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Showing posts with label The Dumbshine State. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Dumbshine State. Show all posts
Monday, October 1, 2012
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
"'Fighting Is What Redneck People Do," Explained Drunk Guy Who Shot Lawnmower..."
The article doesn't explain what his lawnmower did to piss him off.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
"If Carnival and Las Vegas had a baby, this would be the placenta"
"The Marlins are planning a structure beyond the center-field wall of their new ballpark. This structure will light up and make a fancy hullabaloo whenever a Marlin hits a home run. And remember, they have Mike Stanton, so they could be firing up this thing quite a bit.
"Now close your eyes, and think about what this structure might look like. Go ahead. Let your imagination run wild...
"Behold. This is what will happen when the Marlins hit a home run. It's what Bernie Brewer thinks he's sliding down after a couple buttons of peyote. Don't avert your eyes. Look at it. Study it. This is what we've become."
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"Now close your eyes, and think about what this structure might look like. Go ahead. Let your imagination run wild...
"Behold. This is what will happen when the Marlins hit a home run. It's what Bernie Brewer thinks he's sliding down after a couple buttons of peyote. Don't avert your eyes. Look at it. Study it. This is what we've become."
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Monday, September 8, 2008
In other news, the cops just shot John Dillinger
UAL Corp.’s stock bottomed out Monday morning after a six-year-old news report about the company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing resurfaced on the Internet.
The report sent shares of the Chicago-based carrier plunging to 1 cent, from a close Friday of $11.92, before trading was halted.
The fallout spread to the industry as a whole, pushing down airline stocks 20% at one point Monday morning.
United in a statement said the South Florida Sun-Sentinel was responsible for its stock tanking after the paper posted as current news on its Web site a six-year-old news story written by sister publication the Chicago Tribune.
The report sent shares of the Chicago-based carrier plunging to 1 cent, from a close Friday of $11.92, before trading was halted.
The fallout spread to the industry as a whole, pushing down airline stocks 20% at one point Monday morning.
United in a statement said the South Florida Sun-Sentinel was responsible for its stock tanking after the paper posted as current news on its Web site a six-year-old news story written by sister publication the Chicago Tribune.
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