So that guy murdered his former boss? His boss should have seen a few warning signs before hiring him. Like the large terrible neo-nazi face tattoos.
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You would think that would make getting ANY job tough.
I would gladly accept his application as an "organ donor"
Whoops, not his boss but his work study supervisor at the Community College. I am guessing neo-nazi face tattoos are par for the course.
Oh Gee, so all 7 of your unvaccinated kids now have Whooping cough...who would have thought that would happen
http://blog.sfgate.com/sfmoms/2015/04/16/anti-vaccine-mom-changes-stance-as-her-seven-children-contract-whooping-cough/
A Canadian mother’s seven unvaccinated children all came down with pertussis, also known as whooping cough, at a time when she was reconsidering her long-held anti-vaccine beliefs.
Hills became concerned when a measles outbreak hit her Ottawa community and she realized that if her children caught the virus they could pass it onto her sister’s toddler or her 34-week-old son who was in the NICU.
“I looked again at the science and evidence for community immunity and found myself gripped with a very real sense of personal and social responsibility before God and man,” Hills shared on the blog ScientificParent. “The time had come to make a more fully informed decision than we did six years ago.”
http://blog.sfgate.com/sfmoms/2015/04/16/anti-vaccine-mom-changes-stance-as-her-seven-children-contract-whooping-cough/
A Canadian mother’s seven unvaccinated children all came down with pertussis, also known as whooping cough, at a time when she was reconsidering her long-held anti-vaccine beliefs.
Hills became concerned when a measles outbreak hit her Ottawa community and she realized that if her children caught the virus they could pass it onto her sister’s toddler or her 34-week-old son who was in the NICU.
“I looked again at the science and evidence for community immunity and found myself gripped with a very real sense of personal and social responsibility before God and man,” Hills shared on the blog ScientificParent. “The time had come to make a more fully informed decision than we did six years ago.”
good times on the high seas... https://www.yahoo.com/news/aid-agency-says-41-migrants-feared-dead-sea-142032667.html
How the fuck do you not know that is a bad idea. Would they transport a child that way ?
Plain old common sense goes a long fucking way...
Florida, Texas and Arizona. I am sure you could Throw Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, New Mexico on that list too. We just don't hear about them as much due to a smaller population and lack of literacy to share the crazy stories.
I don't mean to stereotype, but I am guessing these crazies think Obama is coming for their guns, and you know they will have none of that.
shooting...fish...barrel....
http://m.wbtv.com/wbtv/db_330726/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=DURGIhs4
what this doesn't note is the posts on the kid's facebook page about killing cops...sheesh
what this doesn't note is the posts on the kid's facebook page about killing cops...sheesh
Chuck Norris: It’s Not Crazy To Think Obama Is Invading Texas
I think his action jeans are too tight.
thanks obama?
Total Effing scumbags
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/19/us/scam-charity-investigation/index.html
Washington (CNN)In a rare joint action with attorneys general for each of the 50 states, the Federal Trade Commission says four cancer charities run by extended members of the same family conned donors out of $187 million from 2008 through 2012 and spent almost nothing to help actual cancer patients.
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Each of the charities charged were the subject of extensive reporting by CNN in 2013. And in each instance, none of the four charities would comment. We were ordered out of the building at the Cancer Fund of America in Knoxville, Tennessee, and were the object of an obscene gesture by the CEO of The Breast Cancer Society in Mesa, Arizona.
CNN Investigations
Email your story ideas and tips to CNNtips@cnn.com.
The Cancer Fund of America is run by James Reynolds Sr. His son James Reynolds Jr. is the CEO of the Breast Cancer Society. Another charity, the Children's Cancer Fund of America, is run by Rose Perkins, the ex-wife of the elder James Reynolds. He's also the CEO of the fourth charity, Cancer Support Services.
The government says the charities claimed to provide direct support for cancer patients, breast cancer patients and children with cancer.
"These were lies," the government's complaint says.
Jessica Rich, chief of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, says that in all, the charities spent about 97% of donations they received either on private fundraisers or on themselves. Only 3%, she says, went to help actual cancer patients
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/19/us/scam-charity-investigation/index.html
Washington (CNN)In a rare joint action with attorneys general for each of the 50 states, the Federal Trade Commission says four cancer charities run by extended members of the same family conned donors out of $187 million from 2008 through 2012 and spent almost nothing to help actual cancer patients.
