No wonder you felt like crap. You must've tanked a lot that night for a somewhat "non-drinker".
Still, I recommend water, or Gatorade. :)
Still, I recommend water, or Gatorade. :)
Interesting/Weird Stories in the News
Started by blender1184 · 8 Jul 2005 · 1,969 replies
General Discussion
ahochaude wrote:No wonder you felt like crap. You must've tanked a lot that night for a somewhat "non-drinker".
Still, I recommend water, or Gatorade. :)
Hehe..I won't drink alcohol...ever again.. :beaten: stick to smoking! :hehe:
Akakage wrote:Hehe..I won't drink alcohol...ever again.. :beaten: stick to smoking! :hehe:
:bleh: :bleh: :bleh:
bmwracer wrote:
:bleh: :bleh: :bleh:
It's a mild..cigarette!! :beaten:
wow... first my bro was on the news.. and now this.. there's 2 many things occuring here.. and thats not even close to it.. i've seen things worst. but they just don't talk about it.
Wow that's crazy. In broad day light too. This is like bourne supremacy :sweat:
ryuushin wrote:wow... first my bro was on the news.. and now this.. there's 2 many things occuring here.. and thats not even close to it.. i've seen things worst. but they just don't talk about it.
Why was your "bro" on the news?
:shakehead: the world is not safe anymore :shakehead: :mecry: :pout: :ohcrap: :swim:
ryuushin wrote:wow... first my bro was on the news.. and now this.. there's 2 many things occuring here.. and thats not even close to it.. i've seen things worst. but they just don't talk about it.
What was your brother doing on the news?
Hope he wasn't getting arrested or anything.....
when i was in toronto about 2 wweks ago (around the same time). thst was ALL over the news.
Michi wrote::shakehead: the world is not safe anymore :shakehead: :mecry: :pout: :ohcrap: :swim:
Anymore? You mean you remember a time when it was?
In the words of Queen:
"Another one bites the dust!"
Now THAT's a rock:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/041012/480/wx10110122101
23.1 carats is a lot of Subway sandwiches...
-PCM
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/041012/480/wx10110122101
23.1 carats is a lot of Subway sandwiches...
-PCM
This just in from Minnesota:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/10/12/bluesbrothers.chase.ap/index.html
CRYSTAL, Minnesota (AP) -- Police responding to a call of a convulsing Elvis Presley impersonator soon found themselves in a high-speed chase of another faux celebrity -- a man dressed as one of the Blues Brothers.
Crystal Police Capt. Dave Oyaas said the bizarre string of events began when officers were called to a veterans hall Monday morning to find a man dressed as Elvis Presley apparently in convulsions.
When the officers approached, Oyaas said the man suddenly jumped up and yelled, "Viva Las Vegas!" before singing show tunes.
At about the same time, two women said another man at the veterans hall dressed as John Belushi's character in "The Blues Brothers" had stolen their car and driven to a nearby airport.
The man led police on a high-speed chase around the airport before officers forced him to stop and arrested him.
"It's one of those things that you stop and scratch your head, and you think that 'Am I seeing what I think I'm seeing?"' Oyaas said.
Oyaas said charges pending against the men could include disorderly conduct, fleeing police and drunken driving.
The men had been drinking together at the VFW before police arrived. Blood tests will show how much, but Oyaas said, "I would venture to say quite a bit."
http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/10/12/bluesbrothers.chase.ap/index.html
CRYSTAL, Minnesota (AP) -- Police responding to a call of a convulsing Elvis Presley impersonator soon found themselves in a high-speed chase of another faux celebrity -- a man dressed as one of the Blues Brothers.
Crystal Police Capt. Dave Oyaas said the bizarre string of events began when officers were called to a veterans hall Monday morning to find a man dressed as Elvis Presley apparently in convulsions.
When the officers approached, Oyaas said the man suddenly jumped up and yelled, "Viva Las Vegas!" before singing show tunes.
At about the same time, two women said another man at the veterans hall dressed as John Belushi's character in "The Blues Brothers" had stolen their car and driven to a nearby airport.
The man led police on a high-speed chase around the airport before officers forced him to stop and arrested him.
"It's one of those things that you stop and scratch your head, and you think that 'Am I seeing what I think I'm seeing?"' Oyaas said.
Oyaas said charges pending against the men could include disorderly conduct, fleeing police and drunken driving.
The men had been drinking together at the VFW before police arrived. Blood tests will show how much, but Oyaas said, "I would venture to say quite a bit."
pcmodem wrote:Now THAT's a rock:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/041012/480/wx10110122101
23.1 carats is a lot of Subway sandwiches...
-PCM
A HECA LOT! :hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
That's quite funny, imo. :rofl: :rofl:
This just in from Pennsylvania:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/10/15/national1116EDT0545.DTL
10-15) 08:16 PDT TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) --
A high school graduate was sentenced to up to two years in jail for streaking the graduation ceremony from which he had been excluded.
Russell Chmieleski, 18, pleaded guilty to first-degree indecent exposure and must serve six months to two years. Because the charge is a misdemeanor, he can stay in a county jail, rather than state prison.
The first-degree charge was made because children were in the crowd when Chmieleski ran across the football field where the Towanda High School graduation ceremony was held in June.
Police said Chmieleski was upset that school officials excluded him from the ceremony because he graduated in January.
Towanda is about 50 miles northwest of Scranton.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/10/15/national1116EDT0545.DTL
10-15) 08:16 PDT TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) --
A high school graduate was sentenced to up to two years in jail for streaking the graduation ceremony from which he had been excluded.
Russell Chmieleski, 18, pleaded guilty to first-degree indecent exposure and must serve six months to two years. Because the charge is a misdemeanor, he can stay in a county jail, rather than state prison.
The first-degree charge was made because children were in the crowd when Chmieleski ran across the football field where the Towanda High School graduation ceremony was held in June.
Police said Chmieleski was upset that school officials excluded him from the ceremony because he graduated in January.
Towanda is about 50 miles northwest of Scranton.
pcmodem wrote:This just in from Pennsylvania:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/10/15/national1116EDT0545.DTL
Jail time for streaking????
They would have had to lock up a hell of a lot of people back when I went to college then.
Sheesh. America is sinking into the mire.
vibius wrote:Jail time for streaking????
They would have had to lock up a hell of a lot of people back when I went to college then.
Sheesh. America is sinking into the mire.
Yup.
Ever since the Janet Jackson debacle, the Puritanism has sorta run rampant, especially with the FCC... :shakehead:
OK, enough.
Guys, guys, YOOO-HOOO, uh . . . there were kids at the graduation in which case, he's probably lucky (if you ask me) he ain't getting MORE jail time than he is.
Guys, guys, YOOO-HOOO, uh . . . there were kids at the graduation in which case, he's probably lucky (if you ask me) he ain't getting MORE jail time than he is.
I suppose if he pounded on somebody or similar it woulda been okay, since subjecting kids to violence is okay as opposed to sex.... :rolleyes:
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