why is his hair brown?? he aged so much..okae, nevermind....i guess cuz his hair is quite dirty. :sweat:
Interesting/Weird Stories in the News
Started by blender1184 · 8 Jul 2005 · 1,969 replies
General Discussion
lisasan wrote:why is his hair brown?? he aged so much..okae, nevermind....i guess cuz his hair is quite dirty. :sweat:
I wonder if they photoshopped out the flies hovering around this guy's hair... :rolleyes: :hehe:
OMG WTF? :crazy2: This guy oughtta hang out with that one Indian guy with the world's longest fingernails... That dude keeps his nails wrapped up to protect them too, I wonder what these guys do for a living? Oh wait stupid question. Though that guy with the fingernails looked pretty well off.
Catch you later,
Id
Catch you later,
Id
ahochaude wrote:Is she?! :google: Had no idea.
Too busy getting busy with Enrique, I assume....... lucky guy.
Good riddance.
whoa grant hill with 25.9 mil, I only thought his contract was worth about 9 yearly. Does this include endoresments and stuff too?
eltinator wrote:whoa grant hill with 25.9 mil, I only thought his contract was worth about 9 yearly. Does this include endoresments and stuff too?
Oh absolutely. I don' think Tiger collects the bulk of his income from golfing... It's only a fraction, like 10% or so...
eltinator wrote:whoa grant hill with 25.9 mil, I only thought his contract was worth about 9 yearly. Does this include endoresments and stuff too?i'm still wondering why he is on this list.
eltinator wrote:whoa grant hill with 25.9 mil, I only thought his contract was worth about 9 yearly. Does this include endoresments and stuff too?
yup...that figure includes earnings from endorsements as well as earnings from the sport :rolleyes2: :rolleyes2:
niko2x wrote:i'm still wondering why he is on this list.
Well, he is making the buck, though he hasn't played in the past two(?) seasons are breaking his ankle... Hell, Jordan's in the top five and he isn't even playing ball. :shakehead:
The rich get richer. :(
bmwracer wrote:
Well, he is making the buck, though he hasn't played in the past two(?) seasons are breaking his ankle... Hell, Jordan's in the top five and he isn't even playing ball. :shakehead:
The rich get richer. :(
i agree to the last part...it is the same everywhere you go.... :(
as for jordan, i presume he is still endorsing quite a number of brands?
burger wrote:as for jordan, i presume he is still endorsing quite a number of brands?
All I can think of is Hanes, but I haven't seen a commercial in a while... There's still the Jordan Air shoe/clothing line for Nike, but again, no commercials...
bmwracer wrote:
All I can think of is Hanes, but I haven't seen a commercial in a while... There's still the Jordan Air shoe/clothing line for Nike, but again, no commercials...
dont forget his rookie card :hehe: :hehe:
All jordan has to do is talk topps into giving him a box of his rookie cards and put em on ebay with an autograph and he has himself a couple more million
eltinator wrote:dont forget his rookie card :hehe: :hehe:
All jordan has to do is talk topps into giving him a box of his rookie cards and put em on ebay with an autograph and he has himself a couple more million
Well he ain't gettin' any of my money. :hehe:
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That was... Whoa. I was thinking maybe this guy has such long hair that it is touching the ground and following him like a train wherever he goes... but THIS?! It looks like a thick dirty rope coiled around his head!! :ill:
That was... Whoa. I was thinking maybe this guy has such long hair that it is touching the ground and following him like a train wherever he goes... but THIS?! It looks like a thick dirty rope coiled around his head!! :ill:
the man w/ the longest finger nail is more yucky than him :ill:
Hoshi wrote::google:
That was... Whoa. I was thinking maybe this guy has such long hair that it is touching the ground and following him like a train wherever he goes... but THIS?! It looks like a thick dirty rope coiled around his head!! :ill:
The key word here is DIRTY. Yeeech. He must have an entire city of head lice crawling around in there... *shivers*
bmwracer wrote:
The key word here is DIRTY.
Yes. :say_yes:
Is this part of Homeland Security? :shakehead:
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WASHINGTON - A government scientist finishing a candy bar on her way into a subway station where eating is prohibited was arrested, handcuffed and detained for three hours by transit police.
Stephanie Willett said she was eating a PayDay bar on an escalator descending into a station July 16 when an officer warned her to finish it before entering the station. Both Willett and police agree that she nodded and put the last bit into her mouth before throwing the wrapper into a trash can.
Willett, a 45-year-old Environmental Protection Agency (news - web sites) scientist, told radio station WTOP that the officer then followed her into the station, one of several in downtown Washington.
"Don't you have some other crimes you have to take care of?" Willett said she told the officer.
Washington has been under heightened security because of the continuing threat of terrorism. And last week, police declared a citywide crime emergency over rising juvenile crime.
The transit police officer asked for Willett's identification, but Willett kept walking. She said she was then frisked and handcuffed.
"If she had stopped eating, it would have been the end of it and if she had just stopped for the issuance of a citation, she never would have been locked up," Transit Police Chief Polly Hanson said Thursday.
Metrorail has been criticized in the past for heavy-handed enforcement of the eating ban. In 2000, a police officer handcuffed a 12-year-old girl for eating a french fry on a subway platform.
In 2002, one of their officers ticketed a wheelchair-bound cerebral palsy patient for cursing when he was unable to find a working elevator to leave a station. Unflattering publicity eventually led the police to void the ticket.
Willett was the second person arrested this year for eating or drinking, Hanson said. In addition, police have issued 58 tickets and given more than 300 written warnings.
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WASHINGTON - A government scientist finishing a candy bar on her way into a subway station where eating is prohibited was arrested, handcuffed and detained for three hours by transit police.
Stephanie Willett said she was eating a PayDay bar on an escalator descending into a station July 16 when an officer warned her to finish it before entering the station. Both Willett and police agree that she nodded and put the last bit into her mouth before throwing the wrapper into a trash can.
Willett, a 45-year-old Environmental Protection Agency (news - web sites) scientist, told radio station WTOP that the officer then followed her into the station, one of several in downtown Washington.
"Don't you have some other crimes you have to take care of?" Willett said she told the officer.
Washington has been under heightened security because of the continuing threat of terrorism. And last week, police declared a citywide crime emergency over rising juvenile crime.
The transit police officer asked for Willett's identification, but Willett kept walking. She said she was then frisked and handcuffed.
"If she had stopped eating, it would have been the end of it and if she had just stopped for the issuance of a citation, she never would have been locked up," Transit Police Chief Polly Hanson said Thursday.
Metrorail has been criticized in the past for heavy-handed enforcement of the eating ban. In 2000, a police officer handcuffed a 12-year-old girl for eating a french fry on a subway platform.
In 2002, one of their officers ticketed a wheelchair-bound cerebral palsy patient for cursing when he was unable to find a working elevator to leave a station. Unflattering publicity eventually led the police to void the ticket.
Willett was the second person arrested this year for eating or drinking, Hanson said. In addition, police have issued 58 tickets and given more than 300 written warnings.
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That is nuts. :rolleyes:
Moral of the story, always be polite to Mr Policeman. Give him everything he asks for with a smile.
Then write a letter later.
Then write a letter later.
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