Posted on 10/19/2002 12:06:45 PM PDT by weegee
Protesters chant slogans against President Pervez Musharraf's administration, demanding the arrest of thieves who stole a pair of shoes believed to have belonged to Islam's prophet, Mohammed, from a mosque, Saturday, Oct. 19, 2002 in Lahore, Pakistan. The sacred shoes were stolen in July from a 400-year-old mosque in the central city of Lahore, but no arrests have been made. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)
February 20, 2002
Picture of Mohammed Brings Newsweek Int ’l Ban
By Lindsay Morris
NEW YORK -- Several Muslim countries last week issued a ban on the Feb. 11 edition of Newsweek International for displaying the image of the Islamic prophet, Mohammed, and breaking the Muslim code of law.
they look just like barney fag's shoes...
was this one-eyed criminal and it don't show his slippers!
Photo of mohammed w/ slippers
I bet he ain't got this pair! BWA HA HA HA HA HA HA
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Payout for pork shoes 27Jun02 A MAN was today awarded more than $60,000 after breaking his arm when he slipped on a greasy pub floor caused by a patron who wore pork chops for shoes. Troy Michael Bowron, 25, sued the Jannali Inn, in Sydney's south, licensee Kelly Wells, and pub patron Ross Lucock over the incident on November 30, 1997. The NSW District Court was told Mr Lucock strapped the pork chops, which he had won in a meat tray raffle, to his feet after being told he would not be served more alcohol because he was barefoot. Judge Anthony Puckeridge today found the pub and its licensee breached their duty of care by failing to clean up the greasy trail left by Mr Lucock. He ordered them to together pay damages of $61,515 to Mr Bowron, of Oyster Bay, also in Sydney's south. However, he found Mr Lucock owed no duty of care and dismissed the claim against him, ordering Mr Bowron to pay all of Mr Lucock's legal bills. "I find the area in which the plaintiff slipped was greasy and that he slipped as a result of that grease being left on the floor ... because of the actions of Mr Lucock," Judge Puckeridge said. "I find the first and second defendants, as occupiers, failed to take reasonable care and avoid the forseeable risk of injury to patrons by failing to clean the area in which the plaintiff fell." This report appears on news.com.au. |
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Leni
That's why the guy in the purple dress is saying, "Help, my elbows are whack and I can't straighten them out. Plus, they smell like goat knees."
Well, you can knock me down,
step in my face,
slander my name all over the place.
Do anything that you want to do,
but uh-uh, honey, lay off of them shoes
Now don't you ... steal ol' Mohammed's shoes
You can do anything but lay off of Mohammed's shoes.
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