Interested in Saddam’s old stuff?

An unprecedented and unique opportunity has arisen to purchase some of the most valuable and infamous possessions in modern day history, which are showcased throughout this web site and are being auctioned.

Gifts to Saddam Hussein and some of his personal possessions are being auctioned by Haitham Rashid Wihaib, former Iraqi Chief of Protocol for Saddam Hussein.

Saddam Hussein’s possessions include his personal silver cigarette case that was given to him as a reward for killing his first man, his personal Rolex watch that was made for him on special order which is made of gold, diamonds and saphire, the pen that was used to sign the death warrants of 66 members of the Ba’ath Party, his personal prayer beads, the sunglasses he wore when on the desert front in the Iran-Iraq war and more.

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Hand sanitizer plus Kool-Aid makes for rowdy inmates

Four Geiger Corrections Center inmates who mixed hand sanitizer and Kool-Aid to make an alcoholic drink became so rowdy after downing the beverage that guards intervened Friday, a Spokane County sheriff’s spokesman said.

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Traffic signs offer humor with a message

Oak Lawn’s mayor hopes drivers who won’t obey a stop sign will at least hit the brakes for a stop sign gag.

Workers in Mayor Dave Heilmann’s southwest suburb on Friday began installing new red signs beneath existing stop signs to enhance the original message.

Won’t stop for a traditional sign? What if Diana Ross, in a way, pleads with you?

“STOP,” reads one. “IN THE NAAME OF LOVE.”

Or how about John Wayne?

“STOP. RIGHT THERE PILGRIM.”

There are 16 messages on 40 sign posts. Each is the brainchild of first-term mayor Heilmann, a lawyer and former improv actor who created the signs in response to residents’ complaints of blown stop signs.

“I was trying to get people’s attention,” said Heilmann, 44. “And I’m a little sarcastic by nature, so I thought, let’s give this a shot. . . . I think people in government are so serious. I think we need to laugh once in a while.”

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