Show
Notes for Tuesday April 16, 2019
John
& Heidi share funny stories of people doing weird things... plus
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April
16th
National
Orchid Day
National
Eggs Benedict Day
National
Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day
National
Healthcare Decisions Day
National
Bean Counter Day
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A new study found that San Francisco residents who make $300,000 a year live paycheck to paycheck.(https://bit.ly/2FWz7YW)
A new study found that San Francisco residents who make $300,000 a year live paycheck to paycheck.(https://bit.ly/2FWz7YW)
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A
man who surmised that a ghost may have planted methamphetamine in his
Louisiana home eventually admitted that he, and not an otherworldly
force, was responsible for the drug being in his residence
60-year-old Michael Auttonberry was arrested in October after police
arrived at his home in response to a purported assault. Cops say that
Auttonberry had called 9-1-1 to claim that he had been “stabbed on
the head by an axe.” When officers arrived at Auttonberry’s West
Monroe home, they determined that he was not suffering from any axe
wounds and there were no assailants in sight. Cops did, however, spot
“in plain view on a night stand a open brown paper containing
approximately one gram of suspected methamphetamine. Quizzed by cops,
Auttonberry said that “a ghost or intruders” planted the drugs
before climbing out a bedroom window. This claim, investigators
determined, “was not accurate.” Charged with narcotics possession
and making a false report to police, Auttonberry subsequently pleaded
guilty to the felony drug charge.
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Over 20 Million people watched the final round of The Masters Sunday.
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HBO attracted over thirty million viewers to Sunday season premiere of Game of Thrones. (https://bit.ly/2VErRaB)
A
new app will ruin “Game of Thrones” for your friends by sending
them spoilers from each episode. (https://dailym.ai/2G9JVTn)
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The National Enquirer has been put up for sale and is expected to sell quickly.
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A group of teenagers are wanted for stealing laptops out of a California Starbucks. (https://cbsloc.al/2Ghag38)
A video has gone viral of a woman in Colorado bar who nearly got hit by an axe after she threw it at a wall and it bounced back at her. (https://bit.ly/2VE6MNB)
A new report claims that Amazon has humans listening to what people tell their Alexa’s so the company can market to you better. (https://bit.ly/2uXo2l9)
FUN FACT FOR YOU:
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Babe Ruth kept a cabbage leaf under his cap to keep cool.
NOW
FEAR THIS.... FUN WITH PHOBIAS!
Megalophobia… Fear of large things.
WEIRD
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Officers pulled over a woman driving a Walmart mobility scooter down a Tennessee highway Friday morning. Sally Selby caught the attention of law enforcement around 5:00 a.m. while driving the motorized shopping cart in the slow lane of Highway 127. Selby allegedly told officers that she was on her way to a Waffle House restaurant to buy a cup of coffee. According to WTVF, the 45-year-old initially told officers that she built the scooter, but was later arrested for theft after Walmart employees confirmed it belonged to the store. Police said that Walmart surveillance video showed Selby using the shopping scooter inside the store before driving it out into the parking lot. It wasn’t clear Tuesday whether or not Selby might face additional charges. (https://bit.ly/2UIZISJ)
Officers pulled over a woman driving a Walmart mobility scooter down a Tennessee highway Friday morning. Sally Selby caught the attention of law enforcement around 5:00 a.m. while driving the motorized shopping cart in the slow lane of Highway 127. Selby allegedly told officers that she was on her way to a Waffle House restaurant to buy a cup of coffee. According to WTVF, the 45-year-old initially told officers that she built the scooter, but was later arrested for theft after Walmart employees confirmed it belonged to the store. Police said that Walmart surveillance video showed Selby using the shopping scooter inside the store before driving it out into the parking lot. It wasn’t clear Tuesday whether or not Selby might face additional charges. (https://bit.ly/2UIZISJ)
Angered
by the noise coming from a union picket line across from their home,
an Ohio couple allegedly made sugar cookies spiked with a laxative
and gave the baked goods to striking school employees. According to
investigators, 29-year-old Bo Cosens 25-year-old and Rachel Sharrock
are both facing a felony contamination charge. Cosens and Sharrock
are each locked up in lieu of $1 million bond. The couple lives on
the same street where workers have been protesting since going on
strike in late-March. Picketers on the line outside the Claymont
Primary School in Uhrichsville are often saluted by passing motorists
with a honk of a horn. Cops say that repetitive noise prompted Cosens
and Sharrock to target the workers. Police began investigating the
pair upon receiving a tip about vides on Cosens’s Facebook showing
the couple preparing the laxative-spiked treat. Additionally, video
captured the couple discussing the delivery of the cookies to the
strikers. (https://bit.ly/2Idrwsk)
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
SPENCER
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