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Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Ex-TCU football player Lorenzo Jones shot during argument over can of beer


A former Texas Christian University football player was shot after an argument with his mother's boyfriend over a can of beer, according to Florida authorities. Lorenzo Jones, 22, was hospitalized after he was shot in the abdomen on June 30, according to the Broward County sheriff's office.

According to the Broward County sheriff's office, Jones, who was visiting his mom during a break from school, had gotten into an argument with his mom's boyfriend, Ricky Von Welch, at her apartment complex. Welch knocked a can of beer from Jones' hand and the two men, who were armed with folding knives, threatened to attack each other. At one point, the men dropped their knives, and Jones slapped Welch in the face, authorities said. Welch then went inside the apartment and got a handgun.

According to the sheriff's office, Jones said, “What are you going to do, shoot me?”

Jones was taken to Broward General Medical Center where the Miami Herald reported he was listed in critical condition last week. The hospital today did not immediately comment on whether Jones remained hospitalized.

Welch, 46, was accused of attempted murder a day after the incident and remained in custody this morning. No bail was set, according to the Broward County sheriff's Web site.

A backup defensive tackle, Jones was a standout at McKinney High School and one of TCU's top recruits in 2005.

Jones and two former TCU basketball players were accused of raping an 18-year-old student in her dorm room in October 2006. Jones, who was never indicted, spent 11 months in jail before the charge was dismissed.

Monday, June 22, 2009

Monday- What a Day it is


Happy Monday
Happy Monday

Rejoice in this day of greatness.
We have made it through the weekend.
Monday Happy Monday
First day of the work week.
Stay, Happy, Stay Happy
Something is trying to ruin this day,
Stay Focused, Stay Focused it is just Monday.

Happy, Happy Monday
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Dad Kills Son During Argument on Father's Day


STROUDSBURG, Pa. — Police say a 62-year-old northeastern Pennsylvania man shot his 19-year-old son to death during an argument on Father's Day.

Authorities say Bernard Uckele killed his son Justin with a handgun about 12:45 p.m. Sunday in the garage of Uckele's home in Jackson Township.

Justin Uckele was dead when troopers arrived. Bernard Uckele fled but was arrested after a short chase by police.

Police say Justin's girlfriend had fought with Justin's sister earlier Sunday afternoon and the father had become involved.

The shooting occurred after Justin returned home from work.

Bernard Uckele is being held without bail on a homicide charge at the Monroe County ja

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Teen Falls Asleep During Face Tattoo


In the general category of "WTF?" this Belgian teenager supposedly fell asleep while getting her face tattooed and woke up to 56 Rihanna-style stars on her face. Now, she's suing the tattoo artist, claiming he misunderstood her. The artist counters that Starface is only peeved because her boyfriend dumped her after seeing the monstrosity.

Um, how do you "doze off" while getting your face inked? Getting a tattoo isn't like going to the meditation room at the Four Seasons. It's loud. There's drilling. It also hurts. A lot. Lastly, it's your face.

Plus, getting tattoos removed hurts almost as bad, leaves scars and takes ages, so there's no real (laser) light at the end of this tunnel.

Regardless of who's telling the truth, the lesson here is that when you're permanently inking something on your bod, it's your responsibility to stay awake to make sure the tattoo artist doesn't f*ck anything up.

Did this chick get a raw deal or just lack common sense?

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Vanity Fair article on drunkeness. Click on site.

http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2009/06/british-airways-wants-you-to-work-for-free.html

Friday, June 12, 2009

Man's House Mistakenly Destroyed

Imagine driving up to a house you own only to find it's not there anymore. That's what happened to Al Byrd of Atlanta on Monday afternoon.
Byrd received a call from a neighbor on June 8 telling him that his childhood home in Carrollton, Ga., had been demolished. When Byrd arrived on the scene with a Carroll County Sheriff's deputy, he found the home, which he still owns, in ruins, the Times-Georgian reported.
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