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Bag of Randomness
- Per the Dallas Morning News, cigarette sales make up 6% of 7-Eleven’s in-store sales.
- Yesterday I posted that Oklahoma lead the nation with most women in prison. I can see why that stat is so high when a mother gets ten years for $31 of pot.
- I remember getting one of those highly fabricated email forwards from a friend who happens to be uber-Republican when Navy SEALs rescued Captain Richard Phillips from Somali pirates. The email claimed that Obama wanted to have a peaceful negotiation with the pirates and comes from an “inside source.” Now that two yachting Christians who’s mission was to give away free Bibles are now slained by Somali pirates, there’s no telling what kind of email forward I’m going to get in my inbox.
- Manly Diet Dr Pepper?
- The loudest house cat has a purr as loud as a 737
- There’s a new Mr Peanut car
- Mom puts son on Tampa street corner to tell of poor grades
- Talk about a tiny, tiny aquarium
Bag of Randomness
- It was a long night at work last night, you folks are lucky you get this much out of today.
- Oklahoma leads the nation with women in prison. There’s a joke in there somewhere.
- So Anonymous replied to Westboro Baptist Church saying they weren’t going to do anything but then Westboro’s website mysteriously crashes. Hmmmm.
- A current photo of two of the Sandlot characters – one of them is definitely recognizable.
- One thing I wasn’t aware of, nor do I think it was reported, was that when the Chilean Miners were trapped underground, they were provided weed and porn to ease any anxieties.
- The first chapter of Harry Potter written on a bathroom stall at a school.
- Yup, Travolta wears a toupee.
- Nerdy but kinda cool – Music Industry Charts
- 200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 Minutes – The Joy of Stats – BBC Four
- Period Panties – Panties for ladies to wear when that time of the month comes around.
Random Puppy Video
What is the Bible really about?
[Hat-tip: AndyBox.com]
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Tucson is about to lose its only drive-in church
After operating for 45 years, a south-side drive-in church will hold a goodbye ceremony Sunday. The Park Avenue Christian Church’s final service was held last month.
The church opened in 1952 and in 1966 added its unique drive-in Sunday service, in which the pastor would preach alongside an organist to a congregation in parked cars with speaker boxes or low-frequency FM radio broadcasts of the sermons, said Harold Snapp, 82, who chaired the church board.
He said the drive-in option provided an alternative for those who didn’t want to get gussied up to worship.
“People who didn’t feel like getting ready for church or brought their dogs or cats or kids or whatever could listen through the drive-in-theater speakers,” Snapp said. “I never did use it very much, but it was handy.”
Hazel Coatsworth, a church trustee, said Sunday’s event will be a sad occasion, but an inevitable one since the church has been on wobbly ground for years.
She said the church has struggled financially and membership has dwindled to about 10 members. Snapp said most of the members are elderly, and what few newcomers the church could attract didn’t stay long.
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