The site for ranting and reporting by John Masters
I love a good laugh, and, like most people, friends and family send me lots of funny items. Many of those get posted here.
This is a collection of news items for the week ending October 28, 2007. It includes stories of drunken elephants, a necrophilia plot in Citrus County, and a classic trash to treasure story.
Read moreThis is a collection of shorter news stories from the week ending September 9, 2007.
Read moreWow, the courts have sure been busy lately. They given us lots of fun stuff to cover. Let’s see what we have:
Read moreI’m posting the weekly news round up early this week, May 20, 2007. I have to be in Orlando tomorrow morning (Sunday) at 8am to attend a software conference.
Read moreJust a couple of items from this past week caught my eye for inclusion here.
Read moreHere’s a brief round up of odd news items from the week ending April 22, 2007
Read moreOver the past several weeks Cartoon Network, to promote their television show Aqua Teen Hunger Force, placed boards with LED renditions of the mooninites across ten cities. This would have been fine, except for the person who saw one of them attached to a girder above a busway near the Sullivan Square T station. On Wednesday, some frightened little brain-dead Bostonian spotted Ignignokt and Err in Boston – and called the police.
Read moreRalphie has to convince his parents, teachers, and Santa that a Red Ryder BB gun really is the perfect gift for the 1940’s.
Read moreA forty-something preschool teacher looks to the personals for a change of pace and a relationship, with hilarious results.
Read moreI’ve always known there was a place for this, but I wish someone would tell me where it is. It’s a little like the “Homosexual Agenda?”. Despite having been one all my life, I’ve never received my copy.
Read moreAs you may have noticed, there have not been a lot posts over the past couple of weeks. For the past three weeks, I’ve been on very tight deadlines with a bunch of very large proposals. For the first pay period of July, I’d put 110 hours on the time sheet. That’s two weeks, and I probably didn’t record all the time.
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