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Why car owners are driving their cars into the Ocean

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Car owners with no air conditioning are driving their cars into the water to stay cool.

It seems to be a trend on social media right now.

Teenagers are sneaking out with their parents’ cars and driving it off a cliff straight into the water. They are doing this to get more likes on social media.

One man said that he accidentally typed in air conditioning in his GPS and it gave him directions to drive the car into the ocean off the boardwalk.

He said, “It’s okay because my vehicle insurance covers this and plus, it’s a free car wash from mother nature.”

Experts say that if the car is submerged underwater, you can’t just open the windows to get some air, you will get salt water instead.

They are urging car owners with no air conditioning to simply go for a swim or do an ice bath at home.

Lorraine Fisher, 34, is the creator of Can You Escape Poseidon?

In her show, participants drive a car into the ocean. Whoever can escape the fastest wins a cash prize. During an interview, She gave us tips on how to survive this scenario.

This is what she had to say,

“Always carry water guns just in case sharks are nearby. They are absolutely terrified of water guns.”

“Instead of air bags, equip your car with a full scuba set. Simply punch the steering wheel and a full scuba suit and tank will come out of the steering wheel.”

“If your car turns into a submarine, then it’s perfectly okay to drive into the ocean. Just make sure you completely fill the inside of your car with ice to stay cool because you will not be able to open the windows underwater.”

“And just remember, you will only have 2-3 minutes to get out of the car”.

Norfolk bumper crop of fire being harvested

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Norfolk bumper crop of fire being harvested

The farmers of Norfolk began harvesting bumper crop of fire. They are calling it Lucifer’s broccoli.

In agriculture, the word “bumper” refers to a crop that yields an unusual large amount of harvest. In this case, a large harvest.

Farmers are confused because the Norfolk bumper crop keeps catching on fire.

It’s a phenomenon known as spontaneous combustion.

Norfolk bumper crops of fire being harvested of strawberries, tomatoes, apples, Christmas peppers, as well as lucifer’s broccoli are all catching on fire at exactly 6pm.

Scarecrows are spontaneously combusting which looks like something out of a horror film.

Extra-terrestrial experts believe that the reason why the crops are catching on fire is because the aliens want to erase the messages they are leaving.

The crop circle messages have been decoded by a cryptologist named Pete Peters. The message says, “send nudes.”

Experts believe that aliens do not want to get caught by their wives. So as soon as the aliens leave the dirty messages, they essentially burn the messages to leave no traces.

“We don’t know where the aliens came from or why they are doing this, but we are trying our best to put a stop to all of this”, said the Prime Minister after Norfolk bumper crop of fire being harvested.

Baywatch reboot to start filming on Lowestoft beach

Baywatch reboot will start filming on Lowestoft beach

It has been confirmed that a new series of Baywatch will start production on Lowestoft beach.

It is reported that the only way the original actors such as David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson will do the show is if they are paid £9 million per episode.

Which is more than what Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon are getting paid per episode for the Morning Show; £2 million.

It is reported that Dwayne Johnson and Jason Mamoa will reprise their roles. But we will see them as Black Adam and Aquman respectively. They will be the main villains of the show.

Johnson and Mamoa destroy the Claremont Pier and the Thatch Cottage in multiple episodes.

They wait until the city rebuilds it, then they destroy it again.

The writers of the show said, “we want the audience to really feel like they are there at Sandy’s Toes during these events.”

Baywatch was known for their slow mo shots of the lifeguards running towards danger to make the actors look sexy. This was inspired by the Olympics. There will be a total of 108 hours of slow mo scenes at Lowestoft beach.

The producers were able to buy the rights for £10 because at the time, there was no single individual to control the assets of the show.

Just like in the original series, in the reboot, nobody will be allowed to gain weight.

“As long as they are gonna be on the show, they have to remain as fit as humanly possible”, said one of the producers.

One of the executive producers stated that they are using a total of 209 bottles of sunscreen a day on set at Lowestoft beach.

The first episode will air early 2023.

Don’t Miss the Moët & Chandon July Festival at Newmarket

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Horse racing has plenty of festivals and one is in Suffolk next month. Newmarket is the course to go to for the Moët & Chandon July Festival.

