COLUMBUS, OH-A ravenous caterpillar escaped from captivity today, wreaking havoc as it devoured everything in its sight and carved a half-centimeter path of destruction across the city, horrified sources reported.
Confined to a glass viewing chamber since late May, the savage creature reportedly broke free from its bedside enclosure before slithering out of an open window and charging wildly toward the city's unsuspecting commercial district.
Man In Inner Tube Completes First Lazy Transatlantic Journey
LA ROCHELLE, FRANCE—Arriving to the cheers of thousands of excited onlookers gathered at the Les Minimes marina to witness history in the making, insurance-claims adjuster Gary Morgan, 42, completed the first nonstop leisurely solo float across the Atlantic Ocean in an inflated rubber tube Tuesday.
After departing six weeks ago from Rockaway Beach in New York, the courageously relaxed father of three drifted through tumultuous waters for 3,012 nautical miles to set a new world record and relieve some of the tension caused by his screaming children.
"...i got arrested for disorderly conduct at mcdonalds... ...because i called the asshole an idiot... ...i ordered a cheeseburger and all i got was a bun with nothing in it and half a french fry... ...arrested for mcdonalds - i could have robbed a bank..."
may i speak to erica, please? who is this? justin, from discover. justin? how did you get my woman's number? from our database. what? is that a club? no, i'm calling from discover, she has an account- why are you calling my woman? i'm calling- don't ever call here again! i'm going to beat her right now!(loud banging) no! i just-
i've been cleaning out file cabinets at my new job and i found this old form. it was used to ask businesses who had been listed as a trading reference what their experience was with the customer.its so much easier to decide with pictures, isn't it? my favorite is "slow and unsatisfactory" holding the gun to his own head!
can you subdue the white devil with gourmet cheeses?
i saw the new boondocks cartoon on the cartoon network last night. it was hilarious! even better than the comic strip, which i've been a fan of for a long time.
A California man dubbed a "Satanist" on an online message board has posted photos of himself dancing on President Ronald Reagan's grave, raising the ire of the former chief executive's admirers.
Posted on Ruthlessreviews.com (warning: vulgar site), the photos show a thin, white man likely in his 20s wearing an AC/DC T-shirt and having hopped over the fence that protects Reagan's grave.
'Monte' dances on Reagan's grave.
The poster, who goes by "TheFreak Kingdom" and claims he's from San Diego, writes with one photo: "Judging from my expression and body language, combined with what little I do remember, this appears to be about the time security guards noticed I had jumped the fence and started jigging over Reagan's rotting corpse (the original plan called for the Electric Slide, and then humping the ground, and then whatever else I could get away with, but security was stricter than we had anticipated)."
Continues the post: "We had to tear a-- out of there and lose security in the parking lot, but we appear to have gotten away scot-free."
The post is signed "Monte."
..."Monte" also posted on a different site a photo of himself purportedly urinating on President Richard Nixon's grave at the presidential library in Yorba Linda, Calif.
AUCHTERARDER, Scotland (CNN) -- President Bush collided with a British police officer during a bike ride Wednesday evening, suffering scrapes on his hands and arms that required bandaging, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said.
Bush "visited" with the police officer for some time after the accident and asked White House physician Dr. Richard Tubb to monitor his situation at the hospital, McClellan said. The president was expected to call the officer later, McClellan said.
WASHINGTON, DC: A report released Monday by the Federal Consumer Quality-Of-Life Control Board indicates that the cost of living now outstrips life's benefits for many Americans.
"This is sobering news," said study director Jack Farness. "For the first time, we have statistical evidence of what we've suspected for the past 40 years: Life really isn't worth living."
To arrive at their conclusions, study directors first identified the average yearly costs and benefits of life. Tangible benefits such as median income ($43,000) were weighed against such tangible costs as home-ownership ($18,000). Next, scientists assigned a financial value to intangibles such as finding inner peace ($15,000), establishing emotional closeness with family members ($3,000), and brief moments of joy ($5 each). Taken together, the study results indicate that "it is unwise to go on living." more