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UK Park: No Sex With Our Trees

William Shaw, 21, has been ordered by a court not to enter Central Park in Airdrie after claims he attempted to bonk a tree. It is alleged he dropped his trousers and underpants and exposed himself while in the visitor attraction in September last year.

It is claimed he then tried to have simulated sex with the tree while his trousers were around his ankles. Shaw, of Airdrie, yesterday pleaded not guilty to an act of public indecency at the town's sheriff court.

Sheriff Frank Pieri released Shaw on bail - on the condition that he stays away from Central Park. Shaw is due to stand trial next month. He was also accused of committing the offence while on bail for another matter from November 2007.

It is not the first bizarre sex charge to hit the headlines in Scotland. In 2007 Steven Marshall, 19, admitted simulating sex with the pavement in Galashiels, Selkirkshire. In the same year Robert Stewart, 53, was caught by two cleaners having sex with a bicycle in his hostel room in Ayr.

I just like to know what tree that was.

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It was inconsiderate of him to bonk a tree in a public place. Perhaps he needs his own little grove? I am, with difficulty, restraining myself from many silly jokes, puns, comments, etc. Will end this comment before I give in to temptation...

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Dr Martha Lee
February 1st, 2010
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Founder of Eros Coaching, Dr. Martha Lee is a Clinical Sexologist based in Singapore. Holding a Doctorate in Human Sexuality, she is compassionate, practical, honest, interactive and solution-focused. Martha incorporates a blend of conventional and alternative approaches and draws upon a variety of styles and techniques to support clients as they work to resolve both current problems and long-standing patterns.