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    Jellyfish tossing helps land Madeira Beach man in jail - St. Petersburg Times »

    A 41-year-old man who witnesses said had been drinking since 9 a.m. was arrested Monday afternoon after authorities say he created a disturbance by pretending to drown and throwing jellyfish on teenagers.

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    Police: 'Chunky' escorts rip off intoxicated men | Seattle Times Newspaper »

    Incredible reporting

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    “They get on TV and go ‘errrr, errrrr,’” he said. “People hear them and say, ‘These people, they’re southerners. The party’s being taken over by southerners. What they hell they got to do with Ohio?’”

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    Palin's Resignation: The Edited Version | vanityfair.com »

    So great.

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    More campaign ads based on movies, please (via dscclive)

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    Glenn Beck Slams Softball Questioning Of Sotomayor... But There Were No Questions Today (VIDEO) »

    I hated this jerk when he was on KC101, and he’s only gotten worse. What a joke.

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    Consumerist - VIDEO: Toyota Employees Taped Stealing From, Watching Porn In Customer's Truck - Videos »

    This was a fun one.

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    It was … a running joke at the Court that outsiders frequently mistook Souter and Breyer for each other. No one could really understand why this happened, because the two bore little resemblance. One day when Souter was making his usual solo drive from Washington to New Hampshire, he stopped for lunch in Massachusetts. A stranger and his wife came up to him and asked, “Aren’t you on the Supreme Court?”

    Souter said he was.
    
    "You're Justice Breyer, right?" said the man.
    
    Rather than embarrass the fellow, Souter simply nodded and exchanged pleasantries, until he was asked an unexpected question.
    
    "Justice Breyer, what's the best thing about being on the Supreme Court?"
    
    The justice thought for a while, then said, "Well, I'd have to say it's the privilege of serving with David Souter."
    

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