Taijitu
Forum Meta => Archive => General Discussion Archive => Topic started by: Wast on June 07, 2011, 05:02:24 PM
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Post or discuss important news and current events here!
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/07/us-mullet-bandit-idUSTRE7563RP20110607 (http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/07/us-mullet-bandit-idUSTRE7563RP20110607)
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"As soon as employees saw the man enter the bank, they knew immediately that it was the 'Mullet Man,'" Harry Trombitas, a special agent with the FBI, told Reuters. "But by then it was too late."
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This case is just another reason for banning mullets.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZeDc8fubAA
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A cylinder made of cylinders on mars OH NO
http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/05/23/candy-land-movie/ (http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/05/23/candy-land-movie/)
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LOTR set in Candyland.
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*****NEWS FLASH******
Sharon Newling, 58, was arrested in Salisbury, N.C., in April and charged with shooting at her stepson with a .22-caliber rifle. She denied shooting "at" him, but said she was just shooting toward him "to make him stop working on his truck." [Salisbury Post, 4-19-2011]
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I don't know where that is, why should it concern me?
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Because you don't know where it is. Maybe it is right behind you.
DUCK!
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What is this "it" of which you speak?
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There's a man with a gun over there, Telling me I got to beware. I think it's time we stop ...
*****NEWS FLASH*****
Boat named Titanic II sinks on maiden voyage
If you name your boat Titanic II, you’re asking for it.
Nevertheless, when Mark Wilkinson of Birmingham, England headed into a Dorset harbor on his 16-foot cabin cruiser, that was the name plastered on its side.
The boat sank. Go figure.
“It’s all a bit embarrassing and I got pretty fed up with people asking me if I had hit an iceberg,” Wilkinson said.
He was headed back from a fishing trip when the newly-purchased boat went down, according to a story on Yahoo News. He clung to nearby pilings until rescued.
The harbormaster who rescued Wilkinson said the breach in the Titanic II’s fiberglass hull might have happened because a repair job deteriorated, according to the Christian Science Monitor.
This might be why airlines retire the flight numbers associated with crashed planes — or why there aren’t too many airships called Hindenburg these days.
(Visit seattlepi.com’s home page for more Seattle news. Contact Amy Rolph at amyrolph@seattlepi.com or on Twitter as @amyrolph and @bigblog. )
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