Never Ruffle A Referee’s Feathers
A parrot called Me-Tu has caused chaos at a football match in the UK, imitating the sound of the referee’s whistle before being ordered to move. The referee said: "I've never sent off a parrot before." The parrot also shouted "pretty boy" at the players.
FOOTNOTE: Whistle-stop tour.
Showing posts with label Wolf whistle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wolf whistle. Show all posts
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Friday, June 27, 2008
Building Sight
Cor, Gertrude, Cop A Load Of That
A college in the UK has banned its female students from wolf-whistling at builders. Girls at West Kent College have been advised that whistling constitutes harassment and is unacceptable. Officials sent an email to all pupils warning that the behaviour was "totally unacceptable", and saying any students caught harassing contractors would face disciplinary action.
FOOTNOTE: Whistle stop tour.
A college in the UK has banned its female students from wolf-whistling at builders. Girls at West Kent College have been advised that whistling constitutes harassment and is unacceptable. Officials sent an email to all pupils warning that the behaviour was "totally unacceptable", and saying any students caught harassing contractors would face disciplinary action.
FOOTNOTE: Whistle stop tour.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Steppin' Wolf
Chances With Wolves
A Chinese zoo is creating a singing wolf troupe. Luo Yong, a keeper at Chongqing Wild Zoo, said he discovered the wolves' singing ability by accident – while playing his guitar and singing the song 'I Am A Wolf From The North'. He says all 30 wolves at the zoo can sing along to a rhythm.
FOOTNOTE: Next, the wolf whistle.
A Chinese zoo is creating a singing wolf troupe. Luo Yong, a keeper at Chongqing Wild Zoo, said he discovered the wolves' singing ability by accident – while playing his guitar and singing the song 'I Am A Wolf From The North'. He says all 30 wolves at the zoo can sing along to a rhythm.
FOOTNOTE: Next, the wolf whistle.
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