Italian automaker Pagani was to begin selling its $1 million, 700 horsepower Huayra supercar in the U.S. later this year but federal safety regulators have said “Not so fast.” Pagani had applied for an exemption from federal auto safety rules … Continue reading
Not for nothing, but the argument that a scab is “hurting her” doesn’t hold a lot of weight when you plant “her” in front of a truck. Just sayin’. I refuse to take a side in this strike because it … Continue reading
Totally ridiculous and yet totally not surprising at the same time.
Main Street Bank lends most of its money to small businesses and is earning decent profits. But the Kingwood, Texas, bank is about to get out of the banking business. In an extreme example of the frustration felt by many … Continue reading
I LOL’ed.
Thus Apple does what it does best. It produces a jazzy product and promotes it like any good business should do. And in the process manages to get a high margin. Now compare that effort and overlay the mobile handset … Continue reading
You’ve probably seen this video by now… Well… With a little bit of luck, these snot-nosed little bitches will run into these folks… Good luck, bitches. You’re gonna need it! Incidentally, had that video with the two girls been two … Continue reading
President Barack Obama’s administration will bypass Congress to override the nation’s main public-education law, granting waivers to states if they agree to his schools agenda. States can avoid the No Child Left Behind law’s 2014 deadline for achieving 100 percent … Continue reading
A new law making it illegal for people on welfare to use the money for alcohol, cigarettes and lottery tickets is an “attack” on the state’s most vulnerable residents, according to welfare advocates. Critics say the bill, signed by Gov. … Continue reading
To most eyes, a chain-link fence in the front yard does not scream curb appeal. Simple — but not what you’d call “elegantly simple” — it’s what a set decorator might prescribe when he wants to conjure up mean streets. … Continue reading
It would appear that the DEA does not want to be the fall guy in Operation Fast & Furious*, either: DEA head Michele M. Leonhart admitted in a letter to Senator Grassley (Judiciary) and Rep. Issa (Oversight) that her organization … Continue reading
Just so great on so many levels… I could watch this over and over again. As if it wasn’t bad enough that they hired this race-baiting piece of crap, this is a demonstration of his on-air chops? What a joke. … Continue reading
From The Fail Blog, of course. First, a stunning take on the civil war by an obvious scholar who thinks they used helicopters and automatic weapons in the civil war… Next, someone who either misapplied their foundation or was trying … Continue reading
Using a hidden video camera, a Texas man filmed four naked, honey-drenched teenage girls while they showered at a church where he worked as a youth pastor. But since the statute of limitations has already expired, prosecutors today were forced … Continue reading
Yeah, I know. This isn’t really news, but one thing caught my eye right off the bat and it made me cringe. A woman is asked what kind of coffee she likes and she says “I usually like a breakfast … Continue reading
A spokesman for the Wisconsin Democratic Party has threatened to sic union bullies on an independent news organization whose reporting he thinks is “biased.” Graeme Zeilinski was upset that a WisconsinReporter.com reporter noted in an interview with the Heritage Foundation … Continue reading
They’re called Starbucks “squatters.” You know, those folks with their laptops who take all the seats and never seem to leave. But, as CBS 2?s Scott Rapoport, reports the coffee house giant has a plan brewing to fix that. You … Continue reading
It’s like something out of the movies. But, in this case the guns are real and the victims are SEPTA passengers in the wrong place at the wrong time, although remarkably no one was hit. In court, authorities show the … Continue reading
In Atlanta, the government-operated school system was caught earlier this year in long-term cheating on standardized tests. Although the Washington Post is a big defender of government schools, even the Post called the details “shocking.” Teachers, principals and administrators were … Continue reading
Okay. A woman and her family decide to go for a Hansom Cab ride in Central Park. It’s hot. The horse is tired. It freaks out. Here’s the video. Now if it ended there, you would think this wasn’t that … Continue reading