Thursday, 19 July 2012

Man with world's largest penis sparks security scare at airport after bulge is mistaken for 'suspect package'



A weapon of mass conception? 

Jonah Falcon, 41, aroused suspicion when eagle-eyed guards from the Transport Security Administration at San Francisco International Airport spotted his bulging package
Aroused suspicion: Jonah Falcon's bulge was mistaken for a weapon
Aroused suspicion: Jonah Falcon's bulge was mistaken for a weapon
Rex
The man with the world’s largest penis was subjected to a rigorous frisking by airport security staff amid fears he was trying to smuggle a weapon on board a flight.
Jonah Falcon, 41, aroused suspicion when eagle-eyed guards from the Transport Security Administration at San Francisco International Airport spotted his bulging package.
The well endowed New Yorker was thoroughly searched and even had powder sprinkled on his pants to check for explosives after his “very noticeable” manhood was mistaken for a biological threat.
Jonah Falcon
Well endowed: Jonah Falcon has threatened to wear cycling shorts from now on
Rex
Mr Falcon told the Huffington Post: “I had my 'stuff' strapped to the left. I wasn't erect at the time.
"One of the guards asked if my pockets were empty and I said, 'Yes.' I said, ‘It’s my d***.
"He gave me a pat down but made sure to go around [my penis] with his hands.
“They even put some powder on my pants, probably a test for explosives. I found it amusing."
 
Mr Falcon is considered to have the world’s largest penis, although the Guinness Book of World Records does not record such achievements.
His manhood, which has even featured in a documentary, measures 9 inches limp and 13.5 inches when erect.
His huge crown jewels have made him a minor celebrity, as he has featured on numerous talk shows in the US and has been approached to do porn, but has never accepted.
Despite his interrogation, Mr Falcon managed to see the funny side, adding: “I’m just going to wear bike shorts from now on.”
Officials from the Transport Security Administration have not yet commented on the incident.
 

culled Mirror
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Sunday, 15 July 2012

SYLVESTER STALLONE 'S SON SAGE HAD BEEN PLANNING VEGAS WEDDING BEFORE HIS DEATH


Sylvester Stallone's son Sage planned to marry his girlfriend 'as early as next weekend', it has been revealed. 

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Sage Stallone was apparently set to marry his girlfriend before his death (Picture: WireImage)
The body of Sage Stallone, 36, was found at his home in Studio City, Los Angeles, on Friday. 
His lawyer George Braunstein said the actor was ‘very full of life’ and he wanted to tie the knot in Las Vegas in the near future. 
‘He was very creative, energetic and very full of life. We were just joking about how he was going to get married and have a fun marriage. There was nothing dark or depressing, no problems, certainly no financial problems,’ Mr Braunstein told E! television network. 
Prescription pill bottles were recovered from Sage’s room but coroner Ed Winter did not say what they contained.
 Sage Stallone, Sly StalloneFamily: Sage and Sly Stallone starred in Rocky V together (Picture: United Artists)
His room was littered with cigarette butts, beer and ‘two drawers filled with various pill bottles’, a police source told celebrity news website TMZ. 
The insider said Sage may have been dead for four days, or even possibly a week, before his body was found by his housekeeper. 
Sage – the eldest of Sylvester’s five children from three marriages – was the son of Sasha Czack, Stallone’s first wife. 
When they split in 1985, Sage apparently grew apart from his  father but their relationship was restored after the pair played  father and son in Rocky V in 1990. 
Both Stallone, 66, and Czack, 61, were said to be ‘devastated’ at their son’s death. 
The cause of death is still being investigated.


Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/showbiz/905229-sly-stallones-son-sage-had-been-planning-vegas-wedding-before-death#ixzz20jkrnJkT

Saturday, 14 July 2012

Man Celebrates Birthday by Giving Away Free Money



Doug Eaton wanted to celebrate his birthday on June 11 in a big way, so he turned to his friends for ideas -- ended up marking the day withrandom acts of kindness, including handing out free money to people passing by.

"I asked a bunch of my friends on Facebook what should I do on my 65th and I got a whole long list of stuff," he told KFOR-TV. "And one of my friends said, 'Why don't you do 65 random acts of kindness?'"

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So that's exactly what he did, spending 65 minutes standing on the corner of NW 39th Street and May Avenue in Oklahoma City, handing out $5 bills to people who passed by. He told his Facebook friends that he handed out more than $375, but the response -- and the amount of good cheer he shared -- was priceless.

From a distance, Eaton looked a bit like any other panhandler holding a sign at a street corner. But instead of a plea for money, his sign read: "I have a home… and a car… and a job. Do you need a few bucks for some coffee?"

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Some people drove by several times, wondering if they read his sign correctly. Many people murmured "I can't believe this" or "bless you" as he handed them the cash. Others were reluctant to take his money, and he had to tell them "It's OK, it's just a blessing" and explain that this was his way of celebrating his milestone birthday. "One obviously needy truck holding a family came around the second time after misunderstanding the first time, to give ME $2 just to bless ME for what I was doing," he told his friends on Facebook. "I took their money AND gave them a $5. We kind of traded blessings."

"I think this is the craziest guy I have ever seen in my life and it's fantastic!" one driver told KFOR. "I am enjoying the moment out here."

"It's just been fantastic," Eaton told the TV station. "Some people who don't take the money just say, 'Man, I love what you are doing. I won't take it but would you give it to someone who needs it'."



Eaton's birthday inspiration echoes that of Robyn Bomar, who in 2010 celebrated her 38th birthday with 38 random acts of kindness and asked her family and friends to join in.

"I planned out 38 things ahead of time, just in case, but really was praying for opportunities to present themselves throughout the day," she wrote on her blog, Mix Mingle Glow. "My husband, three daughters, and my husband's parents joined me in the most favorite birthday of my life!"

She was so moved by the outpouring of support that she started The Birthday Project, an online community of people who celebrate their special days by paying their good fortune forward.

The 65 minutes spent handing out money wasn't Eaton's only random act of kindness for the day. According to his notes, which he posted to Facebook, he also said "keep the change" when he paid $50 for his $12 haircut and $10 for his $1.09 cup of coffee, bought lunch for several diners at a local restaurant, and gave bus fare to a stranger and his daughter, among other things.

"This day has been one of the biggest blessings of my recent life," he told his Facebook friends. "I don't know if I can wait until another birthday to do this again. But what if it became a habit? Or what if everyone or a lot of people did their birthday number of random acts of kindness on their birthday? How good would that be?"


culled Yahoo