Today's feature news story comes from 411Mania.com. You know you're more than just a rock singer when a town passes an ordinance to prevent you from biting off the head's of bats. But, for Ozzy, this is just par for the course.
Here's an excerpt from the article: "No person shall knowingly, nor shall any device, machine or contrivance be used to, maim, injure or kill any animal, including fowl, during any live theatrical or musical performance in the city. (Ord. 2749 § 1 (part), 1982)"
To read the complete story, go to this page on 411Mania.com.
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