In The News I Heard...

Necrophilia, yes this is the story of three young men in Wisconsin who attempted to dig up a grave so one of them could shag a corpse. Twisted, stupid, sad or all three? What sort of losers would do such a thing? Surely there are many other beautiful women in Wisconsin. Then again looking at their ugly mugs thats probably the only way the could get sex (if you can call it that). On the bright side at least the had some sense to get some condoms on the way. I feel sorry for the family of the poor lass though my thoughts are with you...

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