Federal Trade Commission: Four cancer charities a sham 01:02
PLAY VIDEO
Each of the charities charged were the subject of extensive reporting by CNN in 2013. And in each instance, none of the four charities would comment. We were ordered out of the building at the Cancer Fund of America in Knoxville, Tennessee, and were the object of an obscene gesture by the CEO of The Breast Cancer Society in Mesa, Arizona.
CNN Investigations
Email your story ideas and tips to CNNtips@cnn.com.
The Cancer Fund of America is run by James Reynolds Sr. His son James Reynolds Jr. is the CEO of the Breast Cancer Society. Another charity, the Children's Cancer Fund of America, is run by Rose Perkins, the ex-wife of the elder James Reynolds. He's also the CEO of the fourth charity, Cancer Support Services.
The government says the charities claimed to provide direct support for cancer patients, breast cancer patients and children with cancer.
"These were lies," the government's complaint says.
Jessica Rich, chief of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, says that in all, the charities spent about 97% of donations they received either on private fundraisers or on themselves. Only 3%, she says, went to help actual cancer patients
http://abc7.com/news/man-with-satan-tattoo-sentenced-on-murder-conviction/647946/
Enjoy prison doucheknuckle...
Enjoy prison doucheknuckle...
deer ticks on the ball sack of the united states....
Patrick Leahy (D), age 74, years in office, 40; Orrin Hatch (R), age 80, years in office, 37; Barbara Mikulski (D), age 78, years in office, 38; Pat Roberts (R), age 78, years in office, 34; Harry Reid (D), age 75, years in office, 32; Chuck Schumer (D), age 64, years in office, 34; John McCain (R), age 78, years in office, 32; Richard Shelby (R), age 80, years in office, 36; Mitch McConnell (R), age 73, years in office, 30; Thad Cochran (R), age 77, years in office, 42; Dick Durbin (D), age 70, years in office, 32; Chuck Grassley (R), age 81, years in office, 34; Diane Feinstein (D), age 82, years in office, 23; Charles Rangel (D), age 85, years in office, 44; John Conyers (D), age 86, years in office, 50; Nancy Pelosi (D), age 75, years in office, 28.
Patrick Leahy (D), age 74, years in office, 40; Orrin Hatch (R), age 80, years in office, 37; Barbara Mikulski (D), age 78, years in office, 38; Pat Roberts (R), age 78, years in office, 34; Harry Reid (D), age 75, years in office, 32; Chuck Schumer (D), age 64, years in office, 34; John McCain (R), age 78, years in office, 32; Richard Shelby (R), age 80, years in office, 36; Mitch McConnell (R), age 73, years in office, 30; Thad Cochran (R), age 77, years in office, 42; Dick Durbin (D), age 70, years in office, 32; Chuck Grassley (R), age 81, years in office, 34; Diane Feinstein (D), age 82, years in office, 23; Charles Rangel (D), age 85, years in office, 44; John Conyers (D), age 86, years in office, 50; Nancy Pelosi (D), age 75, years in office, 28.
^ Yup. Bunch of career criminals, er, 'politicians'.
The world cup doesn't build itself.
What the ever loving fuck!
Other than corruption I can't think of a valid reason for that.
As an American, I have only the most casual of interest in Soccer, but I watched a thing yesterday about FIFA that kind of blew my mind. Jesus is that one corrupt, incestuous, filthy organization. Makes UCI look like boy scouts.
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The thing with unions is that the leaders aren't interviewed and hired because they are the best candidate. They are elected, and much like our government you end up with a bunch of morons running the show.
I guess this goes here:
Mohammed cartoon contest: Hundreds expected outside Phoenix mosque
Watch the video. Scary, stupid, paranoid, open carry guy...
wow, just wow
Mohammed cartoon contest: Hundreds expected outside Phoenix mosque
Watch the video. Scary, stupid, paranoid, open carry guy...
wow, just wow
I'm willing to bet most of those people didn't get high grades in civics class.
