We interrupt this Memorial Day vacation to bring you this painful report .... A man's handgun, which was in the waistband of his pants, went off while he was shopping at Lowe's Hardware Store and he was shot in the balls. (Don't miss the comments with the story.) (Seattle Times)
It's another story posted primarily for the mug shot and comments. "He looks like raw hamburger that needs a haircut," says one Gazette Journal reader. (Reno Gazette Journal)
She's claiming false imprisonment. "Waking up to an empty airplane and not being able to get out was very horrifying," she says. (Philadelphia Daily News)
A developer has been trying to give one away, but he's not having much luck. Veterans' organizations don't want to get involved. (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
Valorie Duran says of the people who run Emperors Gentlemen's Club: "If they would have done their job, they would have known she was 16, someone's daughter, and someone is gonna raise a ruckus." (WTSP.com)
The trouble started when the 30-year-old man made fun of one of his fiance's relatives. They began to argue in a bar and then moved outside. He asked for the engagement ring back, but she refused. A fight followed. (Oshkosh, Wis. Northwestern)
The X-rated fare apparently came from the teacher's husband's porn collection. The girl's mother is still waiting for an apology call from the teacher. (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Give the prankster(s) credit for not using obscenities. They programmed the sign to say, "Danger, Danger/High voltage/When we touch/When we kiss" -- words borrowed from a song by the Detroit-based rock band Electric Six. WAOW.com)
Terri Penza thought the letter from Banana Republic was just a "crazy fluke," but then she was told she couldn't renew her passport because she was deceased. The problem: a hiccup in a database. (Delaware Online)
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