August 21st, 2008 at 4:46 pm
More stories for the dumb people file!
In May, Jorge Espinal, 44, was taken to a Fort Worth, Texas, hospital after an early morning accident. He’d been drinking and when he suddenly became itchy in a hard to reach spot on his back he quite smartly decided to scratch the itch with a loaded handgun. I’m sure you’ve already figured out the outcome of this stupid act – yes he shot himself in the back!
Don’t read this one if you’re easily grossed out:
A juvenile and two young men were recently charged in Houston Texas with corpse abuse.
They had allegedly gone to a graveyard in Humble, Texas and dug up a grave. They removed the corpses head and took it away to use as a bong to smoke marijuana.
March 1st, 2008 at 3:13 am
Now you can really get your fix of odd news!
I found this collection of recent odd news videos and I thought you might enjoy it.
In this installation you’ll see people participating in a poop and scoop collection contest, see people pigging out on pig skins (bleh!), here about inept bank robbers, see a bride in a toilet paper wedding gown plus several more videos mostly dealing with weird foods, eating contests and of course our favorite – dumb criminals.
Check it out:
Just scroll through the list and watch any videos that interest you. I’m sure you’ll find at least one that gives you a giggle!
Have a great weekend!
May 24th, 2007 at 7:24 pm
If you aren’t the brightest bulb on the planet …
If you’re in a hurry to get some dope calling 911 might not be your best move. Have you ever text messaged or paged someone and added 911 to your message so that the person would know it was urgent? Well, Pomona California Police say that two suspects trying to page a drug dealer from a payphone mistakenly called 911 as they were trying to make an urgent dope deal.
Michael Olivieri, a Police sergeant, says that dispatchers traced the call and sent officers to the location. When the police arrived they arrested Paul White and Ryan Ogie after searching a care with stolen plates and finding suspected burglary tools.
The men admitted to mistakenly calling 911. All that Sergeant Olivieri had to say to that was “No one said criminals are smart.”
