Yes, we’re (still) in the middle (?) of a pandemic… but you (still) can’t “shelter” stupid… (nor does there appear to be a relevant vaccine)… look at what has (still) happened to these guys and gals…
Canadian road rage. It will make you smile.
In Huron, Ohio, Nathan Rock, 40, was warned recently that he’d be charged with disorderly conduct if he continued to play his music so loudly… to which the (ironically named) Rock offered a justification… of sorts…
In Vero Beach, Florida, two unnamed teenagers were spotted by an Indian River County sheriff’s deputy… driving a golf cart… about 4 a.m. one recent morning… When the deputy caught up with the youths, they claimed that they had been visiting with a female friend in a mobile home park… and at some point in the evening, they got into a “verbal altercation”… then at a later point, they were escorted from the premises… at which point they went looking for a means to get home… and found it… them… sort of… ah, but what must have really bugged them is how their female friend referred to them…
In San Francisco, California, Stefan Thomas, has misplaced a certain password… yes, at one point he wrote it down on a piece of paper, but that was long ago… and he’s lost it… and now he’s only got two more guesses to get it right… and it might be worth $220 million… So, what kind of password is that?
In Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada, an unnamed couple were fined $1,500 for violating curfew… despite the fact that they were walking their dog… or was the woman walking her husband?
In Butler County, Pennsylvania, folks who are going for a swim at Glade Run Park here… might want to reconsider…
In McKinney, Texas, an unnamed individual came up with an unorthodox way of disposing of their Christmas tree… not that it’s recommended…
And finally, in Staffordshire, England, a pair of unnamed would-be burglars had their life of crime cut short abruptly… when the police received a 999 call… from an unexpectedly helpful source…
Have a GREAT weekend, folks! We’ll be off Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday—but we’ll see you back here on Tuesday!