There’s not one, not two but three days of top class horse racing to watch. From July 7 to 9, if you want a day out watching racing and trying on some of the latest fashions, then Newmarket will offer you all of that. Oh, and don’t forget the return of Après Racing featuring some great hits being played by Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts and Denise van Outen.

July 7 is Ladies Day so that’s when all the fancy dresses and hats are to be seen. The racing that day is highlighted by the Group 2 Princess of Wales’s Stakes.

That’s run over a mile and a half, and the highest rated entrant is Hurricane Lane. The Charlie Appelby trained runner has won twice over the distance. However, Hurricane Lane can go further and won the St. Leger last year.

Other possible runners include Pyledriver, who was recently second in the Coronation Cup. Alpinista will be attempting to win a sixth straight race. Victories have included two recent Group 1 wins in Germany and last year won the Lancashire Oaks.

July 8 sees the Group 1 Falmouth Stakes take place with recent Royal Ascot winner Inspiral at 4/7 to be the winner. If successful, it’ll be her third win at Newmarket. The filly has come a long way from winning in Class 4 at the 2021 July meeting. All five of her races have been won and the filly will be difficult to beat in this race.

The British Gambler that compares the best horse wagering firms in Great Britain assures: Homeless Songs will be out to cause a surprise and can be baked at 7/1. May saw this Dermot Weld trained runner win the Irish 1000 Guineas. Already a Group 2 winner at Newmarket this year, Dreamloper (8/1) followed that up with a Group 1 success in Longchamp.

Saturday July 9 is the final day of the festival and there are two great races scheduled. If you love trying to work out a difficult handicap, then the Bunbury Cup is ideal for you. This is a Class 2 handicap run over seven furlongs and even the joint favourites are 8/1.

Montassib is one of those joint favourites and trained by William Haggas. He’s won twice this year and could have also won the Buckingham Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot with a clearer run and has less weight to carry here.

The other joint favourite hails from the John and Thady Gosden stable. Samburu also has two wins this season but was sixth last time out in the Group 3 Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot. Back down in class, this contender only has 8st 5lbs to carry and at 8/1 looks a good tip for success.

The Group 1 Darley July Cup is the main attraction on the last day of the festival. This six furlong race sees Royal Ascot winner Perfect Power as the current 2/1 favourite. The Richard Fahey trained runner looks to follow up his Coronation Cup success.

Earlier this season, Perfect Power was seventh in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket. That was over a mile and proved to be too far for him. Moving down to six furlongs worked well at Royal Ascot and could do so again in July.

First Uber spotted in Norfolk

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Due to high gas prices, the citizens of Norfolk are getting creative when it comes to public transportation. A very first Uber spotted in Norfolk.

Tractors and sofas have risen 400% in the last quarter because Uber drivers are using tractors instead of regular vehicles.

You don’t need a special kind of license to drive the tractors, just your normal automobile license. You can also put the tractor under your normal vehicle insurance policy.

After first Uber spotted in Norfolk, Uber drivers have stated that sometimes it can take up to 5 hours to drive 10 miles because the tractor only goes 2 miles an hour. But it is better than paying for the over priced gas.

And when it comes to maintenance, a technician will come to you to service your tractor while you rest in the comfort of your own home.

Lorraine Fisher, 34, is the owner of a tractor company. She had this to say,

“We lease the tractors fully equipped with couches to Uber drivers. Our patented tractors run on Komodo Dragon urine. We made a business deal with Komodo Dragon breeders to sell us the urine at a reasonable price.”

Fisher later stated that her next project will be to build fully reusable rockets that run on Komodo Dragon urine.

Elon Musk might have some competition after first Uber spotted in Norfolk.

Ipswich announces bid to host the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest

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Ukraine will not host next year’s competition despite winning this year’s because of the ongoing conflict in the country. Other countries are going to bid to host the 2023 Eurovision Song.

It was announced that the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) would be looking for a different country to host the event in 2023.

The UK has hosted the competition nine times.

In order to host the event, every city is required to meet a minimum criteria, such as being close to an international airport and the resources. Hotel space to accommodate at least 2,000 delegates, journalists and spectators.

The venue has to have a capacity of a minimum of 10,000 spectators.

Other cities that have shown an interest in the competition are willing to bid are New Castle, London Aberdeen, Manchester, Liverpool, CardiffLeeds, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast, Bristol, and Ipswich.

