The most weird or stupid news story you heard today.

[tld221]

Originally Posted by GeekyPenguin

Well, if you were damaged by a defective product that hurt your eye, what would you do after the company ignored you?

Disclaimer: I know someone who knows the lawyer.



Yes, Lakeville used to be a pretty small town. I went to college in a really small town for two years and nobody locked their doors in the dorms or in rental housing because you just didn't need to.

and all it takes is one freak psycho to just walk RIGHT in and wreck shop. please please PLEASE lock your doors people. im so tired of Sally Somebody on the news talking about "this is such a good town, no one ever bothers us over here, you wouldnt expect something like this to happen sob sob sob."

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally Posted by tld221

and all it takes is one freak psycho to just walk RIGHT in and wreck shop. please please PLEASE lock your doors people. im so tired of Sally Somebody on the news talking about "this is such a good town, no one ever bothers us over here, you wouldnt expect something like this to happen sob sob sob."

Oh I don't disagree - my boyfriend grew up in Tiny Town, USA and nobody in his family ever locks their doors or houses or anything like that (it probably helps that his dad is a minister) and when he was in law school his parents were distraught it was a big enough city that they had to lock their cars when they visited.

[KSigkid]

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3461058

An Astros starting pitcher was suspended for, essentially, attacking the general manager. I've read some crazy baseball stories, including the stuff that went on with the Yankees in the late 70s and the Mets in the mid 80s, but I can't remember ever reading something like this.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3461058

An Astros starting pitcher was suspended for, essentially, attacking the general manager. I've read some crazy baseball stories, including the stuff that went on with the Yankees in the late 70s and the Mets in the mid 80s, but I can't remember ever reading something like this.

hmmmm . . .

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by KSig RC

hmmmm . . .

Are you thinking what I'm thinking..."Now pitching for your New York Yankees..."

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

Are you thinking what I'm thinking..."Now pitching for your New York Yankees..."

Can you even imagine what would happen if Chacon threw in Fenway in, like, August? Holy balls - that would rival the classic "Where is Roger?" chant from the 2000 ALCS. I just peed a little.