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"Better than Meat Spins."
Uploaded Saturday, Sep 29 by Heather
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2 likesMan Has Cold Encounter With Morrisville Police Officer
Man Has Cold Encounter With Morrisville Police Officer
Morrisville police have charged a man with assault on a government official after an officer said the man coughed into his face during a traffic stop.
Officer Chris Gill said in his report that Kent Kauffman looked into his eyes before “hacking” in his face three times, according to Morrisville spokeswoman Stacie Galloway. Kauffman said he did cough from the window of his minivan but did so toward Gill’s waist.
“He says I coughed in his face,” Kauffman said. “But that would only work if he had a 4-foot-long face.”
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"Haven't I seen you before? Maybe he should teach survival in the wilderness instead of chemistry."
Uploaded Saturday, Sep 29 by Hokielover from Virginia Tech
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"I demand to see a Brand X Count Chocula."
Uploaded Saturday, Sep 29 by Penn State ATS from Penn State
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Victory.
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"And the best ID contest begins! Good luck, stupid looking people."
Uploaded Friday, Sep 28
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As Prices Soar, U.S. Food Aid Buys Less
As Prices Soar, U.S. Food Aid Buys Less
Soaring food prices, driven in part by demand for ethanol made from corn, have helped slash the amount of food aid the government buys to its lowest level in a decade, possibly resulting in more hungry people around the world this year.
Corn prices have fallen in recent months, but are still far higher than they were a year ago. Demand for ethanol has also indirectly driven the rising price of soybeans, as land that had been planted with soybeans shifted to corn. And wheat prices have skyrocketed, in large part because drought hurt production in Australia, a major producer, economists say.
The higher food prices have not only reduced the amount of American food aid for the hungry, but are also making it harder for the poorest people to buy food for themselves, economists and advocates for the hungry say.
Ace Racer - Flash Game
Ace Racer - Flash Game
Ride on your skidoo water boat over the waves, jump over dolphins and pull tricks by flying off ramp
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"They should beat Lucky Charms at their own game and release an "Oops! All Marshmallows!" cereal."
Uploaded Thursday, Sep 27 by DudeMinesBigger
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Radio burst from space mystifies astronomers
Radio burst from space mystifies astronomers
Astronomers who stumbled upon a powerful burst of radio waves said on Thursday they had never seen anything like it before, and it could offer a new way to search for colliding stars or dying black holes.
They were searching for pulsars — a type of rotating compacted neutron star that sends out rhythmic pulses of radiation — when they spotted the giant radio signal.
It was extremely brief but very strong, and appears to have come from about 3 billion light-years away — a light-year being the distance light travels in a year, or about 6 trillion miles.