Cordless electric hair coloring brush gives you perfect, at home hair color so you don’t have to spend a fortune at the salon. Just fill this special brush with your color of choice, turn on and start coloring. Color control system distributes color evenly with precision. Get professional results in half the time. Requires two AA batteries, not included.
This would be a great stocking stuffer for 2010. It looks really good. Very promising results…just look at the picture.
Mice Ketch-All catches up to 20 mice without resetting trap. Using a rodent’s own curiosity as bait, trigger activated trap keeps luring them in, but they can’t get out. Automatically resets itself with each capture. Easy disposal. For use again and again.
I really like how you can keep 20 dead mice in your trap. Who cares about the smell? I wouldn’t if I could catch 20 mice.
Lo Wung, 42, taught the monkeys so they could entertain crowds outside a shopping centre in Nshi, in eastern China’s Hubei province.
But all it took was one slip by the trainer and it was on. A quick-thinking monkey floored him with a round house kick to the head.
Photo: CEN
Hu Luang, 32, a bystander who photographed the incident, said: “I saw one punch him in the eye - he grabbed another by the ear and it responded by grabbing his nose. They were leaping and jumping all over the place. It was better than a Bruce Lee film.”
At one point the monkey trainer grabbed a staff to hit the monkeys, only to find himself facing a stick-brandishing monkey that cracked him over the head.
Photo: CEN
He only managed to get the monkeys under control by tangling them up in the rope that had been used to stop them running off.
A 53-year-old woman was arrested after allegedly hitting her live-in boyfriend in the head with a raw steak. According to a Marion County Sheriff’s Office report, the man told deputies Elsie Egan repeatedly hit him with the uncooked meat and slapped his face after he refused a piece of sliced bread. The man said he wanted a bread roll.
Egan denied hitting the man with the steak but did admit to slapping him, saying she did it “so that he could learn.” The man told deputies that Egan was his live-in girlfriend. He declined medical assistance. Egan was charged with abuse of a disabled adult. According to online records, she has been released on $2,500 bond.
Just looking at the mug shot, I think she was the one beat with the steak. What kind of steak was this? It’s got to be a larger cut of steak to be able hit somebody repeatedly in the head with it. Surely not a 8 oz. filet mignon.
I think it would be a nice gesture for Festville fans to order steak from Omaha Steaks and mail it to her for Christmas.
Extrasaltat
I love how the guy on the left part of the group is having his head sliced open by the lid of can.
Martys
Baracudaz
The guys on the far left and far right stand no chance with a real barracuda.
Thor Erics
Top right fella - Indescribable
Jesus Christ was called for jury duty this week in Jefferson County.
Court officials were skeptical at first when on Monday a potential juror submitted a name change form with “Jesus Christ” on it. But the 59-year-old Birmingham woman, who previously went by Dorothy Lola Killingworth, assured the presiding judge that was her name.
“It raised eyebrows, so I asked her if that were truly her name,” Circuit Court Judge Scott Vowell (pictured right) said. “She assured me that it was. She had her name changed in the Probate Court, and she presented her driver’s license.”
Christ was sent to Judge Clyde Jones’s courtroom for a criminal case. She was excused because she was disruptive, court officials said. Instead of answering questions, she was asking them, a court employee in Jones’s office said.
Efforts to reach Christ today were unsuccessful.
Court administrator Sandra Turner said she and others in the jury assembly room were somewhat shocked at first when the woman insisted Christ was her name. And when her name was called, several potential jurors laughed out loud.
Unlike some Jefferson County residents, Christ did not try to get out of jury duty, Turner said.
“She was perfectly happy to serve,” said Turner.
Luggage Locator - See & Hear Where Your Bag Is!
Easily locate your bag from the sea of look-alike luggage. Simply press the button on your remote and the locator on your bag will light up (6 flashing LEDs!) and your prerecorded message will play for 30 seconds continuously. You’ll be able to hear it up to 45 feet away!
Attaches securely to your luggage.
I’m sure this will last all of one trip after the baggage handlers toss it around.
Harry “Traveling Shoes” Turner is one of 14 candidates running for Birmingham’s mayor. He is a minister. A clown. A chaplain for the police department. And he works for the postal service. He has been preaching since he was 12, when he accidentally shot his foot with his mom’s gun.
If elected, Harry has pledged to remove the mayor’s chair in the city council chamber and stand up for the first city council meeting to demonstrate that he is standing up for the people. I’m not sure if Harry knows that some of these council meetings last for many, many hours.
Harry also is extremely concerned about the 20 million budget deficit. He said you can’t drive 20 blocks without needing a wheel alignment. You can’t take the trash out without stray dogs chasing you back in the house. Every 5 blocks, a city bus breaks down.
With 14 candidates running for mayor, it’s hard for Festville to examine all of them. The election is December 8th and a likely runoff will be held January 19th. Vote for Harry.
If you’re one of those busy people who frequently grab a quick meal or snack in the parking lot or at your desk, you know how annoying drips and spills can be. Protect your appearance (and your car’s) with The Drib. This foldable, washable, shoulder-to-knee bib was designed to be worn in the car. An absorbent fabric front and moisture-resistant back keep spills in check and large pockets on the bottom catch food spills. Shoulder weights allow for easy use without the need for awkward ties and clips. Folds into its own pocket for compact storage.