File this one under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” Arthur Prince is facing four counts of public indecency for copulating with a picnic table in his backyard. He’s released on a $20,000 bond, but scary enough this guy lives near an elementary school!
Apparently the neighbors caught him on tape. How they explained that to the police, I’ll never know. But at least they put this pervert behind bars.
This type of news writes itself. Have a great Friday everyone!
I’ve never had a problem eating food from a gas station. Just two weeks ago, I ate a couple of hot dogs purchased from a gas station. They were delicious. That’s not the first time I’ve eaten gas station food, and I doubt it will be the last. There’s nothing like a fun food novelty. […]
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McDonald’s is a company in transition. The old favorites seem to be losing popularity; kids these days just don’t want Big Macs anymore. That means time for a new invention, and it appears that McDonald’s is taking some cues from Japan by getting creative with their hamburgers. McDonald’s is adding three new sandwiches to their […]
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Commissioner Roger Goodell gathered 32 NFL owners for one big question. One of the league’s most wanderlust-stricken franchises is looking to move again. The Oakland-Los Angeles-Oakland Raiders, tired of gutting it out in a run-down stadium, were once again looking for greener pastures. Only the Miami Dolphins refused to cooperate. With a vote of 31-1, […]
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It’s not every day that a Twitter account dedicated to promoting McDonald’s as a business, but now it’s made a statement that will either increase business or cause a boycott and hashtag frenzy. It’s all based on how you feel about President Donald Trump. If you’re a fan, you’re booing. If you’re not a fan, […]
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In 2006, an injury to Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback Drew Bledsoe opened the door for an undrafted free agent by the name of Tony Romo to take the helm of America’s Team and lead the Dallas Cowboys to an early playoff exit. Bledsoe went from starter to afterthought in a season. Now, the circle continues […]
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There’s a certain charm to having streaming services at your beck and call. I don’t get to watch as much as I want, but when I get a chance to watch something on demand, I usually take it. I love Netflix, and I’ve watched more bad movies on Netflix than I have any right to […]
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For 89 years, Oscars has never had a major mistake. The last few Oscars might have had a few flubs, but at least they never got the most important category of the night wrong. Well, that’s now changed, all thanks to OG Bonnie and Clyde legends Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway. When Faye Dunaway called […]
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There’s the concrete jungle. There’s the urban cowboy. There’s all kinds of farm and animal metaphors that concern New York City, but none of them actually reflect the actual animals. The bull market on Wall Street has little to nothing to do with actual bulls, so any time you see a strange animal loose on […]
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Tom Brady has been wildly successful, if controversial. He’s the first quarterback ever to win five Super Bowls and only the second player to do so after Charles Haley. Unlike Haley, Brady won all his Super Bowls with the same team, the New England Patriots. The only thing that seems to be able to stop […]
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As of right now, the United States Department of Agriculture has 17.8 million pounds of pork belly in storage. Pork belly is the delicious part of the pig that turns into bacon when cured and fried. It tastes good, smells better, and is even good for you! It seems like a lot, but it’s actually […]
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Ben Affleck, no matter what you might think of him, is a talented actor and director. He’s got the goods, but he’s smart enough to know when he’s in over his head. All along, since he took on the mantle of Batman, he’s had his eyes on writing, directing, and starring as the Caped Crusader. […]
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There’s a new game genre out there. Part simulation, part social game, part physical challenge, escape rooms are really popular. You wander through a scenario, stuff happens, and you have to try to figure your way out in a certain amount of time. I’ve done similar things, but I haven’t done a full-fledged escape room […]
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In May, students for the for-profit American College of Education were running into some problems. Their access to email accounts and course information was locked down by Google, who had disabled their accounts. The reason why? A fired IT worker for the American College of Education locked the school out of their Google cloud account. […]
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There’s just a constant state of flux in one of the web’s biggest companies and the pre-Google version of Google. Yahoo, limping along while its former corporate child Alibaba has become a major player in the online world. Yet poor old Yahoo keeps struggling along, but maybe a new name will yield new fortunes? Yahoo […]
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