Show
Notes for Monday May 27, 2019
It's
a #MovieStarMonday with
Julia
Montgomery, most known for her role as Betty Childs from Revenge Of
The Nerds, but she was also in many other films. We met up with her
at 80s In The Desert. She will also be at 80s In The Sand again as
well. (www.RadioTravelGroup.com)
Here is a link to her website with more information about this
wonderful lady! http://juliamontgomeryactress.com/
May
27th
National
Cellophane Tape Day
National
Grape Popsicle Day
National
Memorial Day
SURVEYS,
STUDIES & SUCH:
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A new survey found that parents think young children should start focusing on their career choice by the age of five. (https://bit.ly/2wfmEes)
A new survey found that parents think young children should start focusing on their career choice by the age of five. (https://bit.ly/2wfmEes)
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A
Wyoming man told police that he traveled back in time from the future
and had come to warn Casper about a pending alien invasion Police
responded to a call about a man claiming to be from the future at
around 10:30 p.m. local time and found 27-year-old Bryant Johnson.
Casper Police said in an affidavit that he appeared to be under the
influence. When he spoke to police, Johnson said he was actually from
the year 2048, claiming an alien invasion would take place next year.
He told residents to leave as soon as possible, and demanded to talk
to “the president” of the town and would talk to no one else.
Officials quoted Johnson as saying that he was able to time travel
with the help of aliens. The officials also recalled him saying that
he had to stand on a pad and that the aliens filled his body with
alcohol, but that they had sent him to the wrong year as originally
planned. Police reported that Johnson had watery red eyes, slurred
speech, and smelled of booze. An initial reading of his blood alcohol
level came in at .136, almost twice the legal level to drive. Johnson
was arrested and taken to the Natrona County Detention Center
“without issue.” (https://bit.ly/2Vih8So)
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West continue to be mocked online for naming their fourth child “Psalm.” (https://bit.ly/2JQxHm4)
Kendall Jenner told Vogue Australia that she keeps her relationship with NBA star Ben Simmons private because she’s learned from her older sisters.
(https://pge.sx/2HDJ3Hu)
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A study by the Max Planck Institute found that Baboon Mothers will set their sons up with sex partners. (https://bit.ly/2YHw2Um)
Police in Fayetteville, Arkansas arrested a woman who posed as a deputy so she could get her boyfriend out of prison. (https://bit.ly/2MeHo0P)
The National Beard and Mustache Championships are under way in Antwerp, Belgium. It looks like a German guy is gonna win best mustache.
(https://bit.ly/2WSy6Iu)
A French town is offering free Viagra to any couple who moves there in an effort to boost their birth rate. (https://dailym.ai/30BrSPl)
DNA tests revealed that 30% of the migrant families crossing the U.S. Border are not related, despite their claims for family asylum. (https://washex.am/2Wa6jGf)
A Fleet of Vintage World War II Planes departed the U.S. for Normandy Monday to prepare for D-Day celebrations. (https://bit.ly/2X0zx80)
A study by the Wall Street Journal found that Millennials are in worse financial shape than every previous generation before them.
(https://on.wsj.com/2HspHWY)
A new survey found that San Francisco has topped Zurich, Germany as the best place to make money. (https://bloom.bg/2w87kQv)
The
NYPD has been rocked by a scandal in which a female officer hired a
hitman to kill her husband and her new boyfriend’s daughter.
(https://nyp.st/2HqIwK2)
(https://nyp.st/2HqIwK2)
FUN FACT FOR YOU:
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Columbus Thought He Saw Mermaids. During his travels, in 1493, Christopher Columbus believed he saw mermaids in the ocean, which he described as “not half as beautiful as they are painted.” More than likely, he had simply spotted manatees in the water—not so beautiful indeed.
NOW
FEAR THIS.... FUN WITH PHOBIAS!
Wiccaphobia… Fear of witches and witchcraft.
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An accused lemur schemer is coming clean. The fight for preserving endangered animals scored a major victory when a 19-year-old California man agreed to plead guilty to stealing a rare lemur from a zoo last year. According to the Department of Justice, Aquinas Kasbar admitted in a plea agreement to swiping Isaac — a 32-year-old ring-tailed lemur — from the Santa Ana Zoo last July. The night of the animal’s abduction, Kasbar snuck into the zoo after hours and used a bolt cutter to create an opening in the lemur’s enclosure. In the process, Capuchin monkeys escaped from the same cage and had to be recovered by zoo staffers. The kidnapped critter — the oldest of its species in North American captivity — was recovered after Kasbar dropped the animal off in a plastic drawer near a Newport Beach Hotel. Attached to the container was a note that read: “This belongs to the Santa Ana Zoo it was taken last night please bring it to police.” Kasbar has been charged with unlawfully taking an endangered species and may face a year in prison and a $100,000 fine.
(https://nyp.st/2K2dR7s)
An accused lemur schemer is coming clean. The fight for preserving endangered animals scored a major victory when a 19-year-old California man agreed to plead guilty to stealing a rare lemur from a zoo last year. According to the Department of Justice, Aquinas Kasbar admitted in a plea agreement to swiping Isaac — a 32-year-old ring-tailed lemur — from the Santa Ana Zoo last July. The night of the animal’s abduction, Kasbar snuck into the zoo after hours and used a bolt cutter to create an opening in the lemur’s enclosure. In the process, Capuchin monkeys escaped from the same cage and had to be recovered by zoo staffers. The kidnapped critter — the oldest of its species in North American captivity — was recovered after Kasbar dropped the animal off in a plastic drawer near a Newport Beach Hotel. Attached to the container was a note that read: “This belongs to the Santa Ana Zoo it was taken last night please bring it to police.” Kasbar has been charged with unlawfully taking an endangered species and may face a year in prison and a $100,000 fine.
(https://nyp.st/2K2dR7s)
Some people are really passionate about pepperoni. A Pizza Hut customer in Ohio was arrested after allegedly threatening the manager of his local shop over the lack of pepperoni on his pie. Late at night on May 9th, officers with the Cleveland Heights Police Department responded to a call of an angry customer who came to the restaurant after his pizza, which he ordered online, arrived without his requested topping. The man, a 31-year-old, then said he wanted to “come around the counter and kill” the manager, but added that he didn’t want to be charged “with a robbery.” The man later went outside and removed something from his Volkswagen before coming back to stand in the doorway of the Pizza Hut, holding the item in his pocket. After ten seconds, he departed, but flashed a "black handgun in the air" on the way back to his car. Police were able to track the suspect using the address he listed on his online order, as well as security footage taken at the scene. (https://fxn.ws/30A1YM3)
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
COBOL—FRENCH—SIGN
(They
are all Languages)
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