10. Wii Fit women leave $20 million dollar toll of destruction to living rooms
It was meant to get the nation back in shape in the comfort of our own homes - but women working out on the Nintendo Wii Fit video game have helped cause £20 million of damage to their living rooms. Flower pots, [...]
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10. Newcastle United FC Boss Wins £1.3m on Roulette Wheel Spin (The Telegraph)
Mike Ashley, the billionaire businessman and owner of Newcastle United Football Club, stunned gamblers at an exclusive casino by scooping £1.3 million on a single spin of the roulette wheel.
(Mike almost needed that spin to avoid relegation ending the season just seven points [...]
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