Is this even legal? Spotted on the Southern Motorway on Sunday.
Stolen trailer returned after two years
"Two years ago some low life stole my trailer at the back of the shops," writes a reader. "I was annoyed to the max, not just for the actual loss but more for the inconvenience of business interruption. Needless to say they were not my favourite people. But a strange thing happened yesterday ... because of remorse, or maybe the thieves didn't need it anymore, the trailer appeared back right where it was taken from. Thank you thief, maybe you are not such a bad guy after all? Perhaps it would be too much to ask for a billing address so I can send you the invoice for two years of hireage? Now, if only the person who stole my van from in front of my house in Parnell could do the same. Wishful thinking, eh?"
Film editing savages Wolf of Wall Street
Film fans in the United Arab Emirates have been shown a heavily edited version of The Wolf of Wall Street which left the story "incomprehensible", it's been reported. About 45 minutes were removed from Martin Scorsese's film - mostly scenes depicting sex and drug-taking - and dialogue was muted to mask profanity. One cinema-goer told the Gulf News: "It's like looking at the Mona Lisa with sunglasses on. There are so many unorthodox cuts that you are never really sure what's happening." (Source: BBC.co.uk)
