STUPID HEADLINES 072714
It is time once again for
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STUPID HEADLINE SUNDAY
This week’s stupid
headlines and my stupider sophomoric and sometimes offensive comments.
One headline may be
completely made up, guess the fake and win a mention and a
Whoop-tee-doo. 'None of the above' may be a correct answer.
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Michelle Obama: “There is no crack in our pies” – That Michelle, always complaining about something.
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Last week’s
stupid headline was:
Intoxicated South River man arrested for breaking into
his own house – Well he thought he was breaking into his neighbor’s
house.
And the only winner:
I must have missed too many news stories from last week because
I am not confident at all this time around. I am sure that some of the celebs
spend way too much time thinking about themselves so I am guessing it is dude
arrested for "breaking into his own house." One can't be charged for
breaking and entering if you, the owner, are giving consent.
Certainly, a male homeowner has been arrested more than once across the country for other stuff while "breaking into his own house"--but it is the other stuff that provides the actual legal charges.
Funny choices this week Joe.
Certainly, a male homeowner has been arrested more than once across the country for other stuff while "breaking into his own house"--but it is the other stuff that provides the actual legal charges.
Funny choices this week Joe.
It figures the Dude who posts analysis of interesting crimes
would get this one! Follow Slamdunk @ http://theslamdunktrove.blogspot.com/
AND COME BACK NEXT WEEK FOR MORE
STUPID HEADLINE SUNDAY!!
"Longhorns misspell 'Texas' in their 2014 football media guide"
ReplyDeleteIt's all part of their "Keep Austin Weird" campaign, which BTW is working VERY well.
going with the fart machine today. i smell monty python...
ReplyDeleteI actually have a neighbor, real nosy type, that takes a great interest in everything done, or not done, at my house or in my yard. I easily figure that if I lost my keys and had to break into my own house he'd call the cops in a New York minute.
ReplyDeleteObviously, I have a slight edge if I enter.
ReplyDeleteSo I will recuse myself from judging the entries this week.
I forgot to give you a proper plug. HEY EVERYONE dbl click on Uncle Skip up there above me and pay him a visit!
DeleteLondon man eats 38 sticks of butter in 10 minutes breaking Guinness record is my pick. I can't see this as even possible in a day let alone 10 minutes.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous Silly Sunday. ☺
Being a Londoner myself I will go for the 38 sticks of butter too LOL
ReplyDeleteHave a scentedtastic Sunday ;-)
Even if they're ALL true, they're very funny!!
ReplyDeleteWheee.. Headline day!
ReplyDeleteSome of these I know to be surprisingly true. Despite the incredible irony of the Beetle/Beatles headline, I'm going to go with the sticks of butter - by process of elimination.. so to speak.
Oh and the testicular surgeon.. my first thought was "Oh nuts!"
Nevada...sounds too Harry Potter.
ReplyDeleteI think the 38 sticks of butter is fake. Who could eat more than 37 sticks in 10 minutes, anyway?
ReplyDeleteMichelle Obama: “There is no crack in our pies” – That Michelle, always complaining about something.
ReplyDelete^^^THIS one makes me LOL
The fake? Definitely the British inventor who invented a fart machine. What the heck? Like, a giant Whoopie Cushion? or an actual machine that makes sounds with the smell and all that? I think that's fake. Besides, if there was a fart machine, my 5 sons would have one by now.
I was sorely tempted by the British fart machine and those (allegedly) illiterate Longhorns. However...I don't think Nevada's educational system ranks lowest in the nation. I think that title has been held for several years now by a different educational system a couple of states below me.
ReplyDeleteNevada Education is my official pick.
I am going with the fart machine one. The English are to proper for that kind of stuff.
ReplyDeleteMisspelling "Texas" gets my vote, although there are certainly other great ones here to choose from.
ReplyDeleteI should just relish in my victory rather than opening my mouth (or in this case start typing) and prove once again that I know nothing. Surprised that NV would get such a dubious award with MS and KY in the running, but I'll roll the dice with Texas misspelling their name. I remember an article from this week about thousands of MLB player jerseys containing a misspelled all-star's name, but maybe I missed the UT mess up.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Monday, Joe.
I'm going with the Romanian man. I'm thinking I'm wrong, but the rest are so odd, they have to be true. :)
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