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Thursday Breakfast Bender June 7th ‘news Heres Your Thursday Top Five 5) Powder-Booze 4) Too Much Boost 3) Staring At The Doggie In The Window Is Legal 2) Separation of Church State Troopers 1)Rest Inn Peace 5) Powder-Booze Innovative Dutch students have come up with a product that makes producing alcohol as easy as whipping up a batch of Kool-Aid! Even crazier, they claim it can be sold legally to minors. vocabulary The so-called Booz2Go, comes in 20 gram packets that, when combined with water, create a delightful bubbly, lime-colored and -flavored drink with just 3 percent alcohol content. And since Booz2Go contains no liquid alcohol, (until you add water), it might be legal for minors (at least in Holland) to purchase it. Can you say Nobel Prize? 4) Too Much Boost In what may be this years most offbeat lawsuit, a New York man is suing the pharmaceutical company Novartis, claiming that a beverage they produce gave him “an erection that would not subside”. vocabulary Christopher Woods, 29, of Manhattan had to undergo penile artery embolization surgery, to stabilize his priapism, which he believes was brought on after drinking a Boost Plus energy drink. According to its website, Boost is available in 3 delicious flavors and with a retail price exponentially cheaper than Viagra. This lawsuit may turn into the best free marketing since the andro in Mark McGuires locker. 3) Staring At The Doggie In The Window Is Legal Good news for window shoppers and animal tormentors alike. According to the outcome of a case in Vermont, staring through a pane of glass and making faces at a dog, is NOT a crime. This precedent was set as the result of Orange County prosecutor Will Porter dropping charges of cruelty to a police animal against Jayna Hutchinson of Lebanon, New Hampshire. The 33-year-old had been accused of put