Stupid things you read in the news...
#1
03-19-2013, 01:27 AM
Stupid things you read in the news...
Just read this and went "What?"
Bus falls off bridge in India, killing at least 37
Ok, now.. Considering that most buses carry 20-30 passengers, these folks in India didn't consider that putting 52+ people on one of these was dangerous to begin with?
It's enough to make you wonder just what in the world is going on out there...
Bus falls off bridge in India, killing at least 37
NEW DELHI (AP) — Police in India say 37 people have been killed and 15 others injured after a bus fell off a bridge in western India.
It's enough to make you wonder just what in the world is going on out there...
#2
03-19-2013, 04:06 AM
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#3
03-19-2013, 05:37 AM
Here is a story that I can't wrap my head around..........
Italian court convicts 7 scientists for failing to predict earthquake | Fox News
Italian court convicts 7 scientists for failing to predict earthquake
Italian court convicts 7 scientists for failing to predict earthquake | Fox News
Italian court convicts 7 scientists for failing to predict earthquake
#4
03-19-2013, 09:50 AM
Just read this and went "What?"
Bus falls off bridge in India, killing at least 37
Ok, now.. Considering that most buses carry 20-30 passengers, these folks in India didn't consider that putting 52+ people on one of these was dangerous to begin with?
It's enough to make you wonder just what in the world is going on out there...
Bus falls off bridge in India, killing at least 37
Ok, now.. Considering that most buses carry 20-30 passengers, these folks in India didn't consider that putting 52+ people on one of these was dangerous to begin with?
It's enough to make you wonder just what in the world is going on out there...
The amazing part is that the bus company, the bus manufacturer, the builder of the bridge, and the government won't get sued out of existence for a hundred billion rupees by the victims survivors.
#5
03-22-2013, 02:40 PM
Texas woman sets snake on fire, snake sets her house on fire
Texas woman sets snake on fire, snake sets her house on fire - NY Daily News
Texas woman sets snake on fire, snake sets her house on fire - NY Daily News
#6
03-22-2013, 03:45 PM
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#7
03-30-2013, 10:06 AM
Tennessee man attempts to sell six-year-old daughter for bail money
Tennessee man attempts to sell six-year-old daughter for bail mo - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports
KINGSPORT, TN (News Sentinel) -- A Kingsport man has been arrested for allegedly agreeing to sell his 6-year-old daughter for $1,500 — telling his assumed buyer that he needed the money to bond his girlfriend out of jail.
Tennessee man attempts to sell six-year-old daughter for bail mo - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports
KINGSPORT, TN (News Sentinel) -- A Kingsport man has been arrested for allegedly agreeing to sell his 6-year-old daughter for $1,500 — telling his assumed buyer that he needed the money to bond his girlfriend out of jail.
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#8
03-31-2013, 12:04 PM
#10
04-05-2013, 05:04 PM
School forces 25 hungry students to throw away lunches when they couldn’t pay
School forces 25 hungry students to throw away lunches when they couldn’t pay | The Raw Story
A group Massachusetts parents are outraged and at least one worker has been placed on administrative leave after about 25 students Robert J. Coelho Middle School in Attleboro were forced to throw away their lunches over concerns that they could not pay for the food.
Parents said that some students cried and went home hungry.
School officials told The Sun Chronicle that Whitson’s, the contractor responsible for providing lunches, made the decision to stop students from eating their lunch if there was not enough credit in the student’s pre-paid account or they were not able to provide cash for the meal.
Superintendent Pia Durkin on Wednesday said that the on-site director had been placed on administrative leave and Whitson’s had been instructed not to deny lunch to any student in the future.
“There is no way any child in my school district will ever go hungry,” Durkin insisted. “Children need to eat.”
A school policy requires that the cafeteria provide a cheese sandwich and milk to any student who cannot pay for regular meals.
“I’m pissed that when there are people in prison who are getting meals, my daughter, an honor student, is going hungry,” parent John Greaves told the paper, adding that he would have brought lunch money to the school if he had been notified.
School forces 25 hungry students to throw away lunches when they couldn’t pay | The Raw Story
A group Massachusetts parents are outraged and at least one worker has been placed on administrative leave after about 25 students Robert J. Coelho Middle School in Attleboro were forced to throw away their lunches over concerns that they could not pay for the food.
Parents said that some students cried and went home hungry.
School officials told The Sun Chronicle that Whitson’s, the contractor responsible for providing lunches, made the decision to stop students from eating their lunch if there was not enough credit in the student’s pre-paid account or they were not able to provide cash for the meal.
Superintendent Pia Durkin on Wednesday said that the on-site director had been placed on administrative leave and Whitson’s had been instructed not to deny lunch to any student in the future.
“There is no way any child in my school district will ever go hungry,” Durkin insisted. “Children need to eat.”
A school policy requires that the cafeteria provide a cheese sandwich and milk to any student who cannot pay for regular meals.
“I’m pissed that when there are people in prison who are getting meals, my daughter, an honor student, is going hungry,” parent John Greaves told the paper, adding that he would have brought lunch money to the school if he had been notified.
