TOKYO (Reuters) - Police found more than 8,000 pieces of women's clothing and lingerie in the home of a Japanese man who stole the items so he could sleep buried in them.

Maeyasu Kawamura, 60, was indicted for theft Friday, police in Osaka prefecture, western Japan, said.

Police found 2,400 pieces of lingerie, 600 kimonos and 5,200 items of other clothing all piled up high in his small apartment room.

Kawamura has confessed to stealing the items, which included a wedding dress.

"He seemed to get a thrill out of sleeping covered in women's clothes," a police spokesman said. "He seemed to like the smell."

No further details were available.

and NO! Randy did not write this...talk about wack fetishes! damn

I set my cable to default to ESPN when I turn it on.So as it is every day, it gets turned on and"LO and Behold" its the Womens Collegiate Softball tourney.So I give it a gander...Hmmmm, some very cute/fine/pretty young women.Erego I continue to watch and I notice that ALL of these dolls are freaking hot, even in the semi-saggy unis!PLus on close-up they all look like they just got back from a Hollywood makeover...makeup most women would love to sport and definitely done by pros...I know I used to "date" one(but she only wanted the sex...which was cool )Don't paint me as totally dog-shallow, because these ladies can play some ball!
OK now off to see if I can change the channel!! lol BC

So today we had to have some tropical storm show up...name of Barry...I hope its a lover like Mr White and only gets us wet cuz we want it that way!He He...but it did drop some much needed rain and seems to be swirling around to give us more.Looks like most of the SE states will get some rain...hopefully so to make it green and purdy. nuff O' me...BC

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese quality watchdogs have seized 46 toy guns from a Wal-Mart store in Shanghai because they looked "too realistic," state media reported on Thursday.

Five types of toy guns, including pistols and a machinegun, seized from the U.S. retailing giant's outlet in Pudong district, violated color standards, the Shanghai Daily said, citing the local bureau of quality and technical supervision.

"All of the guns are black or metallic, which is against a law that states at least half of toy guns should be bright colors such as red or green to differentiate them from real weapons," the paper quoted an unnamed quality official as saying.

"The toy guns sold in Wal-Mart are too real, and such toys can be harmful to children by easily inducing them to violence," the official said.

The bureau would inspect samples of the seized guns again, the paper said, adding that if they were confirmed to have broken regulations, Wal-Mart could face a fine equal to three times their sale value.

It seems like at least the Chinese do not want kids killed for holding toys...good for them...I think the USA makes them use red tips...that makes a big difference, huh? DOH! BC