Humor

What would we do without polls? > A poll shows most people don't have much faith that forecasters can accurately predict what the weather will be like on any given day. > Four in 10 respondents in an AP-Ipsos poll said they've made plans in the

What would Ben Franklin say? > Students sick of working for zero cash at crappy jobs are taking matters into their own hands and joining online casinos in record numbers. That's right! Fed up with filling out the same boring applications at food courts and Starbucks around the

> James Carroll Bayley, 44, pleaded guilty in May to killing his brother, Robert, in an incident in Raleigh, N.C., in which James alleged that Robert had come by, drunk, to retrieve his power drill that James had borrowed. James told the judge that he certainly didn't

Or maybe it's just home improvement. For more information about these urinals: Link [http://www.clarkmade.com/].

"A bronze calf was dedicated Thursday to former Gov. and U.S. Sen. Clifford Hansen for his contributions to Wyoming and the farm and ranch industry." Link [http://www.billingsgazette.com/index.php?id=1&display=rednews/2005/06/10/build/wyoming/75-hansen-calf.inc] . (Yes, we posted

One of the funnier things we've read in awhile: > A German zoo has been accused of exploitation after it unveiled plans to put grass-skirted black men in mud huts . . . > The zoo, in the southern German city of Augsburg, is promoting the plan in a glossy brochure

This one has curly blonde hair, too, but fewer and fewer are laughing. Link [http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/news/060805_nw_nakedzorro.html]. Excerpt: > The man dressed only in sneakers and a mask haunting diners in Doylestown has now been spotted in Valley Forge. > Upper Merion police

We try to avoid overt politics on this blog, but we found this humorous: > [MTV's] Rock the Vote also awarded former President Clinton its "Lifetime Achievement" award, meant to "honor an individual who has always made reaching out to people and appealing to their

> A top German lawyer has handed himself into police and confessed to being responsible for a string of bank robberies that netted £250,000. > The 41-year-old also admitted a range of swindles and cons carried out from his legal practice based in Muenster, Germany - most involving