package showed up at the Bridgewater State College admissions office on Sept. 21 — with a note inside saying "Boom." Workers evacuated the building and the State Police Bomb Squad was called in when a fluid was seen leaking from the package.

The next day at the Brockton postal annex, five more parcels containing the risky rubbers were found, according to the FBI documents.

The packages were addressed to The Outlaws motorcycle club in Taunton, local TV station WFXT, Boston radio station WXKS-FM, and two strip clubs — The Foxy Lady in Brockton and Alex's in Stoughton.

State police troopers and FBI agents raided the alleged condom bomber's home, finding letters hidden in her bedroom's ceiling tiles allegedly linking her to the mailings. Cops arrested Dasilva, who used to work atThe Foxy Lady and Alex's, last Friday night.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Robert B. Collings released her last Monday on $10,000 bond, scheduling a hearing Feb. 23.

— Thanks to Out There reader Michael W.

Ah, Fake Paris Is Lovely in February

Oh my God, faux Paris is, like, totally hot.

An imposter posing as hotel heiress Paris Hilton crashed a number of tony parties during New York City's Fashion Week — even grabbing front-row tickets to designer shows, according to The New York Post.

Twenty-one-year-old model Natalie Reid fooled reps for designer Nicole Miller into setting her up with front-row seats next to David Lee Roth at their Friday night fashion show.

"I just put on something really cute and put on some makeup. It's so easy," faux Paris told The Post.

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