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From Gawker.com, "After some digging, it appears this recording was made between 1987 and 1994 when his radio and tv shows overlapped. This witching hour call-in segment was called Open Phone America. The phones would open up at 3 a.m. for callers to discuss any topic they pleased with Larry. Give it a good listen. Really picks up halfway through." Can't argue with that. It's only 3 minutes and it's right here. This opinion piece, "John Edwards and the Scandal Nobody Wanted," was written by the editor of Wonkette. Previous posts on this issue (or nonissue, as the case may be) have received such high praise, I felt compelled to add another version of 'why the media is ignoring this story.' If you don't like the topic, you can read about McCain's expensive shoes on our Politics Anyone blog. That post is here. Two great videos from inside a San Dimas bike shop. Lots of wobbling and then everyone makes a mad dash for the exit! Check them out here. Don't know about you, but I would have lost it if I was on this flight. A little turbulence makes my stomach flutter. But this. Crikey! — Andrew Mockett
"The Dark Knight" star Christian Bale has asked for privacy following his 5-hour meeting with London police earlier this week. There's also more (alleged) details about the family feud that led to police being called to his ritzy hotel. Details here.
Batman star Christian Bale has been arrested by detectives investigating a claim of assault, police sources said today. Bale, 34, attended a police station after it was reported his mother and sister had reported him to police. Get the whole story here. What he got arrested for was crazy enough, but it's the booking photo you'll love the most. Story and photo here. A woman hangs out of her house holding a metal railing while videotaping a lightning storm. Guess what happened next? Those clever little rascals at JibJab have released their 2008 campaign video. It's the satirists' follow-up to their wildly successful Web spoof of the 2004 election. He's got a face only an adopted mother could love — and far more problems besides. With only one eye, a withered ear, three legs and skin ravaged by cancer, nine-year-old Gus has been crowned the world's ugliest dog. Read the story and see more pictures here.
These dolls are so lifelike police have been smashing car windows to 'rescue' them! "Selling for up to $1000, the painstakingly hand-painted dolls were so lifelike with eyelashes, fingernails, milk spots and wispy hair that they were constantly fooling people." Read the silly story here.
There's only one man (or woman) who can save us from the rising gas prices: God. That's right, the head honcho. The Pray at the Pump movement has been holding prayer vigils at gas stations across the country. A 74-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence Sunday after crashing her Cadillac through the front window of a convenience store, authorities said. After plowing halfway through the store, the woman got out of the car, walked over to the cooler and pulled out a six-pack of Budweiser. More details here.
A Kentucky woman was nabbed on prostitution charges for allegedly trading sex for gasoline. A local prosecutor noted that it was sad to see someone selling their body for gas, in this case about 25 gallons worth. Read the whole story and see the booking mugs here. A British high school student received credit for writing nothing but a two-word obscenity on an exam paper because the phrase expressed meaning and was spelled correctly. Read the whole story here. As a side note, my last two years of school in England I took English, History and Geography, receiving a D, an E and an N respectively. D and Es are passes, though nothing to get college admissions people excited about, and an N means you've reached the same level of education you were at when you started the course 2 years before! — Andrew Mockett
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