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Dominant women may retire, but they never get it out of their system.
There had been a string of break-ins in the area, so when she caught the boy burglarizing her house, she knew exactly what to do. She walked right past him into her bedroom, got her gun, made him call 911 at gunpoint and held him there until the police came and took over. Way to go, grandma!
What can you say? A drunk decided it would be impressive to slide down the handrail of one of those spectacular-looking multi-level escalators in the open area of a shopping mall. Everybody was impressed, but probably not in the way he intended.
One more person with bad instincts removing himself from the gene pool…Story
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Oh, NOEZ!
Might be a trend, and might just be an artifact of his small and atypical sample. Seriously, without data to compare a similar sample during previous years, it’s hard to draw conclusions.
Or what will us naughty girls do?
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New national poll indicates large minority of US favors impeachment of President George Bush
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An IT manager for Colorado’s state-wide voter database has been selling “targeted voter data” through a “GOP Campaign help” web site at PoliticalLiveWires.com. Cited as a “conflict of interest”, SOS officials ordered removal of Dan Kopelman’s site. Pending updates, circumstances suggest the site may have marketed information stolen from the State
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Two years after writing a law requiring highway ‘Welcome to Texas’ signs to tout the state as the home of President Bush, state Rep. Ken Paxton [yesterday] passed a bill that will remove the designation once the 43rd president leaves office.
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On his News and Comment radio show this morning, ABC Radio Networks host Paul Harvey said “the media should put a stop” to labeling “women and children” killed in war as “civilians.” He said, “It was civilians, for goodness sake, who decapitated New York City.”
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After a food fight in the school cafeteria, 8th grade students were sent home with a letter from their school dean saying, “This type of behavior is unexcecpable.”
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In New York and other northeastern urban centers, including Washington and Boston, gray matter is the new black of the hip social scene. Thousands of young singles and couples are eschewing the perfunctory dinner and a movie for a growing circuit of late-night museum prowls, lectures, debates.
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When five million White House emails suddenly go missing, who ya’ gonna call? Ted Stevens, of course. If anyone can track down those benignly “misplaced” messages — which have nothing to do whatsoever with the purge scandal, I assure you –, it’s the internet-savvy Senator from Alaska.
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