Too Stupid for Words category archive
A Cup of Coffee and a Show 0
I’ll be looking forward to seeing this on World’s Dumbest:
She then walked behind the deli counter and asked an employee if he wanted to have sex with her and grabbed his buttocks.
Follow the link to see the list of charges against her.
Electronic Affairs 0
This seems a little over-the-top.
Leon Walker, 33, faces a trial lawyers say could have significant repercussions given that nearly half of US divorce cases involve some form of snooping, such as reading emails, text messages or social networking.
Part of the question seems to revolve around whether it was his or hers.
I cannot help but think there is more to the DA’s decision to prosecute than meets the eye.
Markered for Life 0
Zero Tolerance and Maximum Stupid, a match made in heaven.
According to an Oklahoma City Police Department report, the boy was spotted “in possession of a permanent marker” by Roosevelt Middle School teacher DeLynn Woodside. The 50-year-old educator told cop Miguel Campos that the student was “writing on a piece of paper, which caused it to bleed over onto the desk.”
The kid was thrown into juvie and the cops impounded the marker.
Twits on Twitter 0
These will convince you that Twitter must die.
DWD: Driving While Dumb 0
From El Reg:
An Indianoplis man was pulled in by cops last week for drunk driving while watching porn.
Actually, he was only charged with drunk driving – Indiana law not appearing to have a law governing the viewing of smut while hurtling down the highway while nominally in control of a tonne-and-a-half of car. At least not at the moment.
He was so engrossed in the flick that he didn’t turn it off when the cop came to his window.
I predict a sales increase for the producers.
We Must Stop the Happy Meal Scourge! 0
As much as I detest MacDonald’s–I think it’s ruined burgers for me for the rest of my life–I must say I have not yet seen a three-year old navigate a Ford Exhibition through the drive-through lanes:
They say McDonald’s is violating several consumer protection laws by marketing its Happy Meals directly to young children because it exploits children’s vulnerability.
“What kids see as a fun toy, I now realize is a sophisticated, high-tech marketing scheme that’s designed to put McDonald’s between me and my daughters,” said Monet Parham, of Sacramento. “For the sake of other parents and their children, I want McDonald’s to stop interfering with my family.”
We Must Stop the Ibuprofen Scourge! 0
She forgot to give the bottle to the school nurse when she got to school.
Pamela Lewis, 35, was charged with one count of distributing a dangerous drug. Her 12-year-old daughter was charged with a possession of a dangerous drug and suspended from school for 10 days, according to Lewis’ uncle, Donnie Davis.
(snip)
Davis said Lewis gave her daughter the pills because she had been complaining of cramps.
Zero tolerance, meet maximum stupid.
He Can Now Proceed to the Boarding Area . . . 0
Robert Hurst tells The Picayune Item newspaper that he shed his clothes because he believes skin is the best canvas to show spirits’ orbs of energy.
Really, is it indecent if no sees you but a few ghosts?
Curs on a Plane 0
But dog bites man is supposed to be not news:
No “Happy Holidays” Here 0
We know where she stands in the phony war on Christmas:
Crayola Windfall Profits 0
Christine O’Donnell gets book contract.
Crotchrocketeer 0
Episode 1: Liftoff.
Negron zipped past the officer in the northbound lanes and shortly afterward crashed into the back of the SUV at mile post 52.8 in Mantua, police said.
The impact threw Negron through the back of the vehicle’s window and into the rear seat, police said.
A rough landing, but the astronut is recovering,
Crabbing about Apples 4
I would suspect these folks already have computers, likely even laptops.
Is there any kind of justification for locking them into the walled orchard:
(snip)
City officials say it currently costs $710 to print each city council information packet and another $200 per council member to assemble and deliver the packets.
It’s happening here in the city and in the state:
State lawmakers first received laptops as part of a 1999 pilot program which was extended the following year to provide computers to all 140 members of the legislature. Since then, those computers have been replaced every 3-4 years.
It is possible that there are data security concerns that justify the government’s purchasing and setting up the computers, but let’s look at the math: They could get laptops for half the price of iPads and netbooks for a third the price.
They are letting themselves get sucked into the Apple vortex of hype.








