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More Things to Worry About on Monday
Texas prisoners, acting as their own lawyers, try to point out to the judge that there is a Constitutional right to watch TV. Beaumont Enterprise
Heath Campbell and his wife are all upset that the ShopRite supermarket in Greenwich Twp, Pa., won't make them a personalized birthday cake for their little 3-yr-old, Adolf Hitler Campbell (who by the way has a sister, age 1, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell). Express-Times (Easton, Pa.)
Dr. Richard Demir is a cutting-edge ob-gyn and now wants you to know that he removed, by laparoscopic surgery, a record-breaking uterus (over 7 lbs., vs. the usual uterus of less than 1 lb.). WMAQ–TV (Chicago)
Ambitious: Jason Prince, 27, looking for a good Christmas gift for his two kids, allegedly unbolted a seesaw from a neighborhood playground and took it home in his truck. Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Rioting Version 2.0 in Greece: Protesters complained to the media that police in the current riots aren't playing fair, that they're using out-of-date tear-gas canisters, from 1981, and that the aged chemicals "make us sick, people have fainted and have trouble breathing." The Times (London)
Texas prisoners, acting as their own lawyers, try to point out to the judge that there is a Constitutional right to watch TV. Beaumont Enterprise
Heath Campbell and his wife are all upset that the ShopRite supermarket in Greenwich Twp, Pa., won't make them a personalized birthday cake for their little 3-yr-old, Adolf Hitler Campbell (who by the way has a sister, age 1, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell). Express-Times (Easton, Pa.)
Dr. Richard Demir is a cutting-edge ob-gyn and now wants you to know that he removed, by laparoscopic surgery, a record-breaking uterus (over 7 lbs., vs. the usual uterus of less than 1 lb.). WMAQ–TV (Chicago)
Ambitious: Jason Prince, 27, looking for a good Christmas gift for his two kids, allegedly unbolted a seesaw from a neighborhood playground and took it home in his truck. Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Rioting Version 2.0 in Greece: Protesters complained to the media that police in the current riots aren't playing fair, that they're using out-of-date tear-gas canisters, from 1981, and that the aged chemicals "make us sick, people have fainted and have trouble breathing." The Times (London)
Comments
I would like to meet the person who was shocked and apalled that the tear gas being used was causing respiratory problems. I would like to meet him and start a slow, ironic clapping to applaud his delicious grasp of the obvious.
Expat, I'm just going to assume that wasn't you.
Expat, I'm just going to assume that wasn't you.
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 12/15/08 at 10:34 AM
No, Kingmonkey, it wasn't me! This @#$@#$ happening here has very little to do with the kid that got killed while throwing firebombs at the cops!
One story that came out of it all early on was that the big gun shop down town was one of the 1st to be looted. Everything was taken except 2 hunting vests! d8-3D
One story that came out of it all early on was that the big gun shop down town was one of the 1st to be looted. Everything was taken except 2 hunting vests! d8-3D
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 12/15/08 at 12:45 PM
SeeSaw - There's a balance in the good and bad with this story.
Adolf's bithday cake - This kid is in for some ass kickings as he grows up.
Rioters have a right to be gassed by up to date tear gas. The absolute Nerve of the police.
Adolf's bithday cake - This kid is in for some ass kickings as he grows up.
Rioters have a right to be gassed by up to date tear gas. The absolute Nerve of the police.
Posted by avmayes614 in the wt"F"-State on 12/15/08 at 12:59 PM
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