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Upset Teenager Trys To Sell Sexy Photos Of His Mother

A teenager tried to sell some sexy photos of his mother after they had an argument.

The 18-year-old student from New Zealand opened an Internet auction for “five naked photos of my Mum”.

He was upset with his mother after she had demanded that he cleared the family garage and get rid of his unwanted things.

The boy, known only as Michael, decided to go on the Trade Me auction site and sell some eight-year-old “glamour” shots of his mother, which included one in her underwear.

His 44-year-old mother, known only as Jennifer, told the Herald on Sunday in Australia, that she was at first annoyed.

“He was quite naughty… I thought ‘you cheeky little git’,” she said.

“I insisted Michael show me first, the little bugger. They are quite artistic. There is nothing dodgy about them.”

She was annoyed that Trade Me then decided to stop the auction, due to the photos being “inappropriate”.

“I wanted 50 per cent of the sale, but more than that I miss the nice comments.”

Trade Me spokesman Jon Macdonald said: “We don’t really want to be the place where people list photos of their mums in their underwear,” he said.

         

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Toddler Dies After Television Falls Off Wall

A two-year-old boy has tragically died after a television fell on him.

Police have said that there were no suspicious circumstances into the death, but that an investigation would be carried out.

The toddler, from Basildon, Essex, died from head injuries in hospital. The father was at home in the flat with the boy when he was injured.

“This was a tragic accident,” said a spokesman. “There are no suspicious circumstances. But an investigation is being carried out and a report will be prepared for the coroner.”

The television was thought to have been mounted on the wall of the property. The police were called to the scene by paramedics who had responded to a 999 call.

         

Woman Gives Birth At Glastonbury Festival

A woman has given birth at Glastonbury festival for the first time in 11 years.

The woman, whose name and age are unknown, gave birth on Saturday afternoon and was looked after by midwives at the festival.

Crispin Aubrey, spokesman for the festival said ‘A woman who was pregnant went into labour at about lunchtime on Saturday afternoon.

‘She wanted to give birth on site rather than be taken away to hospital, so during yesterday afternoon she was being cared for by midwives on the festival site.

‘However, during the afternoon it was decided that she should be taken to hospital where I understand she is still receiving care.

‘I don’t know how old she but I do know that if she had successfully given birth then it would have been the first baby born at the festival for 11 years.’

         

Mother Banned From Breast Feeding 11-Week-Old

A mother in Nottingham was left in shock after staff of a leisure centre told her she could not breast feed her 11-week-old son by the swimming pool.

Laura Whotton, 26, from Carrington had been feeding her baby Joshua at the pool so she could safely watch her 4-year-old son Thomas.

She was approached by a member of staff from the John Carroll Leisure Centre, and told to stop breast feeding as she was breaching the pool’s strict ban of food and drink.

Whotton told her local paper: “When it happened, it made me feel angry.”

“It could put people off going swimming and has made me not want to go to the John Carroll Leisure Centre again. But an apology would be fine.”

Nottingham City Council has said that they will apologize to Ms Whotton, and that it has been, “a misunderstanding”. New guidelines will also be issued to members of staff.

“The rules are that there’s definitely no food and drink poolside, but breastfeeding is exempt from that rule. People can breastfeed anywhere.” said a spokesman for Nottingham Council.

         

Elizabeth Adeney will be Britains Oldest New Mum

Britain’s oldest new mother is going to be Elizabeth Adeney. At the ripe age of 66, she is four years older than the previous controversial record holder. Ms Adeney is a successful business woman, is in good health and looking forward to the birth of her child.

Did you know? The worlds oldest new mum was 70-year-old Omkari Panwar from India, who had a twin boy and girl last year.

Elizabeth Adeney is thought to have undergone IVF treatment in the Ukraine because most British clinics will not treat women over the age of 50. Her pregnancy will likely rekindle the public debate over late motherhood and the ability of science to enable women in their fifties and sixties to become mothers, where nature would not previously.

Mrs Adeney will be just short of her 80th birthday when her child becomes a teenager.
A friend said she had been desperate to conceive for years.

A friend was qouted as saying: “She was desperate for a child. She was over the moon when she learned last year that she was pregnant and has been quite open about it - it’s not the sort of thing she can hide.

“Elizabeth has had a pretty good pregnancy. She has been very well, considering her age - I’m amazed how she keeps going.

“She does get up a little later in the mornings than she used to and sometimes spends an hour or two at home before going to work but she is still at her business Monday to Friday.”

Yesterday, she declined to discuss her pregnancy.

