JohnCenaFan28
02-06-2009, 05:59 PM
A hoaxer purporting to be Osama bin Laden has applied for the "best job in the world" - as caretaker of a tropical Australian island.
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More than 10,000 people have applied for the position since it was advertised by Tourism Queensland, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.
Now a 30-second YouTube video shows a recording of the al Qaeda leader with subtitles stating why he is right for the job.
"I enjoy the outdoors and sandy areas," the subtitles read. "I've got experience with videos, delegating tasks and experience with large scale event coordination."
Tourism Queensland confirmed that a person using bin Laden's name had lodged an official application - but it was rejected as inappropriate.
Queensland launched the 'Best Job in the World' campaign on January 12, calling for video applications from people interested in the post on Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef for six months.
The employee will live free on the island where light duties include exploring the reef and posting videos and photos on a weekly blog - for a £70,000 pay packet.
-Nova
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More than 10,000 people have applied for the position since it was advertised by Tourism Queensland, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.
Now a 30-second YouTube video shows a recording of the al Qaeda leader with subtitles stating why he is right for the job.
"I enjoy the outdoors and sandy areas," the subtitles read. "I've got experience with videos, delegating tasks and experience with large scale event coordination."
Tourism Queensland confirmed that a person using bin Laden's name had lodged an official application - but it was rejected as inappropriate.
Queensland launched the 'Best Job in the World' campaign on January 12, calling for video applications from people interested in the post on Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef for six months.
The employee will live free on the island where light duties include exploring the reef and posting videos and photos on a weekly blog - for a £70,000 pay packet.
-Nova