Florida Couple Busted For Sex In Public: Says It Was Her ‘Dream’

Everyone has a dream, and this Florida woman is no different. She was busted for having sex in public. Remember the quote from "Flashdance?" "You give up your dream, you die."

Well this woman was not giving hers up. But it wasn't the smartest dream to act on.

After being caught having fully nude sex in public on a Florida causeway, a couple was arrested. The woman said it was always a dream of hers to do this in public, according to the local Fox affiliate in Orlando.

Police received several 911 calls. They responded, and indeed discovered a couple having sex in public. Sara Fazekas, 55, and Robert Clarke, 60, were “fully nude on top of one another.” The public included children, Fox reports.

According to the police report published on The Smoking Gun, the male was on his back with his family jewels “fully exposed.” And the report went on to say that he didn't even feel any remorse. He also tried to make the point that children shouldn't be out on the causeway, anyhow. So -- their fault, I guess...?

One witness described the pair’s encounter as, “crack to sa** (rhymes with pack) going to town," the Smoking Gun reports. As she was being taken into custody, Sara said this was always a dream of hers. She always wanted to have carnal relations on the Florida causeway. Because she loved the thought of the beautiful bay nearby.

Here's an idea: Get a room!

Everyone has dreams, sister! Like going to Europe, a certain career, traveling with the Rolling Stones. But public sex dreams are ones you should porbably keep to yourself.

The two dopes were arrested on an array of charges. Police arrested Sara for exposure, drugs, and more. Robert for lewd and lascivious exhibition, which is a felony. Not to mention, he spent time in jail for other gross deeds, multiple outlets report.

Florida, Florida, Flori-duh.

More on this story and other weird and wacky stories in today’s edition of the Other News.

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Over the years, The Simpsons has given fans several memorable moments, with one of its most famous recurring gags being when Homer strangles Bart.

In Season 35, Episode 3 titled "McMansion & Wife," which premiered on October 22, Homer demonstrates a shift in his behavior when he and Marge meet their new neighbor, Thayer. Upon their introduction, Thayer compliments Homer on his firm handshake, to which Homer jokingly responds, "See, Marge, strangling the boy paid off." He quickly amends, saying, "Just kidding. I don’t do that anymore. Times have changed."

Fans observed that the last instance of Homer strangling Bart occurred in Season 31. According to IGN, this particular episode aired between 2019 and 2020.

This gag had been a point of discussion for a while, dating back to a Season 22 episode titled "Love is a Many Strangled Thing," which aired in March 2011. In that episode, former NBA star Kareem Abdul Jabbar, playing a basketball player, teaches Homer a lesson by momentarily strangling him, leading Homer to cease strangling Bart.

While this recurring gag had garnered controversy in the past, some fans of The Simpsons were still dissatisfied when Homer indicated his change of behavior. However, others noted that such instances of strangling Bart had become increasingly rare in the later seasons of the show.

The Simpsons has also had to rethink some of its character portrayals in recent years. The show’s character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon drew criticism for its negative stereotypes and even inspired a documentary called The Problem with Apu in 2017. Hank Azaria, who's 59, stepped down from the role in 2020, and they haven't recast Apu. Although the character has been making background appearances since then.

Whenever a long-running show like The Simpsons makes a change, you can bet there'll be fans voicing their thoughts. Old and new fans alike had plenty to say about the Homer-strangling-Bart gag phasing out. Take a look at some fan reactions below.

Someone took a moment to share with fans who might not be up-to-date with the latest episodes. They pointed out that The Simpsons has actually moved on from the whole strangling gag for quite a while. "People complaining that The Simpsons changed but haven’t watched the new episodes to know that it's been rare for Homer to strangle Bart ever since the 2000's and the last (actual) time he did was over four years ago," said a fan on X (formerly Twitter). "The real story is that the show is kind of entertaining again."

A fan responded with a thoughtful perspective, expressing that The Simpsons' choice to retire the famous gag of Homer strangling Bart marks a crucial moment in the show's history. " It reflects the evolving cultural landscape and the need to adapt humor to changing sensibilities," they wrote. "It's a nod to the awareness of the impact such humor can have. The show has always been known for its social commentary, and this change is another example of that," they continued.

Some fans took a lighter tone in their reactions. One fan cracked a joke about the strangle scenes, playfully suggesting that they became a budget concern for the characters. They wrote, "he got tired of paying for all the neck reconstruction surgeries I fear."

Another fan summed up the news as just another "Simpsons prediction." They drew a comparison between this change in direction and an episode from season 2, episode 9 titled "Itchy & Scratchy & Marge," which aired in 1990. In that episode, Marge influenced the network to tone down cartoon violence in "Itchy & Scratchy" by introducing a revamped "Porch Pals" cartoon.