News that make you say WTF?

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by ImTellinTim

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26764929 Time to find a new house. There is never only one.

The most hardcore part of that is that in the 2nd picture, his eye is popped out.

[l3ulvl]

Those boys don't exactly look 100% "with it", which comes in handy when you need someone to hunt a giant rat.

[bhurst99]

Quote: Originally Posted by l3ulvl

Those boys don't exactly look 100% "with it", which comes in handy when you need someone to hunt a giant rat.

Nevermind the boys, the cat was some kind of ugly.

[Gotmadskillzson]

Facebook strikes again. Wow, she only had a few weeks left too. Now she might end up in jail for 3 months.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/oddnews/...214614417.html

Quote:

Back in 2012, Colleen Cudney was convicted for drunken driving. As part of her punishment, she was put on probation, and so on the day after St. Patrick’s Day, the 22-year-old was ordered to come to her Westland, Michigan probation office for a random breathalyzer test. She managed to pass it and celebratedthe good news on Facebook. That Facebook post, as WDIV Local 4 News reports, was a pretty stupid move. Investigators told WDIV she posted, “Buzz killer for me, I had to breatalyze this morning and I drank yesterday but I passed thank god lol my dumba**." There’s a lot of problems with this status update. Why don’t we go over them? • It’s “buzzkill,” not “buzz killer.” • I know you meant “breathalyze,” but that isn’t a word. •OH AND YOU AREN’T SUPPOSED TO BE DRINKING BECAUSE YOU WERE CONVICTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING. Cudney’s post gained the attention of a Westland police officer, who then notified the probation office. Did the probation office then say something like, “Oh well, she got us. She wins this round”? Nope. They called her up and told Colleen they wanted her to take a urine test, something that would detect whether she had had alcohol in the previous 80 hours. Colleen then…hung up on the probation officer. You’re not supposed to do that. Hanging up the phone on the probation official was a probation violation. And to think, her probation was set to end in a few weeks. Colleen Cudney will be back in court on April 1 for a probation hearing and faces up to 3 months in jail.

[bigbob]

Apparently a high school in Plymouth may have to tear down their new baseball seats because someone filed a complaint that the baseball team got to upgrade their seating and scoreboard (which was apparently funded by the parents and not the school) but the softball team (which didn't hold any type of fundraisers and have apparently not tried to raise any money) didn't get any upgrades.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highsc...210604955.html

[Blzer]

I looked at the picture in the article and said: "How the hell is that considered stadium seating?" Then I realized that's the softball field.

I'm all over the place with this one. On one hand, I can see why parents might bitch and moan that softball doesn't get anything. Heck, I'm always pissed when football and basketball get all of the attention for something, and softball/baseball never do. However, I would never once think that there would then be a reason to tear it all down! They raised the money themselves and got what I could call a private donation from the parents.

At least it will be preserved. It seems that the seats were violating disability standards though, so they might have to remedy that some other way.

[bigbob]

I could see an argument for them if the school paid for it but they didn't.

The disability thing could be an easy remedy, IMO at least, would be to add ramps. Obviously I have no idea what the stadium seating looks like so I don't know how easy it would really be.

[woz411]

mohamed morsi was a professor at my college.


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