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Swimming with hungry crocodiles is not most people’s idea of fun but, for 28-year-old Kerry Shaw, it was a dream come true.

Wearing only a bikini, she was lifted by a crane into a 4m deep pool inside a 1m x 2m steel cage with strict orders not to stick any part of her body outside it.

‘It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I did not want to miss out on,’ she said, admitting that she checked the cage door was locked before going into the pool.

Several crocs investigated, pushing the cage.

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Rent vs. Own. Always a difficult decision. Can I offend you more? In Belgium, you can rent a wife at RentaWife.be. The site is actually easy to navigate if you don’t speak dutch or french. You actually pick all the details on your wife, hair colour, measurements, etc. and then you can view the available wifes. Watch the video - the packing - very impressive - I wonder if it is delivered by FedEx?

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Nudist resorts are dropping the fig leaf.

Clothing-free resorts have traditionally been rustic, mom-and-pop campgrounds hidden deep in the woods, away from prying eyes and bluenose politicians. But now, fancy nude recreation spots are springing up along major highways, and resort owners are joining chambers of commerce, sponsoring charity drives and hosting civic events.

“We’re no longer hiding,” said Joe Lettelleir, owner of Dawsonville’s Paradise Valley Resort, who this summer proved his point by taking a cross-country trip on a bus that challenged onlookers to call a toll-free number for more information.

The Dawsonville resort was once so secretive that it was called Hidden Valley. It is tucked along a winding country lane, and once consisted of little more than a few recreational-vehicle sites around a 1-foot-deep pond.

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Australians were today encouraged to stop singing and daydreaming in the shower after research showed it wasted water and electricity.
The energy provider Energy Australia surveyed 400 people taking a total of 2,500 showers over five days, finding that the average shower took seven minutes.

The research also discovered that children wasted shower time brushing their teeth, while parents were accused of wasting it while they relaxed or exfoliated.

Leg-shaving was found to be the most wasteful activity, adding an extra 10 minutes to the length of a shower, followed by exfoliating the body, which increased the time by nine minutes.

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In what might just be one of the most important legal decision in Florida’s history – almost certainly more important than the ones that gave George Bush the presidency in 2000 - a court has upheld a woman’s right to mount political protests by exposing her breasts.

Elizabeth Book was arrested for baring her breasts in 2004, under a law that banned acts of indecency in public, including women going topless

The law she was protesting against, of course, was the same anti-toplessness law under which she was arrested. (Read the article)

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