In searching the breaking news story of an escaped Texas inmate, I came across the "sponsored link" on the right. Funny.
In searching the breaking news story of an escaped Texas inmate, I came across the "sponsored link" on the right.
This gal's pic has been all over the Internets for two weeks, but I refused to post it because I smelled photoshopped. And, if anything, I have a pretty good team of lawyers in my Quality Control Division to screen out that sort of thing.
Until a youtube video came along to back it up.
. . . has a Big Brother feel to it this week. (But there are some good ones in there.)
Since I was in the area without a whole lot to do, I stopped by to see unbeaten Pilot Point and unbeaten Godley in a 2A playoff game in Saginaw yesterday. Observations:
Developing.
Edit: Totally unrelated, but did you see that four officers were shot dead in an ambush in a coffee shop in Washington State?
I don't know how exactly I stumbled upon this movie this evening, but I want you to do one thing this holiday season: Rent it. I promise you one thing, you cannot believe how bad it is. It's the kind of bad that as you are trying to accept the impossibility of the plot the director clubs you over the head with a cliche.
It is so bad that I couldn't stop watching it. I can't believe what I just saw. It's so horrible, that it's good.
Denzel Washington. John Lithgow. Ice-T. Kevin Pollack. Lindsay Wagner. John Amos. Yep, that's the cast.
It is now in my Top Five for worst movies ever. Easily.
Developing. Fox News is using the term "seriously".
Edit: So odd. All the reports keeping calling it a one car accident but that "charges are pending." Huh?
Edit #2: At 2:28 p.m. CNN says that he has been released from the hospital.
Edit: Very brief police report. PDF.
Edit: Since it appears he is OK, the first funny line being circulated is, "He should have used a driver."
Edit: Woah. TMZ says the injuries were caused by his wife. Double. Woah.
I'm thankful on Thanksgiving that I don't have to travel a long distance for the holidays. That would be a beating.
Someone with a big brain over at the Messenger figured out that the Wise County Sheriff's Office weekly crime reports, which are huge crowd pleasers, deserve their own web page.
I'm convinced that local newscasts, which are financially strapped, are sneaking in ads disguised as news stories. This morning I saw this one on Channel 8 where the segment was opened up with "We've done some comparison shopping for you." Then the anchor read the screen and the whole segment lasted about 30 seconds -- the time of a paid commercial.