Anyone that has lived in warm climates are familiar with these tormenting bugs. Well one store employee and his friends decided to wage war against the nest.
..at least according to the Irish Examiner. They blame the easy accessibility to porn, gambling & cyber-sex. So, before the Internet there was no other way to attain escapism? All that drinkin’ had nothing to do with it?? Pfft.
ONN reports the White House has announced that President Obama suffers from Bi-polar Disorder and, after a three-year long manic phase of euphoria, has now entered the depressive stage. When asked if the VP Joe Biden would step in, and take over Presidential duties, the White House responded that it could worsen matters due to the VP’s very public ongoing struggle with Asperger’s Syndrome. Well God Bless the President and let’s hope the White House doctors have everything under control.
- UNCOACHED writes that the National Cougar Convention is by far the best event of 2009.
- MoonDog Sports has the scoop on Mike Tyson, who tells Oprah how he became a boxer. This should be interesting…
- THE SCORES REPORT compiles their power rankings for Week 6 in the NFL.
- Who knew people were acting out lesbian fantasies with Barbies on Flickr!? They’re so realistic it’s scary, and hot writes CityRag.com.
- FoundryMusic.com has video of Violent doing the dishes…in the nude.
- SPORTSbyBROOKS.com says goodbye to Hockey Bear and hello to Nuclear Bear. (This will all make sense once you click the link.)
- Bullz-Eye.com writes that there are plenty of movies have been set in New York, but The City That Never Sleeps is more than mere scenery in these 15 films.
The party’s convenor and likely future candidate Fiona Patten said the approval was evidence the commission cared about free speech “and the democratic rights of various groups in the community”.
In what I feel is the greatest invention -since ziploc baggies- research physicists have announced a new laser targeted mosquito killer.
Here’s how it works: first, to locate individual mosquitoes, the flashlights shine into the tank from across the room. Each mosquito creates its own silhouette on reflective material behind it. The zoom lens picks up the shadows and feeds the data to the computer, which controls the laser and fires it at the bug.
