New York, NY -- Visiting the urinals in JFK Airport can make your mouth drop. The airport lounge for Virgin Atlantic Airline VIPs features urinals that are shaped like a wide-open women's mouth. A spokesman for the commode's designer tells News.com.au, "this is one target men will never miss."

SINGAPORE -- After a 12-year ban, residents of Singapore are allowed to chew gum again -- but they have to have a prescription. The island nation has approved the sale of Nicorette, the pharmaceutical chewing gum which helps ciggie fiends wean themselves from their habit, reports "The Straits Times." Gum chewing was outlawed in 1992 because the litter of chewed-up wads was becoming such a nuisance.

LONDON -- An "eternal flame" erected three years ago in Birmingham, England, has been snuffed out because of a dispute over who had to pay the gas bill. The Birmingham City Council refused to pay the $22,000 gas bill after corporate sponsorship ran out, adding that it was contributing to the greenhouse effect. The city's Anglican churches, which paid for the sculpture the flame sits atop, called their argument "mildly pathetic," reports the" Daily Telegraph."

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