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News of the Weird: Fetching feet turn big profit

News of the Weird: Fetching feet turn big profit:

Roxy Sykes, 33, of London, had a brainstorm that started when someone complimented her on her beautiful feet. “I was convinced to set up a social media account to show them off,” she told Metro News on Nov. 1. “It wasn't until I started getting thousands of followers and messages about selling used items that I realized I could profit from it.”

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Weird and wonderful experiences beckon audiences at Hamilton Fringe Festival:

Musicians, comedians, writers, poets, actors and other practitioners of creative endeavour will be performing for free – or nearly free – when the annual Hamilton Fringe Festival is held in early December. No experimental stone has gone un-turned for this year's festival, with about 40 acts scheduled to hit the central city from December 1 to 8. The events are free or at low cost, in keeping with the festival's ethos that art be accessible for all – the audience and the artists themselves.

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Published on 24 November 2018 by Alan Category: NewsTag: Feet, Fetching, News, Profit, Turn, Weird

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