Believe it...or not.

[James48843]

I kid you not- this is some strange news.

Man Dials 911, Lodges Complaint About Hookers

Pennsylvanian peeved that hired help didn't fully "service" him

More: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/john-calls-911-with-hooker-complaint-875412

 

[Buster]

I hate that when that happens...

 

[Buster]

Hugo Chavez Nuttily Claims the U.S. Gives South Americans Leaders Cancer​

Late yesterday Chavez decided to go on national TV and drop the suggestion...that the U.S. maybe, just maybe, gave five current and former South American heads of state cancer. "It would not be strange if they had developed the technology to induce cancer and nobody knew about it until now

http://news.yahoo.com/hugo-chavez-nuttily-claims-u-gives-south-americans-135713855.html

 

[James48843]

Hugo Chavez Nuttily Claims the U.S. Gives South Americans Leaders Cancer​

Our President is one smooooooth operator, don't ya think?


Let's see if I got this right:

Al Queda's Osama bin Laden... dead.
Libya's Mummar Gaddafi........dead.
Cuba's Fidel Castro.........major cancer, resigned as head of state, health failing fast.
Venezuela's Chavez...............major cancer, struggling to remain in power.
North Korea's Kim Jung Il....more than just ill, he's dead too.
Myanmar's evil Than Shwe .....out of power after 50 years in a coup.
Syria's President Assad struggling to stay in power in the largest rebellion he's faced in history...


Yes, I think our President has the world's dictators on the run.

Somehow, I just keep coming back to that image.....

 

[nnuut]

Well, well my favorite guy Hugo is at it again, I knew he would come through. That Obammi is killin' them right and left, no I mean left and wrong. Way to go Jim. :laugh:

 

[James48843]

The facts are the facts. You can't dispute them.

And he's taking care of the nation's security needs without flouting it around too. Much better than the last guy.

But hey- you can believe it, ....or.....not.

 

[James48843]

BE-LIEVE IT ....OR NOT!

This is what American Manufacturing has been reduced to.

We finally found something we can make here in the good ol' USA and then sell it to China.

CHOP-STICKS!

BE-LIEVE IT....OR NOT.

http://www.11alive.com/news/article/194380/40/Chinese-chopsticks----Made-In-Georgia

 

[Warrenlm]

The facts are the facts. You can't dispute them.

And he's taking care of the nation's security needs without flouting it around too. Much better than the last guy.

But hey- you can believe it, ....or.....not.

Perspectives and thought processes are just......amazing.

 

[Buster]

Warren,

Some people will forever holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end.

 

[James48843]

Speaking of which....



EEeeewwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Buster- how come guys like this are from Oklahoma?

Tulsa Man Found Inside Septic Tank Arrested For Peeping Tom - News9.com - Oklahoma City, OK - News, Weather, Video and Sports |

 

[nnuut]

Children behave!:notrust:

 

[James48843]

What is your ATM PIN?

New Story out- THESE are the TEN MOST COMMON ATM PIN NUMBERS:


If you are using one of these- CHANGE IT!

The 10 most easily stolen ATM card PINs

How safe are your debit and credit cards?

Identity theft and fraud affect millions of Americans every year. And depending on how much thought you put into your personalized PIN, you could be at a greater risk than you realized.

So what constitutes a safe PIN number? A new study from DataGenetics lists the top 10 most-used PINs. And because they are the most commonly used PIN numbers, they are by default the least safe PINs.
According to Forbes, the United States and Mexico are home to the greatest number of credit and debit card thefts around the globe. Forty-two percent of Americans say they have suffered from some form of card fraud, a study from Aite Group and ACI Worldwide shows.
The Department of Justice says that about 10 percent of all Americans suffer from credit card fraud each year and another 7 percent have their debit cards hacked or stolen. More than $5.5 billion in theft is attributed to credit card fraud each year.
The DataGenetics study says that credit and debit card thieves are able to successfully guess more than 25 percent of stolen card PINs within 20 attempts.
And no surprise: the worst PINs are those that are overly simple or sequenced, i.e. “1234.”
WTOP notes that the best PIN numbers are those “with no special significance.” And in the case of the study, DataGenetics said the least used PIN is “8068.”
The 10 most-used PINs:

• 1234
• 1111
• 0000
• 1212
• 7777
• 1004
• 2000
• 4444
• 2222
• 6969

Tell me you aren't using 1234 for your PIN number!

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/-the-10-most-easily-stolen-atm-pins--184658424.html

 

[MrBowl]

ok, I'm not

 

[RealMoneyIssues]

ok, I'm not

I guess you and me need to change our pins...

 

[James48843]

Amazing -

Sweden has run out of ....garbage.

Models of Sustainability: Sweden Runs Out of Garbage - The Pachamama Alliance | The Pachamama Alliance
<snip>
Due to Sweden’s innovative waste-to-energy program and highly efficient recycling habits, the Scandinavian nation faces an interesting dilemma. They have run out of trash.

Sweden’s waste management and recycling programs are second to none as only four percent of the nation’s waste ends up in landfills. By contrast, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, over half of the waste produced by U.S. households ends up in landfills.

Because the Swedish manage waste so effectively and then use what remains to partly power their country, they are now living an environmentalist’s dream; a shortage of garbage.

We could learn a lot from Sweden.


- See more at: Models of Sustainability: Sweden Runs Out of Garbage - The Pachamama Alliance | The Pachamama Alliance

and a nice New York Times article on Sweden's trash to energy shortage of trash.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/30/w...age-of-garbage-it-turns-into-energy.html?_r=0

 

[PLANO]

Sincerely good for them.

Sweden is about 3% the size of the United States population with no enemies or cares outside it's borders, so I don't anticipate we'll ever be able to match them on garbage disposal without some major technology breakthrough.

 

[MrBowl]

We could learn a lot from Sweden.


- See more at: Models of Sustainability: Sweden Runs Out of Garbage - The Pachamama Alliance | The Pachamama Alliance

and a nice New York Times article on Sweden's trash to energy shortage of trash.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/30/w...age-of-garbage-it-turns-into-energy.html?_r=0

If they need more garbage to burn, send them some of our garbage barges, for a small fee of course.

 

[MrBowl]

The way we package products in this country creates enormous amounts of garbage. The move towards reducing that is offset by shipping, FDA, and insurance standards, but it would be nice to have cheaper and less packaging that still doesn't allow products to break and food to spoil.

 

[nnuut]

OK let's become Millionaires, invent something that you can use to carry products from the store that can be utilized for another purpose that everyone needs and is environmentally neutral. Think out of the BOX or BAG, we can split the money.

 

[James48843]

OK let's become Millionaires, invent something that you can use to carry products from the store that can be utilized for another purpose that everyone needs and is environmentally neutral. Think out of the BOX or BAG, we can split the money.

I GOT IT!

HOW ABOUT A RAT PATROL LUNCH BOX!

(I had one of these when I was a kid. Today they are worth a bundle!)