Shave Your Hairy Legs Woman

One of my first jobs was working in an office as the mail guy. My boss was a woman, which wasn’t a big deal except that for some reason she would refuse to shave her legs. I have no clue why, but whenever she wore skirts I could cringe when I saw her Bigfoot legs.

Fortunately there were a few hot women to look at also. A few offices down was one of these. She was fresh out of college and plenty hot. Eventually one thing let to another and we started hooking up on a regular basis. During the work day we would leave each other flirtatious notes on each others desks.

During my morning delivery one day I was stopped by my woman boss and she told me she needed to see me in her office. When I talked in she shut the door behind me, gets close to me, and puts my hand on her hairy thigh. I’m thinking WTF is going on!

She then tells me that she got the little note I wrote her and that she has had an eye on me too. I figure out later that I must have swapped a message for my boss with the one meant for my office fling.

Viagra to boost pilots' performance?

JERUSALEM: It might harm their reputation, but Israel's air force is considering giving its combat pilots Viagra to improve their performance - in the air.

A recent study conducted by Israeli doctors among mountain climbers in Africa found a link between erectile dysfunction drugs and improved performance in high altitudes, the mass-selling Yediot Aharonot reported on Thursday.

The active ingredient in the drugs was found to make climbers perform better in an environment with less oxygen, which causes fatigue and dizziness.

This has led army doctors to consider giving jet fighter pilots - who can fly at altitudes of up to 50,000 feet (15,000 metres) - the same drug, the report said.

"The Viagra family of drugs is considered effective in these conditions because when there is a long shortage in oxygen it leads to high blood pressure in the lungs, and the drugs help fight that," the report quoted military medical sources as saying.

Police and lawyers clash in Orissa

BERHAMPUR (ORISSA): A clash erupted between police and agitating lawyers who raised slogans opposing Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik's visit to a hospital accusing him of inaction in meeting their demand to set up a circuit bench of the Orissa high court in the city.

When the advocates, wearing black badges, attempted to break the police cordon near the MKCG Medical College Hospital it led to a minor clash, the police said.

Besides shouting slogans against Patnaik, the lawyers also attacked the government for setting up a commission to look into the demand for high court benches.

Claiming that there was no major confrontation or clash, Berhampur superintendent of police Nitinjeet Singh said "the agitating advocates tried to break the police cordon and we only pushed them back."

Ganjam Bar Association president S N Rath claimed two advocates sustained injuries in the incident, but police did not confirm it.

In order to prevent any major flare up, the authorities clamped prohibitory orders under section 144 and tightened security in the area for about an hour.

As all the four entrance gates of the hospital premises were cordoned off and barricaded, the patients had to wait outside.