To corporate America? Yeah.....that Satan! You'll be surprised who got them though....enjoy the video after the jump.
(sorry to move it there but it auto-plays and I didn't want Sacarmouch getting on my case for cluttering up the main page)
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To corporate America? Yeah.....that Satan! You'll be surprised who got them though....enjoy the video after the jump.
(sorry to move it there but it auto-plays and I didn't want Sacarmouch getting on my case for cluttering up the main page)
From The YBNBY Sexually Transmitted Diseases Desk...
So Rabbi Benny Zippel walks into a bar...
Wait, that's not right.
Ahem.
So Rabbi Zippel up to the Shabbat table. He blows the Shofar and then...
From the desk of reptile abmormalities...
We've reported on two-headed snakes and turtle two-face in the past.
Now comes word that a snake in China has grown an extra appendage.
This snake grew a foot.
Or a claw.
Unfortunately, while Mr. Snake and his stanky leg were crawling along the floor, he scared a Chinese woman "right out of her skin."
She was so freaked out she clubbed the snake to death with her shoe.
R.I.P. Snake.
Now science has swooped in to autopsy the reptile and discover the reason for the abnormality.
Then they'll probably clone it and sell to Upper East Side socialites who are sick of their Toy dogs, and want to replace it with something more interesting.
At least I hope so.
Via Telegraph
Of all the repercussions from Kanye West's classlessness the other night at the VMA's, this is probably the best. Nothing like a smack down from the Leader of the Free World to put you in your place. Even when your ego is the size of Lake Tahoe and your talent is the size of the Central Park Reservoir. In the process of reporting on remarks by President Obama that were made during a CNBC interview, ABC News employees prematurely tweeted a portion of those remarks that turned out to be from an off-the-record portion of the interview. This was done before our editorial process had been completed. That was wrong. We apologize to the White House and CNBC and are taking steps to ensure that it will not happen again.
