Not gay enough for the Gay Softball World Series team, and more

Not gay enough for the Gay Softball World Series team

Three bisexual men are suing the Gay Softball World Series, claiming they were penalized for not being gay enough. The plaintiffs’ team finished second in the competition, but officials quizzed them on their sexual inclinations, ruled them “nongay,” and disqualified the team. “This is the Gay World Series, not the Bisexual World Series,” one of the plaintiffs alleges he was told. The three are each seeking $75,000 for “emotional distress.”

Police handcuff and jail woman for trimming public foliage

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A Texas woman was handcuffed and jailed for trimming the bushes in a city park. Sandra McFeely, 67, says she just likes to keep the park neat, but police said she was breaking the law by cutting public foliage. They conceded that officers may not have used “the best judgment” in handcuffing her.