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|    28 Aug 25 15:05:51    |
      From: LG-usteen@asdf.fi              The first time California's Jason Hong noticed that his Cessna Skyhawk       had gone missing, he wondered whether the airport manager had moved it       or, being in his 70s, he had forgotten where he'd parked. It was       found at a different airport, 40 km away. Checking tracking data, he       learnt that someone had absconded with it at least twice before, for       flights over southern California. After removing cigarette butts       from the cabin, he removed the plane's battery too, to thwart further       capers of this sort. Another joyride followed nonetheless. Upon its       recovery this time, the aircraft had a fresh battery, a new headset in       the cockpit, and several tools aboard. Hong has now chained it down.               Jason Hong = "Gonna josh?"                     After his 11-year-old step-daughter gave birth at home, Oklahoma's       Dustin Walker was charged with felonious child neglect for not having       sought any prenatal care for her. His response that he'd been utterly       unaware of the full-term pregnancy prompted further questions, the       answers to which crystallised in a paternity test showing a 99.9%       match between his genetic material and the infant's paternal DNA. He       now faces more charges, while wife Cherie is accused of enabling child       sexual abuse. Also, both stand accused of neglecting their shared       children, ages 9, 7, 6, 4, and 2, who were removed from the home after       being found unclothed and wallowing in dog faeces.               Cherie & Dustin Walker = Ultra-nice. ...Where's kid?                     Australian defence attorney Rishi Nathwani, KC, has accepted       'full responsibility' for AI-polluted submissions in a teenager's       murder case in Victoria. Responding to Nathwani's apology for backing       up the defence's arguments with fabricated extracts from a speech       before legislators and bogus Australian Supreme Court rulings, Justice       James Elliott complained about the 24-hour delay created after his own       staff detected the problem, which prosecutors had failed to spot.        Elliot emphasised: 'The ability of the court to rely upon the       accuracy of submissions made by counsel is fundamental to the due       administration of justice.' In their defence, the defence team stated       that they had verified the first few citations and assumed that the       others too would be correct.              Not sure which of these is better (the second one?):        Rishi Nathwani = Hint: an AI whirs        Rishi Nathwani = Chinks in AI -> wrath                            --       A n n a S h e f l - For email, substitute 'usenet' for its anagram        - "Never eat more than you can lift." --Miss Piggy -        alt.anagrams FAQ: http://theanna.org/grams/        Weird news archive and more: http://theanna.org/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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