If you give a mouse some dentures

Animals hate us, regardless of their size. But sometimes it doesn’t mean they don’t want to play some head games with us. Take for example the tale of a Portland, Oregon man and a mouse in his home.

For weeks, a field mouse had been stealing objects around the old man’s house. He seemed to be OK with it until it took his dentures. Eventually he and his family found the teeth inside a wall. The prankster mouse ended up being two mice.

They are now behind bars and up for sale. Right where they belong.

Love both in and on the air

A British radio station is giving away a chance to legally join the Mile High Club. Other radio stations should learn from this, because, after all, you can only give away so many pairs of Madonna tickets before people tune out, you know.

In other news, Opie and Anthony are still in trouble with United States government regulatory bodies over having people have sex in churches.

Memories, all alone in the smoke clouds

The last remaining building of the old Mustang Ranch–Nevada’s first legal brothel–was burned to the ground (on purpose, by firefighters). Just so it’s known though, any other burning sensations you feel are your own problem.

Key quote: The day of the $20 roll in the hay in a trailer is gone.”

It’s true. It’s now $50 for a roll in the hay and $75 for a romp in the alfalfa silo.

Teenage Vampires from Calgary

What? A family was killed with vampirism? But that’s not in a video game.

It’s time we banned the real culprit behind violence: books. I know, I know; it’s an old idea. However, I say Anne Rice has done enough damage already.

Quote in possible bad taste: “For the slain family’s grieving relatives, who say they are being kept in the dark, the start of court proceedings is a relief” [emphasis ours].