It seems like a dangerous activity if you’re in the business of vandalizing church cemeteries.

In April a man vandalizing a cemetery by knocking over gravestones in Lilburn, GA was injured when one of the gravestones fell on him. His leg was crushed under the weight of the heavy stone and he lay on the ground wailing for two hours until someone came and rescued him.

You have to wonder if any passerby thought the cemetery was haunted that night.

Then, on May 6th, Michael Schreiber, 22, was in the midst of vandalizing a Calumet Park cemetery in Merrillville, Ind., when his legs were broken by a half ton gravestone that fell on him. He couldn’t call out for help as he was unconscious.

He’d already knocked over 14 gravestones when the half ton one fell on him.

It was about time one fought back.

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This weeks Theme is Broken

Well … that’s one way to fix a broken car. I’m not sure that I’d want these guys to work on my car.

Especially if that chair breaks.

I guess cheap plastic and metal chairs are a lot stronger than they look. It’s amazing that it’s even holding up the car.

Then there’s this poor car.

Look at the observers. It looks like they’re pointing off in the distance saying things like “It came out of nowhere … from that direction I think.”