#11
04-05-2013, 10:51 PM
School forces 25 hungry students to throw away lunches when they couldn’t pay
School forces 25 hungry students to throw away lunches when they couldn’t pay | The Raw Story
A group Massachusetts parents are outraged and at least one worker has been placed on administrative leave after about 25 students Robert J. Coelho Middle School in Attleboro were forced to throw away their lunches over concerns that they could not pay for the food.
Parents said that some students cried and went home hungry.
School officials told The Sun Chronicle that Whitson’s, the contractor responsible for providing lunches, made the decision to stop students from eating their lunch if there was not enough credit in the student’s pre-paid account or they were not able to provide cash for the meal.
Superintendent Pia Durkin on Wednesday said that the on-site director had been placed on administrative leave and Whitson’s had been instructed not to deny lunch to any student in the future.
“There is no way any child in my school district will ever go hungry,” Durkin insisted. “Children need to eat.”
A school policy requires that the cafeteria provide a cheese sandwich and milk to any student who cannot pay for regular meals.
“I’m pissed that when there are people in prison who are getting meals, my daughter, an honor student, is going hungry,” parent John Greaves told the paper, adding that he would have brought lunch money to the school if he had been notified.
School forces 25 hungry students to throw away lunches when they couldn’t pay | The Raw Story
A group Massachusetts parents are outraged and at least one worker has been placed on administrative leave after about 25 students Robert J. Coelho Middle School in Attleboro were forced to throw away their lunches over concerns that they could not pay for the food.
Parents said that some students cried and went home hungry.
School officials told The Sun Chronicle that Whitson’s, the contractor responsible for providing lunches, made the decision to stop students from eating their lunch if there was not enough credit in the student’s pre-paid account or they were not able to provide cash for the meal.
Superintendent Pia Durkin on Wednesday said that the on-site director had been placed on administrative leave and Whitson’s had been instructed not to deny lunch to any student in the future.
“There is no way any child in my school district will ever go hungry,” Durkin insisted. “Children need to eat.”
A school policy requires that the cafeteria provide a cheese sandwich and milk to any student who cannot pay for regular meals.
“I’m pissed that when there are people in prison who are getting meals, my daughter, an honor student, is going hungry,” parent John Greaves told the paper, adding that he would have brought lunch money to the school if he had been notified.
#12
04-06-2013, 07:35 AM
Woman finds God on a Goldfish cracker
Cross, crown found imprinted on Pepperidge Farm snack
Woman finds God on a Goldfish cracker | News - Home
Cross, crown found imprinted on Pepperidge Farm snack
Woman finds God on a Goldfish cracker | News - Home
#13
04-06-2013, 08:23 AM
Forget the tin-foil hat, now there's a tin-foil hoody! 
The anti-drone hoodie that helps you beat Big Brother's spy in the sky | Art and design | The Guardian
The anti-drone hoodie that helps you beat Big Brother's spy in the sky | Art and design | The Guardian
#14
04-07-2013, 03:30 PM
Four 30-something women assault one 19-year-old man, Toronto police say - The Globe and Mail
Toronto police are seeking four women in the sexual assault of a 19-year-old man last weekend.
Police say the man met the suspects on March 30 at a downtown club near King Street West and Spadina Avenue and left with them after they offered him a ride home.
Instead, the women drove the man to a parking lot a few blocks away and sexually assaulted him before letting him go, police say.
All four suspects are described as white, between 30 and 36 years old, about five feet four inches tall and roughly 200 pounds.
Police say the women wore short black dresses with high heels and no pantyhose.
Toronto police are seeking four women in the sexual assault of a 19-year-old man last weekend.
Police say the man met the suspects on March 30 at a downtown club near King Street West and Spadina Avenue and left with them after they offered him a ride home.
Instead, the women drove the man to a parking lot a few blocks away and sexually assaulted him before letting him go, police say.
All four suspects are described as white, between 30 and 36 years old, about five feet four inches tall and roughly 200 pounds.
Police say the women wore short black dresses with high heels and no pantyhose.
#15
04-07-2013, 08:15 PM
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Four 30-something women assault one 19-year-old man, Toronto police say - The Globe and Mail
Toronto police are seeking four women in the sexual assault of a 19-year-old man last weekend.
Police say the man met the suspects on March 30 at a downtown club near King Street West and Spadina Avenue and left with them after they offered him a ride home.
Instead, the women drove the man to a parking lot a few blocks away and sexually assaulted him before letting him go, police say.
All four suspects are described as white, between 30 and 36 years old, about five feet four inches tall and roughly 200 pounds.
Police say the women wore short black dresses with high heels and no pantyhose.
Toronto police are seeking four women in the sexual assault of a 19-year-old man last weekend.
Police say the man met the suspects on March 30 at a downtown club near King Street West and Spadina Avenue and left with them after they offered him a ride home.
Instead, the women drove the man to a parking lot a few blocks away and sexually assaulted him before letting him go, police say.
All four suspects are described as white, between 30 and 36 years old, about five feet four inches tall and roughly 200 pounds.
Police say the women wore short black dresses with high heels and no pantyhose.