Lorraine Fisher, 34, is a vocal coach for dogs. She was born in Ipswich. She had this to say,
I really hope they can allow dogs to compete. Either way I am really excited that my home city can place a bid to host the next Eurovisioin singing contest.”

The EBU said that in the worst case scenario, we will do the event via zoom. That way everyone can get “front row seats” to the 2023 Eurovision Singing Contest after bid to host the 2023 Eurovision Song

Retired Vet gets caught in the Act with a Hoover

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John Jeffs, 74 was caught performing sexual act with a HENRY HOOVER in church while wearing ladies stockings. He claims that the only reason he did it was because his diabetes wasn’t properly medicated.

This happened in Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire where he was working as a pastoral manager at a christian faith based group. He was in his office when a church goer spotted him standing by the hoover as it was positioned up between two chairs.

The witness walked past and said Jeffs knew he was being watched but continued to perform the sex act with a Hoover because he was feeling ‘naughty’.

Jeff’s solicitor told the court that the retired vet was going through a hard time because he was mourning the death of his wife, ignoring his health, and his diabetes was not medicated.

John Jeffs had to pay £845 in court fees and £200 in compensation to the witness.

He has been placed on the sex offenders list.

Conclusion:

Lorraine Fisher, 34, vacuum engineer had this to say, “Any retired vet from now on has to present a special license to buy a hoover.”

She also stated, “This is something that a teenager would do. I guess we turn into kids when we are old. When you’re young you can blame it on the alcohol. when you’re old you can blame it on the diabetes medication.”

Will Arsenal Finish in the Top-Four This Season?

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It seems like it was only yesterday when Manchester City were crowned BPL champions for the second year in a row, an eighth title for the Citizens. The Community Shield final between City and Liverpool will be decided very soon, after which the first match of the 2022/2023 English Premier League season will be mere days away.

The first whistle of this season will sound on August 5 as Crystal Palace welcomes Arsenal. The Gunners have not won the trophy since their heroics in 2003–04 when they triumphed in the Premier League under Arsene Wenger without a single defeat that season. Since then, the club has won the FA Cup five times and lifted the Community Shield four times, but the ultimate domestic title has eluded them, with the team failing to finish in the top four for the past six seasons. Will this season prove more optimistic for the Gunners?

Close Call in 2021/2022

Mikel Arteta’s team had a very real chance of finishing among the first four of the EPL last season but missed the mark. As of May, the Londoners had recorded a four-match winning streak, including a 3-1 win against Manchester United, before losing 3-0 to city rivals Tottenham. Another loss followed, this time to Newcastle, which generally put in strong doubt Arsenal’s chances of qualifying in a position to play for the Champions League. In their last game, the Gunners cruised past Everton 5-1 but ultimately failed to finish in the top four.

Overall, last season for the Gunners was accompanied by a number of ups and downs. The team started poorly, recording three consecutive defeats in their first three matches. In the end, the London side finished fifth, out of the Champions League places, but enough to earn a spot in the Europa League groups and far better than a disappointing eighth in 2020-21.

Wenger Set the Bar High

After the Wenger era, the team’s regular participation in the Champions League is no longer part of Arsenal’s legacy, which is sure to frustrate the team and its fans. The last time the Gunners took part in the Champions League was during Wenger’s penultimate season in 2016-2017.

Even before the final standings for last season’s Premier League were decided, Mikel Arteta said it would be disappointing if Arsenal failed to finish in the top four, given the statistical chances they had until almost the very end of the championship.

Better Times Ahead?

All that is now in the past, and the question of whether Arsenal will be able to enter the top four in the upcoming season is on the agenda. It will certainly not be an easy year for any of the top teams, given the fierce competition at the top and the extra workload some players will experience alongside the World Cup. There is a promise for great football spectacles by the end of the year, and fans looking to watch Arsenal live can click here to conveniently buy their tickets for any of Gunner’s games this season.

If the team’s performance in recent years is any indicator, it will be a herculean effort for them to finish in the top four of the Premier League, but not at all unachievable. More than once, the Londoners have proven that they are a tough team and can withstand periods of crisis. The Gunners’ squad is still in the process of being formed and growing, but it’s entirely possible that it won’t take much longer for the team to reach the high bar that Wenger had set after 19 years at the helm.