“I am a private person and while I appreciate there may be some publicity I will just ignore it,’ she said.
“This has been a very personal decision and I do not feel I have to give interviews or talk to anyone in the media about what I have decided to do and where I have done it.”

A spokesman for the Church of England said: ‘”A child is a gift not a right.

“For those who have never received that gift we can well understand their desire to have children but it is always important to think in those circumstances about what is really in the child’s best interests.”

One of the chief health risks to older mothers is pre-eclampsia, which can lead to blood clots and serious complications, or even death.

However, the condition, which causes high blood pressure, can be detected by regular checks.

         

Death by Firing Squad for Pregnant Woman from London

Samantha Orobator, 20, who’s pregnant and from London, UK, was arrested at Wattay airport in the Asian country of Laos last August, nine months ago.

Friends and campaigners believe the pregnancy is a result of a rape at the notorious Phonthong prison.

Prosecutors claim she had 680 grams of heroin in her baggage and are seeking the mandatory penalty for possession of over 500 grams of heroin of death by firing squad.

The legal campaign group Reprieve say she has not met a lawyer since she was arrested and it is alleged that she denies the drugs were hers.

Without warning or explanation on Thursday, the government of Laos rescheduled Samantha’s trial for next week, but they have still not said which day the case will begin.

Reprieve said in a statement: “By scheduling her trial for next week, the Laos court has made it impossible for any lawyer to prepare an adequate defence… Samatha’s life now hangs in the balance.”

“Laos appears to be acting in a way that frustrates Samantha’s right to appropriate legal assistance,”

The circumstances surrounding Samantha’s December pregnancy are unknown, “It is not possible to confirm whether she was raped,” Reprieve said.

“The prison where she is being held in Phonthong is meant to be all female, but this is apparently not the case.”

Reports of the notoriously abusive Phonthong prison describe “highly unsanitary” conditions, inadequate rations and severe punishments for supposed breaches of discipline.

Reprieve said: “Samantha is severely distressed, and Reprieve has grave concerns for her health and that of her unborn child.” Another British prisoner, Michael Newman, died after being reportedly refused medical attention at the same prison last year.

Samantha had been on holiday in Holland, Thailand and Laos for around a month when she was arrested as she began her journey home.

Her friends in London, interviewed by Reprieve researchers preparing her defence, say she had never been involved with drugs.

One of her former teachers said, “She was very popular. I remember she had a bizarre sense of humour. She was very bright… she always got As and Bs.” There is no British embassy in Laos, a communist dictatorship of 6 million people. British diplomats in next door Thailand only learnt of her detention months after she was arrested. Since then she has been allowed to meet a consular official for only 20 minutes every month, always with a guard present.

A spokesman for the British embassy in Bangkok said: “We have been actively engaging with the Lao authorities at a senior level.”

In a press conference at Westminster on Friday the human rights lawyer and founder of Reprieve, Clive Stafford Smith, called on Samantha Orobator’s MP, Harriet Harman, to intervene on her behalf. The foreign minister of Laos is visiting Britain on 7 May.

At least 39 people have been sentenced to death for a variety of offences since 2003.

         

Mel Gibson and Russian lover expecting a Baby?

British Tabloid, The Sun, allegedly reveals that Mel Gibson’s wife finally sued for divorce after their 28 year marriage because his Russian lover say’s she is pregnant.

Robyn Gibson, 53, ended the marriage after Oksana Grigorieva told friends she was pregnant with Mel Gibson’s baby.

A source told The Sun: “Robyn put up with Mel for years but when she found out Oksana was telling friends she was expecting it was the last straw.

“Robyn wants a ‘quickie’ divorce, one that isn’t contested, with their assets divided later.”

Source: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/usa/article2395539.ece

Mel’s spokesman refused to comment.

         

Betting on Federer baby sex or due date

Swiss tennis star Roger Federer and Mirka Vavrinec, newly wed, could have a baby arrive on the day of the Wimbledon men’s final.

London bookies are offering 100-1 odds on the possibility if your willing to take the bet. Long-odds offering on twins stand at 50/1 (51.00).

Ladbroke’s of London are finding multiple ways to give punters the chance to speculate on various big events affecting the world No. 2 Tennis star.

Just a few days after their surprise marriage, London bookies are already laying odds on the chance of the 13-time Grand Slam champion Federer and Mirka producing their own little champion.

Wagers on the sex and name of the child are last week’s bookie buzz, interest has now shifting to the exact date of the birth.

“We’ve been smashed so many times by Federer senior that the thought of a tennis dynasty is already giving us sleepless nights,” said a spokesman for the London house.