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Hollywood 05-26-2004 12:46 PM

Hmmm, slurp, this doesn't taste like diesel fuel..
 
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,120538,00.html

Eames 05-26-2004 12:48 PM

lol served him right

Madmartagen 05-26-2004 03:56 PM

OMG lol happy:

TonyMontana 05-26-2004 03:59 PM

meh ofn to me, i thought i said this in some thread, nontheless this guy is a dumbass

Rannoch 05-26-2004 04:08 PM

HAHAHAH

Read the last one, too.

Short Hand 05-26-2004 04:33 PM

biggrin:

Infection_Smith@ 05-26-2004 08:58 PM

Read the articles below, some of them are hilarious like the drunk guy who was pulled over in a lawnmower biggrin:

Machette 05-26-2004 09:01 PM

Man Racks Up $28,000 Tab at Strip Club

NEW YORK (AP) — An insurance company executive is claiming some financial hanky-panky occurred during a visit to an upscale strip club that left him out $28,000.

Mitchell Blaser, 54, filed a lawsuit Wednesday claiming he was stripped of the money through bogus credit-card charges after a night out with two friends at the Manhattan topless club Scores (search).

A Scores spokesman denied the accusation, saying Blaser was spending "like a rock star" and the club's paperwork proves it. The tab for the evening included $16,000 for five bottles of top-of-the-line Champagne and $7,000 for lap dances.

Blaser, CFO for the American division of Swiss Reinsurance Co., said when he complained that the bill was wrong, club employees told him to sign or he would not get his credit card back.

Scores spokesman Lonnie Hanover said club employees checked with American Express several times during the night while Blaser was there to make sure that his line of credit permitted that kind of spending.

Hanover said American Express investigated Blaser's complaints in January. He said the credit-card company sent Scores a letter dated Jan. 22 confirming that the charges were legitimate.

Steve Dishart, a spokesman for Swiss Reinsurance, one of the world's largest insurers, said he couldn't comment because Blaser's lawsuit involves "a personal dispute."



oOo:

snipes 05-27-2004 12:43 AM

[quote:0e9f5]KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Five high school seniors in Missouri have been charged with assault for allegedly trying to tape a teacher to a chair.[/quote:0e9f5]

HA HA! I should try that one day.


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