

Undeterred by her hunger, the woman set that fish sandwich aside and ate the other fish sandwich she had ordered.  After she was done dining on her second fish sandwich, she called the police.