Sunday, August 30, 2009

Snopest and Liver and Onion

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/prayer/bish.asp
This one is real

http://www.snopes.com/racial/business/cuddlewithme.asp
Ooo, not good.


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Dog Humiliated In Front Of Entire Park



August 24, 2009 | Issue 45•35
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CONCORD, NH—Banjo, a local border collie mix and loyal human companion, was utterly humiliated Tuesday, when his owner, 34-year-old Michael Ingram, loudly scolded the dog right in the middle of Cold Brook Park.
"Down, boy, down! What did I tell you about barking at those birds?" yelled Ingram, the dog's supposed best friend, right in front of several other dogs, many of whom Banjo knew. "Look at me, Banjo. No more of that, okay? Just knock it off."

The mortifying scene, which included several heated utterances of "bad dog" and "very bad dog," as well as an extremely uncomfortable moment in which Ingram ordered the already self-conscious border collie to sit, lasted nearly 20 seconds.

According to park regular Morgan Studemeyer, the humiliating incident was "painful and difficult" to watch, as Ingram reportedly aired the couple's dirty laundry in plain view, and even made things personal by taking Banjo's favorite stick
away from him.




Socialites Without Borders Teach Rwandans How To Mingle


August 25, 2009 | Issue 45•35
KIGALI, RWANDA—In an effort to provide relief to a people devastated by civil war, genocide, and poverty, members of the humanitarian aid group Socialites Without Borders spent several hours this week teaching destitute Rwandans how to mingle.



Market Evidently Capable Of Supporting More Than One Reality Show About Cake


August 26, 2009 | Issue 45•35

CHICAGO—Though the stock market remains shaky and consumer spending has reached a standstill, the U.S. economy is apparently still robust enough to produce nearly half a dozen television shows about cake. "This flies in the face of basic economic theory," University of Chicago economist John Holloway said Friday, referring to such programs as Ace Of Cakes, Cake Boss, and Last Cake Standing. "Despite the worst recession in a generation, these shows somehow make enough money to pay for sets, celebrity hosts, producers, camera crews—not to mention the cakes themselves—all so people can see a dessert that looks like a Dr. Seuss character." Holloway made it clear, however, that no known mathematical model has yet been able to explain why in the heck anyone would watch those Real Housewives Of Whatever show...


Calley Apologizes For My Lai Massacre


Lt. William Calley, the only soldier to be held legally accountable for the 1968 massacre at My Lai, Vietnam, apologized in a speech to the Kiwanis Club of Greater Columbus, GA. What do you think?


JoBeth Straschnoy,
Garage Door Hanger
"Good, now Vietnam has to apologize for beating us."


Dennis Phillips-Sandy,
Beating-Machine Operator
"It's about time the Kiwanis Club received some kind of recognition for the atrocities committed against them during the Vietnam War."


Thomas Glander,
Systems Analyst
"That's not good enough for me. I won't be satisfied until Calley personally apologizes in front of my local Rotary Club."



Wave To Everyone Who Passes By Or Get Off My Boat


By Elliot Foster
August 20, 2009 | Issue 45•34
Ok, that is it. I'm cutting the engines. We are not moving from this spot until one thing is made perfectly clear: Every single person aboard The Relaxer will wave exuberantly at anyone we pass or anyone who passes us, whether they are on shore or aboard another watercraft of any type, from cigarette boat on down to canoe. No exceptions.

If you cannot follow this one rule—a rule that everyone else out here on Keuka Lake seems to have no problem adhering to—then you can get the heck off my boat.
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