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Tattoo You (pranks part II)
I agree. The station did the perfect prank. It tricked people, and didn't cause people to do something dangerous in their cars.— April 7, 2008 9:46 a.m.
A Fools Bucket List
Well, she moved to Florida to do TV and radio. She came back to KGB briefly, doing part-time on-air work. This was all 10 or 15 years ago. And, I haven't heard from her since.— April 7, 2008 9:46 a.m.
Giving to Charity
She was a uniformed cop. She sometimes did undercover operations as a prostitute. They would black out one of her teeth. And, during that, they caught her old high school principal. Once, going to a restaurant, (off duty, of course) she started screaming at someone that parked in a handicap spot. The person had a condition, that you couldn't see. And, she didn't notice the thing hanging from the rear view mirror. All in all, it was a good relationship, but she was a bit racist and we argued about way more than you should in a relationship.— April 6, 2008 3:09 p.m.
Teach Your Children Well (or they'll kill)
Good point, Mark. I hear talk shows going on about it. And, when I read the newspaper story, it surprisingly gave very few details. One thing that stuck out was a pyschiatrist that said, normally kids this age don't plot murder or any type of revenge. They get mad, immediately act out, and are done with it. But, to plot stuff out like that, is something that doesn't happen until you are older, and the anger stays and festers.— April 4, 2008 3:13 p.m.
Tattoo You (pranks part II)
Wow...I just read in the Union-Tribune, about how National Lampoon got National Geographic, to go along with their prank. They put Paris Hilton on the cover, and said something about "Party Animals and animal fantasies." And, they did a top 10 list inside the magazine, of the "Top 10 Rainiest rain forests." All an April Fools prank. That's funny.— April 3, 2008 2:05 a.m.
Stones
Michael Caine does too many of these types of roles. He should've quit after that nice little noir Nicholson film, I believe called "Blood and Wine". And, did anyone see the best bank vault break in movie by a janitor, in the last 25 years? That would be the overlooked film from last year, called THE LOOKOUT, with Jeff Daniels.— April 3, 2008 12:51 a.m.
Kylie Minogue is My Friend
I heard that comedian Dane Cook, was the first person to ever have a million friends on myspace. Interesting.— April 2, 2008 10:41 a.m.
Attempted Murder Over Pilfered Weed
A singer, whose dad was in the O'Jays, recently died in jail. He was in his 30s. The obit says that he was "addicted to marijuana" from the time he was 14. I didn't know people can get addicted to pot.— April 1, 2008 10:12 a.m.
Have you ever asked someone for their autograph?
That is funny. When I was 12, my grandmother called me all excited. She was on a plane with Fred Grandy, who played Gopher on Love Boat. She got me a signed photo. The thing was, I didn't know who he was. I never watched that show (still haven't seen an episode of that, or Fantas Island). He got into politics, and I'd see his name in the news a lot. Don't know what he's doing now, though. I think the cool thing about Carrot Top, is he can at least make fun of himself.— April 1, 2008 1:04 a.m.
Gun Control II
Well....I had heard that he got that award. It was in all the papers. But, we don't know if the police gave him a two week suspension or anything, for "firing a warning shot." I'm suspecting, they didn't, because they don't want to give Foleys attorney anything to use in their lawsuit. Which, to me, is lame. You have to punish cops when they do the small things wrong, too.— March 28, 2008 11:39 a.m.